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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
outperform .
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In the categories all private label outperformed the category growth.
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In the categories all private label outperformed the category growth.
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Students who heard the angry calls outperformed neutral-call listeners on analytical questions, but they trailed their peers on creative puzzles.
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In 1998 and 1999, the average company that added ". com" to its name outperformed other technology stocks by an average of 53 percentage points.
What's in a Name: If It's 'China,' a Pick-Me-Up Jason Zweig 2010
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In 1998 and 1999, the average company that added ". com" to its name outperformed other technology stocks by an average of 53 percentage points.
What's in a Name: If It's 'China,' a Pick-Me-Up Jason Zweig 2010
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He found that the average stock that added "China" to its name outperformed the overall market by 31 percentage points over that period.
What's in a Name: If It's 'China,' a Pick-Me-Up Jason Zweig 2010
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He found that the average stock that added "China" to its name outperformed the overall market by 31 percentage points over that period.
What's in a Name: If It's 'China,' a Pick-Me-Up Jason Zweig 2010
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In 1998 and 1999, the average company that added ". com" to its name outperformed other technology stocks by an average of 53 percentage points.
What's in a Name: If It's 'China,' a Pick-Me-Up Jason Zweig 2010
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He found that the average stock that added "China" to its name outperformed the overall market by 31 percentage points over that period.
What's in a Name: If It's 'China,' a Pick-Me-Up Jason Zweig 2010
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However, thus far in 2009 we've outperformed, which is unusual for us; because so many high-quality names traded at a discount, we were more aggressive than usual in our investments.
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