1) The company will be going head to head with the giant of the pharmaceuticals market.

2) Rather than go head to head with their main rivals, they decided to try a more subtle approach.

3) Jim finally went head to head with his boss.

4) They walk and are passed by head to head contact.

5) JAKE and his AVATAR lie head to head.

6) They were talking head to head.

7) The C919 will go head to head with the popular Boeing 737 and Airbus A320.

8) The pair are favorites to go head to head for the Olympic gold medal later this month and Nadal has more chances to win.

9) They have all come head to head with the flaws of the education system.

10) It went head to head with the best midsize luxury sedans from Germany and came out on top.

11) Lemurian Elders and Atlantean governance went head to head over this issue for 70 years.

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13) Two bulls go head to head during an auction at a cattle market in Germany.

14) If Gibson can go head to head against that show's harlots – and win - he might endear himself to the movie-going public once more.

15) Kristin Haney and Mello went head to head for the hot seat match.

16) Wang will soon take his squad to Portugal where they will go head to head with the United States, Sweden and Finland in the group round.

17) There is something in good men that really yearns for discipline and the harsh reality of head to head combat.

18) Which leads to Round 3 with the remaining five. I will use a feature comparison table to pit them head to head, and make the final decision.

19) But persuading investors that Citi still has powerful enough franchises to go head to head with Wells or J.P. Morgan in important products would do a lot more for the stock.

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21) Here, vegetables which have been hidden underground all year go head to head to decided who takes home the trophy.

22) ONCE every few years, it seems, the European Commission likes to flex its muscles by going head to head with the toughest, most uncompromising American chief executive it can find.

23) That said, there's no denying that ChromeBooks and iPads are very likely to eventually go head to head in the market simply because both will likely cost around the same amount of money.