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outperform

verb as in beat

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His campaign outperformed its goal of turning out men and holding women.

From Salon

This year, Jiang, a student at Jiangsu Lianshui Secondary Vocational School, outperformed other finalists from some of the world’s most prestigious institutions — including Peking University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of Oxford.

From BBC

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

From Salon

“It’s possible one or two more as they finish the count here. But in the states that matter … in one county in battleground Pennsylvania, she’s outperforming President Biden by 3% or more.”

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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