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Morgan Stanley said results in refining and marketing (R&M) and chemicals "significantly surpassed expectations," in addition to favorable results for exploration and production.

But it's such a shame for the American, who was up in third in the GC and had far surpassed expectations in this year's Tour.

DuPont has surpassed expectations in each of the 11 quarters that Ellen J. Kullman has been chief executive.

The Paris COP 21 talks surpassed expectations in rising to it, demonstrating just how much can be achieved by determined diplomacy, even while working within the unbending red lines of jealously sovereign states.

All regions of the world except Asia-Pacific surpassed expectations in the fourth quarter of 2001, setting the stage for a mild rebound this year, especially in the second half.

In a memo released Monday morning, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee executive director Guy Cecil pointed to red states where Democrats surpassed expectations in 2012 in a rebuttal to Silver.

The Pixar sequel Finding Dory far surpassed expectations to take in $136.2m in North American theaters this weekend, making it the highest-grossing animated debut of all time, according to comScore estimates on Sunday.

[P006] In interviewing those who were involved in the development of the policy and programme aims and objectives, there was a sense that the CLAHRCs had generally already surpassed expectations, and that, in different ways, the micro level understanding of what they were meant to be doing and achieving was aligned with what was framed in the initial policy and programme.

Since launching his company in 1988, Merle Wood & Associates (MWA) has surpassed expectations, amassing over $30 billion in yacht deals to date and well over a half-billion dollars in sales this year.

It far surpassed expectations, however, collecting data in deep space for more than nine years.

Alan Cumming Cabaret (1998) Rarely do two actors become associated with a single role, but Alan Cumming both subverted and surpassed expectations when he opened on Broadway in 1998 in Cabaret by eclipsing memories of the legendary Joel Grey, the original Emcee in the John Kander/Fred Ebb musical about the rise of the Third Reich.