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bidding contest

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Noun1.bidding contestbidding contest - a series of competing bids          
contest - a struggle between rivals


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For renovations, the architectural re-design of an existing apartment floor plan or a combined two-apartment layout can turn a dark, old, "ugly duckling" apartment into one so desirable that it creates a bidding contest.
Creativity can take advantage of under-used space by Kratchman, Steven / Real Estate Weekly
JP Morgan and EOP all have easy access to cash and debt, making them the favorites to win the bidding contest, sources said.
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On a mission to cover the gargantuan fixed costs of keeping their plants near capacity, large packers can temporarily ignore cattle market and beef demand factors, trapping smaller competitors in a lose-lose bidding contest.
Taking on the big cats: advance purchases help small packers compete: ... by Effertz, Nita / Top Producer
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