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The game can also be played competitively by two players.

She finally got serious about running competitively after turning 60.

Companies will not long be able to control what they cannot produce competitively.

Even then, Street knew she was a year away from racing competitively.

And not every city is remembered for what takes place competitively.

At the age of 28, after not having played competitively since college, they decided to try out for a professional team.

This now allowed women to play any team sports competitively.

I applied for it competitively, and the rest is history.

Most are about 13 and have spelled competitively for at least a couple of years.

There are disabled people like myself who can work competitively.

"I think it will make us a competitively stronger team."

He took to the game quickly and began playing competitively aged 12.

He started swimming competitively in high school "because it was something to do."

"I think there's a great need for us to improve competitively in the summer," he said.

Although many people participate in these sports, few of them do so competitively.

In some cases, releasing such information could also hurt a company competitively.

Scott has been racing competitively since the age of 12.

I have no intentions of playing competitively on the Tour.

Some parents who are more competitively oriented than myself might consider this a bad thing.

Only started running competitively in 2006 when he was signed up with a professional coach.

A commercial interest is anything which affects your business' ability to work competitively.

The base building was competitively bid at 92.3 million dollars.

His doctors said he might never walk again, let alone play golf competitively.

But that does not mean he plans to give up playing competitively anytime soon.

"I think competitively it's not too late for them," he said.