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Athletic apparel and footwear is set to outperform the industry for the next five years, according to Morgan Stanley.

Having survived the 2008-09 global financial crisis virtually unscathed, Australia's unemployment rate is at 4.9%, the Aussie dollar is historically strong, we have a AAA credit rating and, as Swan argues, over the next two years we are set to outperform every major advanced economy.

Despite Down To Lunch's humble origins, it looks set to outperform more formal competitors Hangster and Shortnotice, two apps also made by current Stanford students.

"Stocks are set to outperform bonds over the next three to five years".

The upside of all this, for Trump, is that he is again set to outperform predictions by speaking, as he likely will on Tuesday night, in complete sentences.

Dior and Louis Vuitton have hired the biggest names in fashion to oversee their menswear – and with that category set to outperform women's in 2022 – it is hoped Slimane will do the same for Celine.

Unbiased autoencoders showed the worst results on tiny training sets and seem to require much larger sets to outperform other methods.

But now they both seem set to dramatically outperform their Paris pledges.

Some remember him only as a dictator, but he is given credit for transforming the poverty-stricken country into an economic power.Each of South Korea's presidents has set out to outperform his predecessor.

Unlike earlier "green" and "ethical" investment funds, which screened out "bad" companies, effectively sacrificing financial return for purity, Generation set out to outperform the market by finding firms that it expected to do better than average over the long term.How has Generation performed?

These first tremors are amongst the clearest signs yet of a seismic shift in energy markets, as high carbon fuels are set to be increasingly outperformed by lower carbon alternatives," he said.