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    1. He could not, and did not really want to, compete with this lifestyle, and Tatania was very much about the lifestyle


    2. That was one area where no one could compete with Henry; he had a big heart and wasn’t afraid to show that he cared


    3. While the above advantages are bound to result in better average performance of the investments, it must be clearly understood that this can neither compete with abnormal appreciation of a few shares nor escape the effect of a bearish market when share prices are lower than their purchase price


    4. I can’t compete with a young woman … any young woman at all! Let alone one who is half pretty


    5. It has evolved so that its tissues drop boulders on silicates that compete with it for souls


    6. He had finally shown his true colors, 'exceeded above his tolerated station' to compete with the established families of Tahoe City for a share of their tourist dollars


    7. I didn’t see any way I could compete with a woman like that, especially if she’s professional bait


    8. What were the chances of encountering someone as sexy as Bethai who was interested enough to compete with Ava? Bethai was bigger and better with her pillows of course, but Ava was much more intelligent and to his eye much prettier because of her normal size


    9. mere silk hope to compete with a man who makes even the


    10. rather than compete with it

    11. She could have tried to compete with them, but knew he was just looking for pretty girls to have fun with


    12. She took a shower and made sure Luray saw plenty of the body she had to compete with


    13. If you are a small company, you can not only compete with, but surpass the big


    14. She could never compete with her sister when it came to looks – she would always be second best


    15. None of their examples ever compete with the length, relevance, frequency or complexity of codes that are found in the Bible


    16. be able to compete with his memory! He was always there


    17. trying to compete with the TV and her lack of respect


    18. It’s not that their tales about Scooter weren’t mildly interesting; it’s just that nothing they shared could compete with the amount of enthusiasm with which it was imparted


    19. And as far as the Tea Party has become slandered by „Progressives" to the point of characterizing them as a bunch of uneducated, know-nothing, racist bigots, such is always the fallback position of progressive/liberal know-it-alls who can"t compete with opposing ideas


    20. Look for Blogs that do not directly compete with each other for readers, when you do you can become an added service to each other and to our respective readers

    21. Like I said, old John Barley Corn is very patient and he does not want anyone or anything to have to compete with


    22. In its time there was nothing that could compete with it and I think with much nostalgia of them


    23. After designing more than fifty planes, some big, some small, some duds and some real masterpieces; the fact was that you really couldn’t compete with nine-year old Chinese kids making, ‘almost ready to fly,’ planes for less money


    24. With the Republicans as a strong party to compete with the Democrats, the Know-Nothings went into a sharp decline


    25. I had to compete with the music the DJ was thumping


    26. I feel as though we are only little children trying to compete with gods some days,” I said


    27. was invited to compete with nineteen other


    28. How can truth ever compete with that?


    29. It would be hardly fair for us that can manipulate the elements to also compete with the


    30. organizers said proved Canadians can compete with the rest of the world

    31. It can be scary trying to compete with the perfection of nature and that feeling that 'if it's not


    32. She might never compete with Rachel’s beauty but at least she could feel more confident in the same room


    33. “And I can’t compete with that, can I?”


    34. myself „How do you compete with that? Two


    35. He desperately needed money to compete with


    36. In this way, all decisions are made in the best interests of everyone, since our mindset is to cooperate and not compete with each other


    37. I know you will all compete with great honor


    38. A general moaning and grumbling rose to compete with the humming of the stern lines


    39. I don't feel that you and I need to compete with one another


    40. I have no desire at all to compete with you or to take anything that is yours

    41. It will allow you to compete with the “big-boys” in the industry by hosting your blog on a high-authority domain that already easily ranks all over Google


    42. brains which compete with informa-


    43. Who could possibly compete with him now? We laughed again when we caught sight of our packs of cotton bandages, speculating just how to apply them


    44. All in all, the 360 is a much preferred and recommended system for players who love to go online and compete with others


    45. the sex industry had reduced me to a piece of meat that had to compete with plastic porn stars


    46. Choose an allied business that does not compete with yours


    47. thing is that small businesses struggle to compete with big businesses


    48. have the money to compete with the big brands


    49. Bernard was the head of a real estate agency, one in which he himself built from the ground up; and though never able to compete with the more known entities, his dealings made him quite the fortune in his own right


    50. Only Leo can compete with Scorpio sexually














































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