to outsell
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- /aʊtˈsɛl/
- In 2012, e-books in some disciplines and genres began outselling print books for the first time.
- outsell print books
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Watch on YouTubeBut on the German music days, German wine outsold French wine by three bottles to one.
- But on the German music days, German wine outsold French wine by three bottles to one.
- I, I was, I was, I outsold everyone.
- And in the age of mass marketing, average stuff promoted a lot will always outsell average stuff that's not promoted a lot.
- And then the high of outselling future and weekend sneakers combined.
- Like Swifty was telling me to say like Taylor outsold WBKI believe and also say Ariana tanked.
- And I was at the height, height, height of outselling a lot of artists.
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That series outsold all the Harry Potter novels combined by, like, some crazy factor.
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How many varieties of Girl Scout cookies outsell Thin Mints?
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You guys work it out and outsell every phone on the planet.
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And his machines outsell my machines.
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In what country does a milk based coffee drink outsell cola products?
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Will the iPhone 5 outsell the 4 and 4S?
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The book would also have to outsell Ultimate Spider-Man, which has one of the biggest writers in comics.
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Well, it's the same reason that Toyota outsells VW many to one in the U.S. of A.
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The Nintendo 3DS managed to outsell the PS Vita by a massive 39:1 ratio.
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Outsell your competitors by offering better prices and customer service.
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Outsell comes from the part out- meaning 'more than' and the simple verb sell, so it literally means to sell 'more than' someone else; that's why to outsell a product is to sell more copies or units than a rival.