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" While total exports rose by 4.5% to £20.9bn in December, this was outstripped by a 5.2% surge in imports to £28.2bn.

It cites IDC figures claiming Apple shipped 702,000 iPads into US schools in the third quarter of this year alone – but that this was outstripped by Google's 715,500 Chromebook education shipments.

Although the bank's income has fallen by 14% in the first nine months of the year, this was outstripped by further benefits from cost-cutting - which saw 4,796 jobs cut - and a reduction in the amount of money it has had to set aside for losses on past loans that have turned bad.

This is outstripped by several instant access cash Isa accounts offered by other providers.

Group revenue was up 10.9% year on year, but that was outstripped by costs including a fuel bill that rose by more than 20%.

In terms of its per capita share of foreign investment, Java was outstripped by some of the outer provinces.

Group revenue was up 10.9% year on year, but that increase was outstripped by costs, including a fuel bill that rose by more than 20%.

But even that performance was outstripped by Dutchman Memphis Depay, who wasn't even in the top 10 last year and is now the third biggest seller behind the two best players in the world.

In the second half of the 6th century, however, Corinth was outstripped by Athens in both seamanship and commerce, and it was often the bitter commercial rivalry between Corinth and Athens that was to generate crises in Greek politics over the next 200 years.

Although the overall budget for social care in England rose fractionally last year from £13.65bn to £13.82bn, it was outstripped by the cost of demographic changes that have seen the number of people needing help grow, and the £600m cost of introducing the "national living wage".

Even when London was outstripped by the rest of Britain in 2001, it still managed to expand by 2.0%.Furthermore house buyers in and around the capital will be pummelled by rising mortgage costs arising from the credit crunch, a blow that will hit them hard since housing costs already gobble up a bigger share of their household budgets than in the rest of the country.