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The oil firm attributed this to the success of its "Outride Anything" marketing campaign and strategic wins in other key business-to-business fuels sectors.

There are challenges, but these do not outride the benefits.

He made his brag that he could outfight, outride, outtalk, and outlove any man in the world, and he was prepared to accept challenges, any time or place.

It has taken 28 years since that little outride with my father and Monsieur Pontallier, both of whom are sadly no longer with us, for my dad's dream of a supreme Bordeaux-style blend to be fulfilled.

The looping imperatives to "hear him," both bearing stress, fall away in the meter of the line as we listen to the bird, the stress and outride on "babble and" allowing the ear and eye to follow the line mimetically--to "drop down to his nest." This is a resting place in the order of nature, as the stresses on "his own nest, wild nest" indicate.

The Country Fellow goes one step further than Dion, who hopes only to limit the King's demands to those that are "possible and honest" (4.4.33), by dismissing distinctions in social classes as no more profound than differences in dress: "I can see nothing but people better horsed than myself that outride me.

This, it says, will enable it to far better match capacity strengths with actual route demands and to outride the continuing vagaries of the existing market.

Two qualitative studies conducted outride of the U.S.

When I ride my Harley, I feel I will outride even the apocalypse." It feels good to ride a Harley and it's got nothing to do with horsepower.

The good thing for Jaguar Land Rover is that our market is more worldwide, we are not dependent on the UK or Europe so feel we can outride any potential storm on the horizon.

Pakistanis also desire to be identified by their culture when they are outride Pakistan.