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After escaping from capture, he becomes a man on the run and must evade his own agency and outsmart the FBI in order to find the real threat to the President.

Her best quote: "It's a woman's job to outsmart the men."

If you think you have planned to outsmart your feline by covering everything with aluminum foil or bagging everything, guess again.

Finally, have a blast--grab a friend and fire up those lasers for epic battles where you try to outsmart (and outshoot) your opponent.

Ace Barbers, called on law enforcement authorities to strengthen their collaboration and intelligence sharing with the PDEA to thwart drug syndicates trying to outsmart authorities in smuggling drugs into the country.

Drug syndicates are now employing various tactics to outsmart Philippine authorities in their bid to sneak in and offload huge caches of illegal drugs in the country.

But what if you could outsmart the weather entirely by heading north or to higher ground?

To sustain their existence, they have to constantly bend the rules and outsmart the system, while suffering the inefficiencies and lack of vision that come from the absence of the state.

Traditional rulers, who spoke on the occasion, warned INEC against manipulation of the election, urging it 'not to outsmart the smart card readers, so that the state can have a credible election that will be acceptable to all.'

But financiers always outsmart the politicians, and the loud flapping noise you can hear is the chickens coming home to roost.

Chinese New Year is just days away when a legendary monster intent on devouring the city faces off against a feisty girl who must use her knowledge of the holiday's customs to outsmart him, in Andrea Wang's fun-filled holiday adventure, The Nian Monster.