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Dulworth, who describes herself as a competitive, Type-A personality, totes a bag full of work-relating reading with her wherever she goes.

Nick Warnock brought even less to the table but the arguable corporate social dynamic that emancipated him from the Board Room was the rivalry between head strong competitive career women.

Social behavior analysts have observed that in competitive environments involving mixed gender, the females tend to compete amongst each other for the favor of the supervisors as the best female of the pool.

Perhaps this microcosm of corporate social interaction reveals that women are ultra competitive against their own gender because they are trained to stand out in a male dominated arena, seeking their approval.

All these teams in the race are competitive and it's going to be a great race.

"There's enough cane planted to guarantee supplies at competitive prices," Carvalho said, adding that a big fall in gasoline prices was not expected in coming years.

They see past his selfish flaws, churlish behavior and overbearing disposition, and embrace his intense, fierce competitiveness and his entertainment value.

The state hired GC Services in a competitive bid process.

Tens of thousands of students are taking the competitive National Latin exam.

With fewer insurance companies, corporations need brokerages to help them negotiate competitive rates.

"One of the things we've been working on over the past several years is our value image," said Megahan, naming dairy and nonorganic produce as areas where Whole Foods touts its prices as competitive with larger, more moderate supermarket chains such as Safeway and Albertson's.

The number of House races deemed competitive has plunged from about 150 in 1992 to an expected 35 next year.

If they don't get on the bandwagon, giant Wal-Mart will leave them in the competitive dust, they say.

Doom is their business, and a highly competitive one at that.

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