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• If a waterspout is sighted, do not try to outrace it.
• Johnson will have to outrace several drivers with glittering credentials on the mountaintop.
• If a waterspout is sighted . . . Do not try to outrace it.
• I managed to outrace him, the adrenaline kicking in to get my legs pumping.
• Starfish could outrace me to the shore.
• From zero to 60, Eskandarian's tortoise might outrace VW's sportiest Passat.
• "We're going to try to outrace it, " she said.
• He is delivering a canny portrait of someone trying to outrace his thoughts with his words.
• Witness the spectacular motorized mayhem of freeway madness when crazy drivers try to outrace the law.
• If a waterspout is sighted, do not try to outrace it, the service suggests.
• They're also facing pressure from leveraged buyout firms trying to outrace them to buy other insurers.
• If a waterspout is sighted, boaters should not try to outrace it, the weather service says.
• Their pilot put the aircraft into a steep dive to gain speed and outrace the oncoming blast wave.
• Mr . Moresby agrees, but says he will buy only those horses which can outrace Black Moor.
• Ken Olin starred as a government-employed systems expert who tries to outrace the bug as it spreads.
• The average turkey takes about 60, 000 steps a day, and it can outrace just about anything.
• The result : The shoulders outrace the arms, the arms outrace the hands and the hands outrace the club.
• The result : The shoulders outrace the arms, the arms outrace the hands and the hands outrace the club.
• The result : The shoulders outrace the arms, the arms outrace the hands and the hands outrace the club.
• To do that he will have to outrace Ryan Newman, who starts from the outside of the front row.