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Several political parties vie with each other in pulling more votes for themselves.

India's fast-growing mobile-phone operators vie for capacity on the airwaves.

In this deadline year, "biodiversity is still declining - there's no doubt about it," vie says.

Build trust and reduce risk vie thought leadership and social media.

Oracle, Cisco and IBM will vie for corporate customers; Apple and Google will scramble for individuals (see table).

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As the year's worst heat wave washes over China, media outlets vie to break the hot news.

When application requests from multiple high-speed links converge at the backbone to vie for server bandwidth, server connections can quickly become saturated.

The first hour on two wheels is not for the faint hearted. The lack of space means pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles all vie for pavement.

At the more engaged end of the advertising spectrum, marketers often vie for the Holy Grail that is viral marketing via social media.

The scale of the Venice Biennale means that artists, cultural institutions and individual countries all vie, not just for attention, but for international recognition.