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Meanwhile Ukip is significantly outperforming its projected figure from most national polls, up 15 points on 23%, far above the 15% projected from national polling.

Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight blog agrees, saying Clinton actually outperformed her projected delegate haul in the bluegrass state.

Indeed, the promise is that instantaneous machine translation will soon match and then outperform the ability of human interpreters.

The analyst projected Netflix shares will outperform the market by 30% or more over the next year.

Hong, L. & Page, S. E. Groups of diverse problem solvers can outperform groups of high-ability problem solvers.

Surely he would have become a very rich man; and his future success would depend on his ability to continue outperforming his competitors, and to continue innovating.

Don't they have the ability to pick outperforming actively managed funds? A. Studies of public pension plans show their returns underperform comparable indexes in similar asset allocations.

The building will outperform energy code requirements by 33%, and is projected to receive almost $500,000 in energy efficiency incentive funding.

The new era kicked off Friday in Paris, where the top executives of the three automakers met to review automotive projects and technology aimed at outperforming rivals.

All projects are tracking at 20% or greater in outperforming the California Energy Code.

Psychological testing has consistently indicated a significant difference between the sexes in the ability to perform various mental tasks, with men outperforming women in some tests and women outperforming men in others.