as in to outdistance
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That 26-medal count, which far outdistances those of the United States and Canada, doesn't even include six podium trips for ROC and three for OAR skaters.—
David K. Li, NBC News, 13 Feb. 2025
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Wellesley cruised to the team title, outdistancing Wachusett and Notre Dame (Worcester) easily.—
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More players who consistently impact the game, so the team’s stars don’t need to outdo the MacKinnons and Makars of the world.—
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Part of that can be put down to how the two clubs spent both 2021-22 and last season trying to outdo each other in the quest to finish top of the National League and League Two respectively.—
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In fact, plenty of research has shown that both exercise and diet can better your numbers on a handful of cardiometabolic measures, independent of any fat loss.—
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Maybe in the future researchers and trainers could be more hip to what these differences may be and how to better tailor strengthening and training methods accordingly.—
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But she was also overpowered by the Colombian, as was holding midfielder Yui Hasegawa, who stood little chance in a midfield battle between the two.—
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While a passer-by might see no progress on the site and assume the builders are inept or lazy, they've simply been overpowered.—
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According to promoter Live Nation, ticket sales for the genre-bending concert surpassed one million in less than a month, and two more venues were added to the itinerary.—
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The Denver location, near Coors Field, is not only packed ahead of first pitch, but now sees college football and NFL Sunday business surpass Rockies games.—
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Western officials and analysts reject this, saying Putin wants to subjugate Ukraine, drawing it into Russia’s sphere of influence and away from its European tilt.—
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Something bigger and more powerful than us finally and forever overtaking us, subjugating us.—
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From gamma rays to the vacuum of space, Conan’s resilience outshines nature’s toughest competitors.—
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Subscribe Brazil, however, now appears poised to outshine its regional peers.—
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While her career up to that point was hardly a failure, before her second album, Taylor was more likely to be booked for gigs at libraries and early afternoon festival slots—although, even then, her ambition and passion for spectacle as a performer always outstripped her means.—
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Population growth in Allegheny, Butler and Washington counties barely outstripped losses elsewhere.—
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“Outfight.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/outfight. Accessed 7 Apr. 2025.
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