its contest for vs contest for

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• It's a contest for young unknown writers, and i might have...
• It's a contest for a prom theme song.
• We should do it like a contest for the staff.
• It's basically a contest for second place.
• Even if the railway undertaking contests its responsibility for physical injury to a passenger whom it conveys, it shall make every reasonable effort to assist a passenger claiming compensation for damage from third parties.
• Don't you realize that with that thing about the contest it's easier for the pardon to arrive...?
• It contests Commission Regulation (EC) No 384/2004.
• We plan to give Dionysus a spirited contest for his crown.
• I hear there's quite a contest for your charms.
• Consul Mark Antony declares your contest for control of the Aventine is finished.
• All eyes now turned to the contest for the fastest voyage.
• I've been going to this contest for four years.
• I've been going to this contest for four years.
• The contest for the Tory leadership is now officially on.
• I am withdrawing from the contest for the leadership.
• Let the contest for prime minister begin!
• Did sales contest for people like you, bud.
• I should like to congratulate you on winning the contest for hosting the Olympic Games.
• Furthermore, it contests the amount of the additional cost calculated by Belgium.
• You'll be some stiff competition at the costume contest for sure.

Some examples from the web:

• Let the contest for prime minister begin!
• I should like to congratulate you on winning the contest for hosting the Olympic Games.
• It's a contest for young unknown writers, and i might have...
• It's a contest for a prom theme song.
• The contest for the Tory leadership is now officially on.
• 'The contest for the leadership of the Conservative Party 'has become increasingly bitter as we edge closer to tomorrow's vote.
• Seeing Jimmy up on that float made me feel proud that we were able to win the contest for him.
• It's basically a contest for second place.
• We should do it like a contest for the staff.
• I told him I do the contest for the guard...
• See there's also a contest for the boys, too.
• Suddenly it seemed that Donald Crowhurst was a contender in the contest for the fastest voyage.
• Citizens from Maine to Hawaii record their choices as the attention of the entire globe focuses on the contest for the leadership of the most powerful nation of the free world.
• In the contest for the golden arrow, after ten rounds, the battle is betwixt our Lord Sheriff...
• This is a contest for big-wave surfers.
• We plan to give Dionysus a spirited contest for his crown.
• I hear there's quite a contest for your charms.
• Consul Mark Antony declares your contest for control of the Aventine is finished.
• All eyes now turned to the contest for the fastest voyage.
• I've been going to this contest for four years.