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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
outlast .
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Examples
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Safin outlasts Kiefer; Venus, Capriati ease into second round
USATODAY.com - Safin outlasts Kiefer; Venus, Capriati ease into second round
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USATODAY. com - Safin outlasts Kiefer; Venus, Capriati ease into second round
USATODAY.com - Safin outlasts Kiefer; Venus, Capriati ease into second round
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It was the remark of Heine, the German poet and satirist, that "men preserve the memory of their destroyers better than that of their benefactors; the warrior's name outlasts the philanthropist's."
Discourse Delivered on the Day of the Funeral of President Lincoln.
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Rather it focuses on the way American involvement in war causes damage and anguish to U.S. citizens that far outlasts the casualties and harm of actual combat.
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Rather it focuses on the way American involvement in war causes damage and anguish to U.S. citizens that far outlasts the casualties and harm of actual combat.
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"The difference between a cult and a religion is that one outlasts the founder," said Harvard Business School professor Rakesh Khurana , who has written extensively about CEO succession.
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Nadal outlasts Federer to win his first title at Australian Open tennis | Comment | Recommend
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Q.E.D. Puns are the feeblest species of humor because they are ephemeral: whatever comic force they possess never outlasts the split second it takes to resolve the semantic confusion.
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• Spend your life working on something that outlasts it.
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• Spend your life working on something that outlasts it.
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