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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of outearn.
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Examples
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With a total gross of $30 million, Zack Snyder's animated effort already has outearned the season's only other kiddie release: "Alpha and Omega," which tumbled to tenth place.
A somewhat strong 'Social Network' at the weekend box office
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Julie Amicucci outearned her husband, who was working in the custodial department for the city of Sterling Heights, Mich.
Stay-at-home dads are finding it's not such a bad place to be
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He outearned Shiseido's president and CEO at the time, Shinzo Maeda , who made a total of 121 million yen.
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And in the first three quarters of the year, GM outearned Ford $7.4 billion to $6.6 billion.
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Last year, the most successful brokers far outearned the typical high rollers and even chief executives at their firms.
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Some of the CEOs whose companies were in Mr. Wise's "middle third" of performers, outearned CEOs of the best-performing companies.
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Considering that Notorious was only in about half of the theaters of the #1 film in the country Paul Blart, Mall Cop it outearned it per theater by a wide margin.
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Even though Kaz Matsui ($20, $9) missed five weeks with a back injury, he has hit around .300, stolen 15 bases and outearned the likes of Jeff Kent, Ray Durham and Marcus Giles.
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It even outearned Disney/Pixar's new CGI family film "Up" which is quite an accomplishment barely, but still..
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You could be uncharitable: She outranked and outearned him.
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