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Examples
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Outclassed, I gave up at last, and tucked the money safely away in the recesses of my own costume.
Sick Cycle Carousel 2010
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Outclassed for the third time in the series, Indiana actually held a 31-27 lead with just over seven minutes left in the second quarter before missing 18 of its next 19 shots.
USATODAY.com 2005
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Outclassed by the professional campaigns of both Scottish and Welsh nationalists, one wonders how on earth they can hope to win against a revived Tory party in the next general elections?
Archive 2007-04-01 2007
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Outclassed, outgunned, and outmanoeuvred, as they usually are when they come up against Ahern and FF.
"THE SDLP’S CHALLENGE" CW 2007
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Outclassed and outnumbered, they'll have to give ground.
The Lake Berryessa 1979
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Outclassed by Barcelona in the European Cup final last season, United are striving to imitate the Catalans' composure, control, and clever short-passing game.
The Guardian World News Joe Lovejoy 2011
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Outclassed by Real Madrid, Harry Redknapp's team was left to reflect on an evening when just about everything wrong.
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Outclassed by Barcelona for more than an hour at the Emirates on Wednesday, Arsenal produced a late rally to earn a 2-2 draw in a rip-roaring Champions League quarter-final first leg.
timesofmalta.com 2010
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Outclassed: Ricky Ponting will try to pick his Australia side up ahead of the third Test
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Outclassed in every way, the Magic throttled the Bulls 107-78 to ruin Boozer's debut and quickly mute a once-raucous United Center crowd.
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