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The club backed manager Laura Kaminski in the transfer window but they still struggled to compete with the significant increase in budgets from the second tier.

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"We can compete with other European wines," she says.

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The overarching goals of antitrust law are not met by permitting an otherwise unlawful merger in order to permit firms to compete with an industry giant.

The two grocery chains maintained that they needed to merge in order to successfully compete with megastore chains such as Walmart and Costco, which have grown their grocery operations to the point that their sales approach those of Albertsons and Kroger or even exceed them.

In short, Nelson observed, “there are serious concerns about C&S’ ability to run a large-scale retail grocery business that can successfully compete” with a merged Albertsons/Kroger.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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