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• Incumbents now outspend challengers by an average of 4-1.
• Motives like feuding, divorced parents trying to outspend each other.
• We will not try to outspend the Yankees or the Mets.
• Corporations already outspend labor by a 10-1 margin.
• He would be a governor who would outspend the Legislature.
• Texas House incumbents outspend challengers, except in one notable race
• McCain's fund raising allowed him to outspend Bush in February.
• "They are going to outspend us,"
• But Bush expects to catch up quickly and outspend Gore.
• "We can't outspend John,"
• Clubs like the Yankees can and will outspend their mistakes.
• The Bush people will outspend by two or three or four to one.
• Republicans usually outspend Democrats in Texas in statewide races.
• He is expected to outspend Franks in the fall.
• She said Republicans outspend unions seven-to-one in voter education programs.
• Part of the problem, is that the Mexican smugglers vastly outspend the government.
• Republicans are still expected to outspend Democrats in the final days of the campaign.
• He'll outspend Schumer down the stretch.
• They have the ability to simply outspend rivals and create a far bigger presence.
• The Senate Appropriations Committee would outspend the president by $ 500 million on education.