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- noun someone who
overperforms
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Examples
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Last week, at the general managers' meetings in Milwaukee, Yankees GM Brian Cashman said he knew he would need to pay well to re-sign a player like Garcia, or fellow overperformer Bartolo Colon , after both pitchers put together improbable comeback seasons.
Garcia Returning as Yankees Starter Daniel Barbarisi 2011
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"For many years, Infosys was a huge overperformer in the Indian market," said Walter Rossini, who manages a 250 million- euro $370 million India equity fund at Aletti Gestielle SGR SpA in Milan.
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"For many years, Infosys was a huge overperformer in the Indian market," said Walter Rossini, who manages a 250 million- euro $370 million India equity fund at Aletti Gestielle SGR SpA in Milan.
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"For many years, Infosys was a huge overperformer in the Indian market," said Walter Rossini, who manages a 250 million- euro $370 million India equity fund at Aletti Gestielle SGR SpA in Milan.
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Canada, with last weekend's overperformer "Jackass 3D" slipping to No. 2 with $21.6 million.
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Canada, with last weekend's overperformer "Jackass 3D" slipping to No. 2 with $21.6 million.
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Canada, with last weekend's overperformer "Jackass 3D" slipping to No. 2 with $21.6 million.
Reuters: Top News 2010
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Paramount claimed the top two films in North America, as overperformer "Jackass 3D" slipped to No. 2 with $21.6 million.
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