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- verb To make more
money than, toearn more than.
Etymologies
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Examples
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ÂThe education explanation was persuasive toÂBoushey, who wrote: "That's what the Reach Advisors study shows -- that because there are more young women with college degrees, women now outearn young men."
Philip N. Cohen: Time Check: "Women on Top" Philip N. Cohen 2010
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It was a great premise: the students had to write a program to determine if they could select 10 arbitrary stocks that, as a group, would outearn the Dow Jones over the last 5 years.
2010 February « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2010
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The education explanation was persuasive toBoushey, who wrote: "That's what the Reach Advisors study shows -- that because there are more young women with college degrees, women now outearn young men."
Philip N. Cohen: Time Check: "Women on Top" Philip N. Cohen 2010
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And the latest figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest that more than a quarter of working women outearn their working husbands.
Stay-at-home dads are finding it's not such a bad place to be Krista Jahnke 2010
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It was a great premise: the students had to write a program to determine if they could select 10 arbitrary stocks that, as a group, would outearn the Dow Jones over the last 5 years.
2010 February 09 « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2010
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The education explanation was persuasive toBoushey, who wrote: "That's what the Reach Advisors study shows -- that because there are more young women with college degrees, women now outearn young men."
Philip N. Cohen: Time Check: "Women on Top" Philip N. Cohen 2010
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The education explanation was persuasive toBoushey, who wrote: "That's what the Reach Advisors study shows -- that because there are more young women with college degrees, women now outearn young men."
Philip N. Cohen: Time Check: "Women on Top" Philip N. Cohen 2010
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It was a great premise: the students had to write a program to determine if they could select 10 arbitrary stocks that, as a group, would outearn the Dow Jones over the last 5 years.
Writing good problems is hard « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2010
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But today, we no longer need to "marry up": women are more educated (we make up nearly 60 percent of college graduates) and better compensated (urban women in their 20s actually outearn their male peers).
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Nationally, young men still outearn young women, so the thinking in that article had to do with young professional women moving to concentrated areas.
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