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compete

[kuhm-peet] / kəmˈpit /


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Its Epic Universe park, which opened in May in Orlando, Fla., significantly increased its ability to compete with Disney for visitor dollars there.

From The Wall Street Journal

She declined invites in each of the following two years, choosing instead to compete in the WDF Women's World Championship - winning that title on both occasions.

From BBC

Now 53, he goes on regular hunting trips - often shooting deer in Victoria's high country - and competes in pistol shooting events six times a year.

From BBC

It would also allow the industry to compete more effectively with long-haul trucking, the companies said.

From The Wall Street Journal

A large group of frustrated grads are deciding to continue their studies to beef up their resumes and add more skills needed to compete with AI.

From Los Angeles Times