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And Coy himself would rather win fare and square, than having the competition eliminated by extreme matters.
The competition was there, but not that stiff.
The world of a professional dancer is undoubtedly a life of cutthroat competition and repetitive rejection.
Unfortunately the dream is crushed by a huge machine designed to destroy competition.
Die Fetten Jahre sind vorbei (The Edukators) is the first German film in competition at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival since Wim Wender's In weiter Ferne, so nah! (Faraway, So Close!) in 1993.
I thought Baz Lurhman's Moulin Rouge was about as low as you could get but here that Australian has competition from another.
For my school's One-Act (Fall) play, we chose to do a Holocaust play and compete with it at region competition.
Mr. Keen gets stiff competition from tall, dark, and handsome Ivor Novello (as Jonathan Drew), who arrives on the scene as "The Lodger" at the home of Marie Ault and Arthur Chesney (as Mr. and Mrs. Bunting).
Romola Garai and Rose Byrne as stellar as two sisters coming-of-age and in virtual competition with each other.
Facing economic problems and a stronger competition from foreign filmmakers, the Mexican industry found itself at its darkest hours through the decades of the 70s and the 80s.
Most of them feature a two male competition for one woman, cynical insight into the minds of its characters and a rather strongly ironic sense of humor, taking apart the characters' follies and vices equally.
Despite some stiff competition, from Sopranos to Six Feet Under, there is probably no show on television which shows Americans and their sense of family and community better than Deadwood.
"Roberta" was out of circulation for many years because of an inferior MGM remake "Lovely to Look At" (1952) - the studio did not want competition between the two films.
Thomas Haden Church's character was hilarious, the competition and the scenes with his son had everyone in the theater howling.
Is sad that Solas and Todo sobre mi madre had such a strong competition.
I realize this show is a reality joke that is meant to be funny... however what bothers me is that Kenny cheats in every competition.
So why does Spencer not realize Kenny is cheating in every competition?
Dolan is known for getting rid of all competition and threats but Elizabeth is determined to witness.
I like but don't love crossword puzzles (my mother did the double crostics when I was a kid, which were beyond me) and can take them or leave them, but Will Shortz is a gem and the theme of competition is universal.
I sort of enjoyed it, but then, it had no competition and I wasn't ready to fall asleep yet.
It gives some explanation as to how the competition began and it shows how Connor used the "prize" from the first film.
A motocross team backed by Tommy, who has invented a super fuel that will change the way of racing, must trek across the desert to compete in a competition.
I love the idea of a talent show that focuses on more than just singing, especially the same old adult contemporary music that we hear over and over and over again on the likes of American Idol, Star Search, or any other popular talent competition.
Suddenly her persistent admirers are starting to die in gruesome ways and she finds out that there is another candidate, a huge insect, beginning to eliminate the competition and imitating their look an their behaviour to impress the woman.
There is wonderful insight into the "characters" who participate in the crossword competition - a whole world out there that I was not aware of.
There are also a babe with big breast in an almost see through t-shirt at 07:38 for 3 seconds, plus another babe with huge nipples at 25:03 for 5 seconds (!) and that was all real candy in the whole movie... Except a wet t-skirt competition, with girls that danced and jumped around with some bare breast, but in a very silly and NOT sexy way...
Each landscape, in each conflict captured in images, portrays the inescapable fact that the human species, unlike all others on our planet, is capable of going "beyond" the need to kill for food or for survival or even to become "leader of the pack" in a "fair" competition.
The notion of user empowerment has likewise vanished amid intense competition for the direct-to-consumer e-mail marketing business.
Other players, including Facebook (which can mine a 500-million-plus customer base), could give it strong competition, using newsfeeds or its evolving messaging functions rather than e-mail.
Early in 2015, Marian Bassey (representing the ETC Group) met stevia farmers in Kenya to understand what competition from synthetic biology might mean for them.
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