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Meanings of surpass even in anglès
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Usage of surpass even in anglès
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By implication, Porto surpasseven their European Cup-winning line-up of 1987.
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He would surpasseven himself, and raise two from death in the same night.
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Only Schumacher has won more than the man who could one day surpasseven the German.
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It's likely Britain will overtake France's death toll and is on track to surpasseven Italy.
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He is soon coming out with another which Mr. Allston thinks will far surpasseven this last.
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But certain birds who live on insects surpasseven the hen in the dryness and hardness of their tongues.
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The young shoots, from a stem polled the previous season, almost surpasseven the eucalyptus in rapidity of growth.
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It is strange, but a common menial can often surpasseven a rebellious general in power of ruffling one.
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Thousands of Indians, strong and fair, in countless groupings, seemed, to surpasseven the sky itself in their glittering starry dress.
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Global sales of mobile phones exceeded 510 million units in 2003 to surpasseven the most bullish expectations.
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For he asserted that the reforming power of the impact theory would surpasseven that of Plate Tectonics in the history of geology.
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For Tizzard, meanwhile, it would surpasseven the victory of Thistlecrack in Thursday's World Hurdle as an advertisement for his way of doing things.
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Must I plead with that eloquence, which you said would surpasseven his own, or will the pleadings of your own kind heart suffice?
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It would surpasseven the accomplishments of his revered ancestor Porce Bludd, who had selflessly sacrificed his fortune to save populations during the Butlerian Jihad.
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Meanwhile, in Spain, a great expedition was being prepared to come to America, an expedition which was intended to surpasseven the army of Morillo.
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Sciatica, at its most active, cannot be surpassedeven by rheumatic fever.