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What started (https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/09/26/the-quiet-bull-market-in-oil.aspx) quietly  last summer gained steam this fall, fueled by increasing worries that oil demand could outplace supply due to production issues in places like Venezuela, as well as the threat of (https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/05/09/3-potential-oil-stock-winners-after-trump-plans-to.aspx) powerful new U.S.

I think, thanks to the advantages listed above, basalt constructions will completely outplace the metal ones in the future," expert of the Ministry of Construction of Uzbekistan, senior lecturer of the Tashkent Architectural and Construction Institute Jaloliddin Tohirov said.

I must say as a party, we will ensure on this score, just to outplace Sambanthan and bring Rajapaksha or another Sinhalese person in is not the answer.

separation of powers is to be sustained against efforts to outplace

We can outplace the barangay captain who's suspected to be involved in illegal activities, especially drug-related ones.)

Nowadays, companies enlist the assistance of coaches or outplace service firms to help retrenched employees start with new jobs, or advise them on distilling their career skills to make it easier to find a new job.

In conjunction with hiring more bright young people, we decided we would be willing to outplace the under-performers sooner.

"We will use tireless efforts to outplace the more than 500 men and women of Fort Mill," Kaminski says.

Ultimately it is a question of the separation between what Badiou calls l'esplace ('splace' or 'splacement'--the neologistic combination of 'space' and 'place') and horlieu ('outplace'--another neologism fusing 'outside' and 'place').

Pointing to the success CBS has had with "CSI" "The District," "Yes, Dear," as well as "Survivor," CBS Television Network's ad sales president Joe Abruzzese says, "I'm confident in our position that we'll outplace the marketplace."