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One reason small businesses may be outpacing big corporations in the uncertain environment is that they are run by entrepreneurs who are known for their knack of spotting money-making opportunities and acting quickly on them.

Meanwhile the lingering impacts of the credit crisis and stubbornly high unemployment are also weighing on the housing market, as supply may be outpacing demand for new homes and stifling a recovery in home prices in both the new-home and resale markets.

1, 40– 42 As many of these countries are emerging markets, they are increasingly both consumer and producer countries of both legitimate and illicit forms of medications; however, their domestic consumption and production of medicines may be outpacing their regulatory maturation.

[2] Apple Music May Be Outpacing Download Revenues.

Even so, Republicans continue to be outpaced by Democrats.

Uruguay may have been outpaced by Argentina earlier this decade, but the tables seem now to have been turned.

Whole countries may be staring at the prospect of being outpaced, and left behind.

The strict control measures may have worked to some extent at the beginning but were outpaced by local transmission (16 ); the percentage of locally acquired infections ranged from <10% in June 2009 to >80% in September 2009 (data not shown).

While the Intel Corporation may be safely said to dominate the worldwide microprocessor business, it has been outpaced in this rapidly growing multibillion-dollar industry by companies such as Motorola, Inc.; Hitachi, Ltd.; Texas Instruments Incorporated NECCorporation and Lucent Technologies IncInCorporation and Lucent Technologies Inc

But they have been outpaced by events.

Yet the French were being outpaced by rivals.