Contestants, who must be business-school students or university students in their final two years, work in teams of three to create virtual cosmetic companies.

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Survival-style maps played with two teams that can work together (before killing each other off) add a nice twist.

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And first of all, I'd like to thank my colleague, President of the United States of America, for the successful cooperation in this very complex matter, and for the reasonable compromises that have been achieved, thanks to the work of our two teams -- we have already thanked them, but let me do it once again in the presence of the media and the public.

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Two teams are expected to work round the clock to produce and lay 4, 000 tonnes of asphalt during each of the closures.

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The two countries are still technically at war since the 1950-1953 Korean war ended in an armistice rather than a peace treaty, but the organisers are hopeful the two teams will agree to work together.

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Mr Annan told me he did not want the deliberations to be conducted in public: he wanted the two teams to be able to work out a way forward in discreet discussions overseen by the Eminent Africans panel.

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Two to seven analysts make up the teams that work at each workstation.

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Before long, they were funding established doctors, young scientists, and interdisciplinary teams, but they had two strict stipulations: Researchers had to demonstrate that their work would be clinic-ready within a few years, and they had to agree to share their findings.

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