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Drawing the Lines for the Debate on Competition

New England Journal of Medicine, 1981
The Reagan administration, remarkably successful in its efforts to cut the fiscal 1982 federal health budget, is now moving to design a "pro-competition" health proposal.
J K Iglehart, Iglehart John K
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Map Drawing Competition for Children in Indonesia

, 2011
The National Coordinating Agency for Surveys and Mapping of Indonesia (BAKOSURTANAL) has been organizing map drawing competitions for children in Indonesia as a way to popularize map to children. These competitions were always handled seriously and such competitions were always participated by more than expected numbers of children.
Rizka Windiastuti
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Integration of College Student Drawing Technology Competition into Engineering Drawing Teaching: Organically Combining Competition and Ideological and Political Leadership

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies
Chen Jingming, Li Yu
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Special Report: Drawing the Lines for the Debate on Competition

Journal of American College Health Association, 1981
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Drawing the Line on District Competition: A Rejoinder

PS: Political Science & Politics, 2006
In “Drawing the Line on District Competition,” Michael McDonald (2006) challenges our conclusion that redistricting is not responsible for declining competition in House elections. McDonald claims that this conclusion is incorrect largely because our measure
Alan Abramowitz, Brad Alexander, Matthew Gunning   +2 more
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Drawing the Line on District Competition

PS: Political Science & Politics, 2006
In “Don't Blame Redistricting for Uncompetitive Elections” in this issue of PS: Political Science and Politics, Abramowitz, Alexander, and Gunning (2006) argue that redistricting is not responsible for the decline in the number of competitive
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Explaining consumer acceptance of mobile competitions and prize draws

International Journal of Internet Marketing and Advertising, 2011
This article aims to develop an improved model for consumer acceptance of mobile competitions and prize draws announced on television programmes. Findings obtained from a sample of 396 Spanish mobile shoppers show that SMS compatibility influences directly and positively perceived SMS ease of use, perceived usefulness and attitude towards participating
Rafael Currás Pérez, Carla Ruiz Mafé, Silvia Sanz Blas   +2 more
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The Reasons of a Form: Project Drawings of the Ridolfi Group for the Competition “Palazzo del Littorio” in Rome

2021
The competition for the Palazzo del Littorio of 1934 was held in Rome in the middle of the fascist period. The competition call requested the project for the grandiose Fascist Party Headquarters and permanent Exhibition of the Fascist Revolution. The palace was supposed to be located on Via dell’Impero which had been inaugurated in 1932. Mario Ridolfi,
Chiavoni, Emanuela, Rebecchini, Federico
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Re-Drawing the Line on District Competition

PS: Political Science & Politics, 2006
I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to Abramowitz, Alexander, and Gunning's (2006b) rejoinder to my critique of their article appearing in this same issue entitled “Don't Blame Redistricting for Uncompetitive Elections” (2006a). We should have
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Is It Time to Draw the Line?: The Impact of Redistricting on Competition in State House Elections

Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, and Policy, 2006
ELECTION OBSERVERS of the House of Representatives have decried the decline of competition for U.S. House seats. Sam Hirsch notes that the number of incumbents reelected by over 20 points in the post-reapportionment election of 2002 was much higher than the average of other recent post-reapportionment elections.1 Noted political scientists Bernard ...
David Lublin, Michael P. McDonald
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