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Pink Floyd signed with EMI over 40 years ago and sales of its back catalogue is only outpaced by that of The Beatles.

Only Google Fiber's broadband plan seems competitive with those of other tech-savvy nations: It offers 1Gbps for $70 a month, which is only outpaced by Japan's proposed Nuro network with speeds of up to 2Gbps for $51 a month.

On a global scale our biological carbon productivity is now only outpaced by the krill in the oceans.

As the McLarens of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button locked out the front row of the grid it was of scant consolation to the Spaniard that his title rival Vettel was only fourth, outpaced by his Red Bull team-mate, Mark Webber, because he himself had once again been blown away by his own team-mate, Felipe Massa.

Without further strategy change and investment, even after 2020, surgeon growth is only expected to sufficiently outpace general population growth to reach the target in one country.

Fast fashion brands like H&M, Zara and Forever 21 are not only outpacing competitors, but also redefining fashion cycles, as more and more retailers aim to satisfy customers who expect an ever-replenishing selection of cheap, trendy clothes.

The film is only new in the realm of artistic originality, and in that regard, it far outpaces most films released today.

"The trend of average stadium attendance for pro soccer is not only outpacing, but in some cases surpassing that of the NBA and NHL".

"We are still being outpaced," said André Heller-Perrache.

It was only in 2010 that city growth began to outpace suburban growth.

But recruiting has been only moderately successful, and demand for bedside nurses has outpaced additions to the work force.