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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
outvote .
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Examples
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Unfortunately in our adversarial legal system if the prosecutor had just agreed the defense could have made a viable argument that the bench and the prosecution "outvoted" him and violated the law.
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In 2008 we outvoted men by a margin of almost 10 million, reclaiming progressive control of the Senate and House and electing our country's first African-American President.
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With the U.S. poised to become a majority of-color nation in the coming years, the backward racists are outnumbered and will be outvoted through a process of attrition.
David A. Love: The Tea Party Spirit Is Corroding Public Discourse In America
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With the U.S. poised to become a majority of-color nation in the coming years, the backward racists are outnumbered and will be outvoted through a process of attrition.
David A. Love: The Tea Party Spirit Is Corroding Public Discourse In America
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With the U.S. poised to become a majority of-color nation in the coming years, the backward racists are outnumbered and will be outvoted through a process of attrition.
David A. Love: The Tea Party Spirit Is Corroding Public Discourse In America
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January 23rd, 2009 at 4: 33 pm those people just need to be outvoted at the national and state levels.
Matthew Yglesias » At The Department of Forgotten Cabinet Secretaries
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"Even Galileo got outvoted for a spell," Perry said, referencing the 17th century scientist and mathematician who was persecuted by the Roman Catholic Church for his support of the theory that the Earth revolves around the sun.
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In 2008 we outvoted men by a margin of almost 10 million, reclaiming progressive control of the Senate and House and electing our country's first African-American President.
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"Even Galileo got outvoted for a spell," Perry said, referencing the 17th century scientist and mathematician who was persecuted by the Roman Catholic Church for his support of the theory that the Earth revolves around the sun.
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While broad majorities of the court have voted to affirm protections for such long-recognized forms of expression as picketing, movies and now videogames, conservatives have outvoted liberals to confer First Amendment rights on business and void campaign-finance regulations that advocates say promote fairer elections.
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