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1 Finally, after many years, common sense won out and he quit-coldturkey.
2 Lanelle gaped for a moment longer; then gossip won out over suspicion.
3 Hold and hope that Iulianus won out and came to their aid.
4 That's where the work rate and polish of Ramirez narrowly won out .
5 Ultimately, the rugby won out , or at any rate the occasions did.
6 I was tempted not to answer it, but my curiosity won out .
7 The guy that could keep hold was the guy that won out .
8 The election was so close it was contested but Small won out .
9 For a moment she thought he would refuse, but manners won out .
10 Anxiety finally won out and Marcus said: Let's just fucking go, man.
11 Brock fought and won out when the odds were all against him.
12 Eventually Bell won out , securing his monopoly of patents for telephone technology.
13 Custo guessed it depended on which side of her heritage won out .
14 I'm glad I won out for myself and more for the college.
15 Worryingly for Ernesto Valverde and an infuriated Thomas Tuchel, exuberance won out .
16 Soon, though, his hunger won out and he took a huge bite.
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