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Fox has already ordered a second season of "The X Factor," as well as a second season of a sitcom that has outperformed it in some weeks among 18- to 49-year-olds, "New Girl".

And even in the few periods when paper and pulp has outperformed, it has been riskier than the market in general, thanks to wild swings in the price of pulp, the industry's main raw material.There are other reasons to be sceptical about investing in the paper and pulp business.

The Forty continues to lead the Dow and has outperformed it by 22.43%%.

Retro Gamers Darran Jones called it "pretty piss-poor all the way back in 1989", noting the bland levels and lack of power-ups found in Arkanoid, and that many similar clones had outperformed it.

Although BB&T has had problems during the financial crisis, it has outperformed its peers and remained profitable.

In its annual report Berkeley claimed that it has outperformed its peers in the sector when measured on return on equity over the last seven years.

It has outperformed its peer group by staying away from telecommunications investments and seeking out utilities that pay regular dividends and devote only small parts of their businesses to unregulated activities.

Spun off in 1999 with the company's original testing products and research DNA, Agilent Technologies is considered by Silicon Valley veterans to be the "real H.P". It has outperformed its former parent and is now splitting to create yet more value.

Southwest had hoped to avoid making cuts, as it has outperformed its rivals this year and turned a profit in the second quarter.Low GermanyThe business climate in Germany is at its lowest level for three years, according to one index compiled by Ifo, a think-tank.

Responding to the run-up in WLT, Li said, "Walter has outperformed its peers because it has successfully transformed itself from a sub-prime lending and homebuilding and coal business to a pure play in high margin metallurgical coal business.

In reality, Parker says, "every system has outperformed its estimates, every year I've had it.