In a note headed "Outsmarting, outgrowing, outperforming", they judged Apple the best smartphone maker.

Oldman's Guide to Outsmarting Wine.

WebMD Medical News: "Outsmarting Osteoporosis."

"Oldman's Guide to Outsmarting Wine," by Mark Oldman, is the perfect primer-concise, evenhanded, fun, and practical.

By contrast "Oldman's Guide to Outsmarting Wine" (Penguin Books, $18) by Mark Oldman, a wine educator, takes a disingenuous approach to teaching wine.

In 2005 Oldman wrote Oldman's Guide to Outsmarting Wine, published by Penguin Books and winner of the Georges Duboeuf Best Wine Book Award.

And I would point out that we are still very much in the dark; we are not yet sure there is a conspiracy beyond the kind of normal outsmarting, outcliqueing nonsense in which all of us indulge from time to time.

The New Republic's T.R.B. also formally welcomed Nixon into the Fabian underworld with a column titled "Nixon Outsmarting Democrats": Most important, for the first time in U.S. history he accepted the idea of a national minimum income for all Americans.

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Now she'd outsmarted herself and could only let him go.

If he were to, the future would find a way to outsmart him.

Now they are trying to do the same thing to you, but we will outsmart them.

The image of them outsmarting Mother's security team was a bit much.

You've even got an old man who tried to outsmart himself.

The Chief thought that he had outsmarted all of them.

But in the end, it seems, he may have outsmarted himself.

This is just one more way that China has outsmarted us again.

Remember how he gave the orders and outsmarted the teachers?

All was well, in other words, until humans outsmarted themselves.

In political circles, he was seen as having outsmarted himself.

"Do you really think their medical science can outsmart ours?"

However, there were times when he managed to outsmart them.

And after a while, he thinks up some great ways to outsmart the bad men who are trying to break into his house.

At times, we're not sure how to take it, and in the end, I think, the movie outsmarts itself.

Look how pleased she is, just because she's outsmarted us.

At last, the advertising campaign would say, never be outsmarted by a fish again.

I outsmarted myself, though, by buying them in early September.

You have given him a foe to outsmart when he needed one.

They were after the receipt, you know, but I outsmarted them.

The objective is to outsmart the sister once and for all!

His problem was he couldn't figure out how to outsmart the system.

Worse, Grace knew he had been outsmarted by the man.

And his political foes often seem to have been outsmarted.

He is not outsmarted so much as sad and tired.