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The approach worked, and in Serbia's parliamentary elections in May, the "For a European Serbia" alliance outperformed the Serbian nationalists.

In a partnership with the Alliance for College Ready Public Schools, a network of public charter schools that has been recognized for significantly outperforming neighboring schools in LA's most economically challenged neighborhoods, LMU has developed an innovative Center for Math and Science Teaching.

Democrats are outperforming Hillary Clinton.

But they doubled, outperforming DuPont.

Leave was outperforming expectations – consistently.

They are outperforming boys academically.

Casual apparel is outperforming glitz.

But Labour outperformed even that achievement as a unique alliance of enthused younger voters and previous non-voters combined with older austerity-hit, anti-establishment Ukippers to deliver a 10-point rise in Labour's vote compared with two years ago, to 40%.

All in all, our research suggests that the pharma industry is today pretty well balanced in terms of its ability to mix and match different modes of growth, and that bodes well for the industry: companies that mix their modes of growth — be it internal development, acquisition, alliance-building, or licensing — tend to outperform companies that use only one mode.

Peugeot also continues to be outperformed by Renault, its smaller French rival, largely because of Renault's global alliance with Nissan Motor.

The £2.7 billion investment trust said it outperformed its benchmark in a year when its whole stock-picking operation was outsourced.The Alliance dividend was raised by 3percentntoto 13.16p.