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But the difficulty of overtaking in F1, and the fact that very few drivers could have achieved what Verstappen did, means it's highly unlikely to become a strategic option outside those specific circumstances.

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In that time, investment in clean energy has overtaken fossil fuels with $2 trillion invested last year, according to research firm BloombergNEF, while electric vehicles have surged to 20% of global new car sales.

England are on a run of nine Test wins under Borthwick and moved up to fourth in the world rankings this week, overtaking France after their loss to world champions South Africa.

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This is so much the case that the US has actually quietly overtaken China as the biggest foreign direct investor in Africa, according to the latest annual figures.

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Part of the reason the Affirm Card likely won’t overtake the company’s merchant business in the near future is because Affirm faces some significant barriers to acquiring new cardholders.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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