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Viacom's stock regularly outperforms that of peers like the News Corporation and Time Warner.

And though it is less well known, P.S. 172 regularly outperforms its neighbors in Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, where parents raise hundreds of thousands a year for extra aides and enrichment.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: April 28, 2010 A picture caption on Monday with an article about Public School 172 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, which regularly outperforms schools in wealthier Brooklyn neighborhoods, misstated, in some editions, the grade level of the children shown in a classroom.

When it comes to producing results for investors, Pimco regularly outperforms other fixed-income giants such as Fidelity, Vanguard and Dreyfus.

The experimental results in Figures 4 and 5 show that the proposed hash-based DVC regularly outperforms the DISCOVER [26] codec.

With an average of 12 million weekly viewers for Season 5, "Downton Abbey" ranks as the most-watched drama in PBS history and regularly outperforms its competitors on cable and commercial networks.

Students in other countries now regularly outperform American students.

Rathbones' ethical bond for example has regularly outperformed mainstream funds since it launched 12 years ago.

European countries from Spain to Serbia that don't enjoy the same advantages regularly outperform the British.

In the state of Massachusetts, for instance, where Hirsch's curriculum was adopted in 1993, schoolchildren regularly outperform those of every other state in standardised tests.

Women now regularly outperform men at Chinese universities, which has led to gender-based quotas favouring men in some entrance exams.