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contention

[kuhn-ten-shuhn] / kənˈtɛn ʃən /




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The Greek former world number three broke early in the second set but lost her advantage as Muchova utilised her all-court craftiness to get back into contention.

From Barron's

Scotland's smaller player numbers may be a disadvantage overall, but for individuals it translates to a shorter route to international contention and less chance of being churned out once you get there.

From BBC

So our home is really the only asset that is in contention.

From MarketWatch

Skating through an injury and out of medal contention after a fall earlier in her free skate, Bonaly suddenly inserted the flip in the middle of her program.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, as Tuchel himself emphasised: "He's a great player who will always be in contention."

From BBC