The size and scope of Oink's catalogue outdid any online music purveyor, and given its distributed nature, the archive was essentially indestructible.
Further around the coast, Cane Garden Bay rivals the shack for nightlife and is billed as the island's finest beach, although with Cane Garden's jet skis, tourists and karaoke, Long Bay far outdid it for me.
Chart 2 shows, for instance, by how much equities outdid oil between 1985 and 2007.
The psychology of Wevill, who eventually outdid Plath in killing the four-year-old daughter she had with Hughes as well as herself, remains comparatively uncharted territory.
This week the European Union outdid even the futuristic Americans, announcing the creation of a virtual army, which exists mainly in the minds of enthusiastic politicians.After the Kosovo conflict had yet again illustrated Europe's military reliance on America, the EU set itself a goal: to be able to deploy, by 2003, up to 60,000 troops, within 60 days, and sustain them in action for up to a year.
Mr Bush outdid previous Republican presidents in recruiting his personnel from the conservative counter-establishment.
In fact, a couple of the American judges had appended "concurring" comments in which they slightly outdid their colleagues in their support for religious bodies' autonomy.
Four years ago, the American presidential election outdid itself in terms of spectacle.
Democrats outdid Republicans in 2012 thanks partly to the professionalism of American Bridge 21st Century ("Bridge"), which was set up in 2010 and is backed by George Soros, a financier, and others.
Quite fine detail is possible with the pen, though the handwriting recognition leaves much to be desired.Asus, a Taiwanese firm with a track record of inventing funny-shaped gadgets, outdid itself with the Padfone, an ingenious product that allows a pocket-sized smartphone to turn in a fully-fledged tablet.
Typically, President Jacob Zuma outdid him in his criticism of nobody in particular (and certainly not the unions): "We should demand better salaries and working conditions, but we may not wreck the economy".
