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outperform

verb as in beat

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On election night, at a political watch party, Abbas Alawieh, a Palestinian-American from Dearborn, Michigan, felt zero surprise as he saw Donald Trump outperform his 2020 numbers in county after county, pulling off a nightlong march to victory.

From Slate

The Third District was seen as competitive, but unlikely to flip unless Democrats were positioned to outperform expectations in the state.

From Salon

New York's 3rd District, which spans Long Island and a portion of Queens, could also be competitive if Republicans outperform expectations.

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“You’ve got to get in there and outwork them, outthink them, outperform them,” Dennis had told his son, “until there’s no doubt in anybody’s mind that you should be in there.”

Podcasters have become key players in shaping public discussions around elections, and in the process, they compete with and often outperform legacy media outlets.

From Salon

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