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- verb transitive To
campaign better than (as for a political position).
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Examples
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SNOW: Republican presidential hopeful Senator John McCain earlier this week campaigning in Burlington, Vermont, setting contrast with the Democratic presidential contenders and he says that he believes that he can outcampaign and outperform the Democratic challengers.
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MCCAIN: I know I have to outcampaign my opponent in every respect, and so, I do not underestimate.
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MCCAIN: I believe I can outcampaign the other candidates.
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MCCAIN: I believe I can outcampaign the other candidates.
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He had planned to be scurrying Wednesday to outcampaign his own runoff opponent, so he got some rest Tuesday.
ajc.com - News 2010
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