Sure, it's cliche, but Florida really outdid itself this time.
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The candidates outdid themselves in pandering to African American voters.
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But the midterm results outdid even the most optimistic of expectations.
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The chicken parmesan also outdid its hockey puck of a predecessor.
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And the regional finals on Saturday and Sunday outdid those games.
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When she outdid herself with 2016's Fourth of July party 7.
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And with the album's visual and musical content, Bey outdid even herself.
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They outdid Facebook and Google with a whopping pledge of $2.5 billion.
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National Congress party outdid the BJP's 8 percent grant of electoral tickets
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On the last day of 2016, Indians outdid themselves on those notifications.
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Mikhail Baryshnikov eventually outdid him, but I still give props to Nureyev.
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IBM outdid them all by buying a total of 13 companies in 2016.
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Where Target outdid themselves is the choice of games available with this deal.
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And he watched admiringly as his golden child outdid him as a manipulator.
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And he quickly outdid the other boys in the memorization and recitation of scripture.
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Flash-forward to the Season 7 premiere, and OH MY GOD Arya outdid herself.
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Boy, Kanye, that's so witty and clever, you really outdid yourself with this one.
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Even by its own high standards, Asus outdid expectations with its Computex presser today.
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Marvel outdid itself for its Netflix panel at San Diego Comic-Con this year.
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Sanders vastly outdid the $1.5 million he raised in his 2016 campaign's first day.
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And in one crucial way, Brady last season outdid his 30-year-old self.
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On Sunday, he somehow outdid himself, sinking 6 of 9 shots from the field.
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Overall, they conclude that Greta outdid Trump, and sustainability is now a boardroom fixture.
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But for the "Motorsport" video, which dropped last night, Minaj outdid her own damn self.
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Yesterday, in an interview with Juliane Liebert of German newspaper Der Spiegel, he outdid himself.
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Lena and Jenni really outdid themselves with making sure everyone felt taken care of properly.
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Last Friday, the alleged attacker outdid themselves, returning 20,000 ether worth $17 million to Coindash.
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Speaking of wizards, these British gods of all things mind-altering really outdid themselves here.
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Nicki outdid them all, delivering her verse on a sparkly pink horse, surrounded by jockeys.
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CNN outdid itself trying to depict President Donald Trump's second court pick in a negative light.
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Then, just last week, Bank of America outdid them both, setting its own minimum at $20333.
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This year's kudos fest, held Saturday night at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles, outdid itself.
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Donald Trump outdid himself with callousness this week by ripping children from the arms of their parents.
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First, he outdid past GOP nominees in rural western Iowa, the base of Iowa's evangelicals and conservatives.
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"AMLO just outdid everybody as the agent of change," said Jorge Castaneda Gutman, Mexico's former foreign minister.
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Click through the gallery and get ready, 'cause the place is amazing -- Mariska and Peter outdid themselves.
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As if to prove that IFA was no fluke, Huawei outdid itself here at Mobile World Congress.
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Neobanks outdid incumbents by a solid margin, which could be an issue as these challengers gain scale.
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But his Irish counterpart, Leo Varadkar, outdid him when the two met in Dublin to discuss trade.
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The discovery, the New York Times reported, was so remarkable that it almost outdid the animal's mythology.
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But this week, the intrepid orbiter outdid itself by capturing some adorable images of Saturn's tiny moon, Pan.
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But he really outdid himself this time, all while screaming "I'm not an idiot!" on Australian TV today.
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Rob Gronkowski's fondness for adult beverages has been well documented but he really outdid himself on Saturday night.
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Last night Blue Planet II outdid itself, getting footage of an octopus outsmarting the aptly-named pyjama shark.
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But on Oscars night, Union outdid herself, debuting her shortest hair yet at the infamous Vanity Fair Oscars Party.
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This year, Kardashian outdid herself, earning the title of Queen of Halloween with the many extravagant costumes she wore.
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Also true: though Rubio outdid Cruz in those states, he did not win a single one of them outright.
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Cardi B has plenty of game on the fashion front, but she outdid herself Friday at Paris Fashion Week.
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While NeoFace still outdid the competition by three times the accuracy, it still could only manage four per 100 searches.
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This year, Lyft outdid itself, but in doing so it revealed an inherent weakness: it doesn't understand how pranks work.
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Check (this year the Apple VP outdid himself with 420-related humor based on Apple's new MacOS name, High Sierra).
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But check out the vid ... the strippers had the joint cracking ... and totally outdid T.I.'s casting call in Atlanta.
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Ten years later, the airline outdid itself once again by unveiling the design for an all-new type of suite.
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Not only did David F. Clark get higher ratings than David Clark, David F. P. R. Clark outdid them all.
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Narcos started as a show about Pablo Escobar, a real-life gangster who outdid even the most outrageous fictional ones.
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He outdid Trump in his efforts to clarify what making America great again would look like, perhaps to his disadvantage.
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Then he outdid himself with his assertion to Axios that it is not possible for the president to obstruct justice.
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China, India and Brazil and other emerging nations jointly outdid developed nations, with $156 billion or 55 percent of the total.
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Just a day later they outdid that with a massive "Women's Day" march that quickly morphed into a resist Trump event.
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Did you ever think you would see the day when the Mormons outdid the so-called "progressives" on responding to rape?
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But, the X.O., meaning extra old or at least 10 years of aging for the youngest eau-de-vie, outdid both.
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The "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star outdid herself, even by her own low standards, by getting arrested TWICE within 24 hours.
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Meanwhile, Philadelphia's offseason acquisitions outdid their respective counterparts, especially DPS Seung-hyun "Ivy" Lee's Mei and support Daniel "FunnyAstro" Hathaway's Lucio.
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At Wednesday morning's Senate hearing, Democrats and Republicans outdid one another in professing their devotion to standing up to Mr. Putin.
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My Lincoln Aviator tester was a hybrid-gas-electric model that outdid the Cadillac XT6 by a wide margin on horsepower.
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President Obama outdid them all last week in between briefings by senior aides and rounds of golf with friends on vacation here.
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Hawley raised just shy of a million dollars last quarter, while McCaskill outdid his fundraising by three times over the same period.
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But Barcelona outdid them by early March after surviving the Champions League round of 16 and beating Paris St. Germain, 193-1.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump long ago earned a reputation for being unpredictable in his statements, but he outdid himself on Thursday.
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Demirbay's goal, combined with a couple more from Germany outdid Cameroon's lone goal and knocked them out of the running for the semifinals.
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By weaving together no fewer than three previous seasons of his anthology series, Murphy outdid himself with the masterpiece that has been Apocalypse.
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Senators of both parties outdid even their House counterparts, and even the president, in their zeal to add money to the Pentagon budget.
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Well, using sand, acrylic paint, thread, beading, clay, faux flowers, and more, each artist outdid themselves with their one-of-a-kind designs.
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This afterlife comedy's not-so-secret weapon outdid herself in this showcase by playing her own character and four of the show's leads.
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Last week Antarctica outdid itself, and not in a good way, setting a high for its warmest temperature ever recorded: 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Apple truly outdid itself this year, improving the front- and rear-facing cameras so much that I can feel confident shooting in any environment.
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The only groups that outdid only children in both intelligence and academic achievement were first-borns and people who had just one younger sibling.
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For three rounds, the top-ranked Brazilian outdid her foe in every facet of the game – particularly in the clinch and on the mat.
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Banksy outdid himself Friday night when one of his most famous paintings scored a $1.4 million bid and then it suddenly shredded into pieces.
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A similar taint clings to Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, both of whom also outdid Maris in the steroid-fueled 1990s and early 2000s.
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Yahya Khan outdid the existing discrimination against the ethnically Bengali East Pakistan and denied Rahman his rightful place as the prime minister of Pakistan.
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The Volunteers outdid the Rattlers in the first half in rebounding (21-23), points in the paint (211-239) and fastbreak points (218-21).
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Let's look closer at this trunk, because Toyota — or more specifically, Toyota's design shop, Calty — really outdid itself with the rear end of this vehicle.
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Singer-songwriter Eric Bellinger just outdid everyone who dresses their kid in designer duds by dressing up his pet goats in Gucci ... horn-to-toe!
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But then in October 2117.5, the company outdid itself by revising its estimate for the August 2013 breach from 1 billion accounts to 3 billion.
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Obama doesn't mess around on the bike trail — he reportedly outdid his Secret Service team as the group raced to the top of a hill.
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The group will take white blood cells, which are part of... Marvel outdid itself for its Netflix panel at San Diego Comic-Con this year.
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The next year, in his first season with the Yankees, Ruth outdid himself by smashing 54 — an 86 percent increase from his previous record total.
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After Record Short Programs, Russian Skaters Poised to Battle for Elusive Gold After Evgenia Medvedeva, 18, set a world record, Alina Zagitova, 53, outdid her.
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But if you thought that Adejuyigbe outdid himself on September 21, 2017, that's only because you of little faith weren't prepared for September 21, 2018.
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Ready your elementary school selves, because the one lunch that outdid the rest and managed to earn stares of jealousy from just about everyone is back.
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Creative director Karl Lagerfeld really outdid himself this season when he built a marina inside the Grand Palais to show his latest for the French maison.
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In a Siena College Research Institute poll released on Monday, the two men outdid all other New York politicians in receiving a negative net favorability rating.
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A year later, the ICIJ outdid themselves with an even bigger cache of 13 million documents offering even more details about who was hiding money offshore.
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Josh Reddick, the next batter, outdid Springer on the very next pitch, lining a laserlike shot off the facing of the second deck in right field.
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In Konya, a city in Turkey's conservative heartland and a reservoir of votes for Mr Erdogan and his Justice and Development (AK) party, some locals outdid themselves.
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And then, this year, AMD almost outdid Intel by announcing its 16-core, 32-thread Ryzen processor (nicknamed "Threadripper") two weeks before the big show in Taipei.
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A pioneer in hotel room destruction, the guitarist truly outdid himself the night he glued the furniture to the ceiling of his suite at the Ritz Carlton.
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Last Wednesday morning, he outdid himself by retweeting unverified, incendiary anti-Muslim videos posted by Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, a far-right group.
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Aquaman was riding his motorcycle along the Malibu coast Thursday and Mr. Adonis actually outdid himself without having to flash his washboard abs or heart-melting smile.
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As recently as 1980, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, both seeking the Republican presidential nomination, outdid each other in praising not just legal but undocumented immigrants.
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Played by Ms. Namekawa with sprightly sensuality and exuberant wit, it burst with precocious energy — and outdid in profundity much music written by composers many decades older.
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They usually take this opportunity to roast me, which I don't mind 😂 They really outdid themselves this year 😭😂 so here's a thread of our memes!
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Kechiche is known for making sexually explicit movies—he's the same director who gave us Blue Is the Warmest Color—but he apparently outdid himself with this one.
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Speech organizers this time outdid themselves by inviting a range of guests, from World War II veterans to a 10-year-old girl who is a cancer survivor.
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He writes that the center fielder waited for the other guys to get their megadeals and then quietly outdid them all, just as he does on the field.
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I expected the results from this process to turn out soft and blurry, but in the above pair of photos, you can see the Huawei phone outdid the Pixel.
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But in 2019, Gaga outdid all her past fashion and beauty moments with one mind-blowing Brandon Maxwell gown and fluttery metal (yes, metal) lashes at the Met Gala.
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And for her Elle July 2018 cover, she may have outdid her own damn self; Kim Kimble, her longtime hairstylist, exclusively tells Refinery29 that the hair was 59 inches long.
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So on Halloween, when we're refreshing Instagram constantly to see who dressed up as what, it's only appropriate that these pros took centerstage and even outdid their glitzy clientele lists.
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Under the professorial management of Guus Hiddink, the Koreans far outdid their rival co-hosts, whipping up a storm of World Cup mania from Gwangju to Ulsan, Daegu to Seoul.
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In April of 2013, a year after the original release, FGL outdid themselves with a "Cruise" remix that added buzzing synth, extra Auto-Tune and a new verse from Nelly.
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I haven't adored a knight so dearly since the last time I saw Sir Ian McKellen in a halfway decent X-Men movie, but The Pokémon Company really outdid itself.
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After a bit of a trial run with B'Day, where she recorded the B'Day Anthology Video Album featuring 13 music videos, she outdid herself with her self-titled studio project.
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What ended up happening was that Android vendors like Samsung finally woke up to the importance of those factors, and eventually they just outdid the former Nokia at its own game.
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I had someone drop out of an EMT class because she outdid him and he was embarrassed and he left because he didn't wanna be outdone by a 2-year-old.
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The toll meant that the Nigerian terrorists outdid their self-proclaimed caliph, the ISIS's Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, whose forces in Iraq and Syria killed 220006,2202 people in the same period.
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The 2017-18 season was the first since the N.F.L. lifted its ban on dancing after touchdowns, and all season, teams outdid one another with entertaining routines in the end zones.
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But she outdid herself with three beautiful, personalized looks for the Book Ball (a triple runway challenge) that doubled as her life story, with all the joy and heartbreak it entails.
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Seated side by side, Mr. de Blasio and Ms. Olatoye outdid one another in listing her achievements, and touched only briefly on the lead inspection and heating failures that marred her tenure.
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It even outdid Twilio, a cloud communications platform company that rocketed more than 91 percent higher on its first day of trading in June and has since soared more than 300 percent.
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When Nicki took the mic today, she didn't hesitate to double down on her criticism of Travis Scott who, through a combination of merch and album sales, outdid Nicki on the charts.
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Rays 23, Astros 23 | Series is tied, 284-232 Tampa Bay's committee of relievers — with help from one starter — outdid the Houston ace, forcing a decisive Game 232 in this division series.
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In fact, only one of the 10 names — Procter & Gamble and J.P. Morgan— outdid the S&P 500's 26% gain in 2019, and the average return for the group is 13.5%.
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But he outdid himself Tuesday afternoon, putting together an essentially incoherent chart connecting various conspiracy theories about the Obama administration and holding it up during a congressional hearing with Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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"John Lewis remains the undisputed champion for publicity and hype but in terms of connecting emotionally with consumers, many brands outdid them this year," said Realeyes' CEO Mihkel Jaatma in a press release.
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And on last Sunday's episode she truly outdid herself by using Molly as an excuse to visit his house where she finessed her way up to his empty room and snooped for answers.
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We're used to seeing her fans show out in force, but you gotta see this ... 'cause they outdid themselves for the Sundance Film Festival event -- and Taylor took selfies with scores of them.
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Purple Reign may be looked at as the final act in Future's villain era, a run of projects that continually outdid the previous installment with the ability to both turn up and self-loathe.
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A sponsored post of Gomez drinking a Coke was the most-liked photo on Instagram for nearly a year — with 6.5 million likes and 276,000 comments — before Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement outdid it last month.
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Haley, in an appearance on "Fox & Friends," blamed the media for misinterpreting why U.N. General Assembly members chuckled when Trump boasted that his administration's accomplishments outdid those of nearly any other in American history.
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China outdid even that, with the most actively traded contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) hitting a five-year high of 16,480 yuan a tonne amid an explosion in trading volumes and open interest.
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La Chat was a pioneering woman in rap during Three 6's early reign because she often outdid every one of her male counterparts when it came to spitting about robberies, drug deals, and murder.
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But Johnson outdid even Farage in mendacity, with his racist claim that Turkey was about to enter the EU and that if the UK didn't leave Europe, the country would be swamped with dangerous Muslims.
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And Trump, by becoming the first sitting President to step into North Korea, also outdid his predecessors, some of whom simply climbed atop the border wall and peered over the other side into the isolated state.
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I was able to effortlessly unlock the phone in both very bright environments and pitch-black rooms, and the Find X even outdid the iPhone when it came to ID-ing me from an oblique angle.
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Last year Amazon broke its sales record, with Prime customers across the globe collectively purchasing over 100 million products on Prime Day — this figure outdid Cyber Monday, Black Friday, and the previous edition of Prime Day.
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That has always been the case, but Western governments used to think that the advantages of a huge potential consumer market and a gigantic provider of cheap goods outdid the disadvantages of doing business with China.
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In response, the most powerful in society outdid each other with menus of difficult-to-procure exotica: boiled flamingo, peacock brains, nightingale tongues and parrot heads; camel heels, sow's udders, mullet guts and milk-gorged snails.
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Trump's tweets about North Korea have led to raised eyebrows around the world, and he outdid himself this week when he wrote on Twitter that his nuclear button was larger than North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's.
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But later that year, the world of image recognition was rocked when an eight-layer neural network trained on two graphics processing units (GPUs) outdid all others in a competition to accurately classify images based on their content.
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PETER C. ALKALAY Scarsdale, N.Y. To the Editor: At Wednesday night's debate Donald Trump outdid himself with his reckless answer to the basic question: Will you, like every presidential nominee before you, accept the results of the election?
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But with a handful of major-league scouts, including one from the Yankees, in attendance on Sunday, Eovaldi outdid himself against the Mets, needing just 79 pitches to navigate seven innings with one hit allowed and nine strikeouts.
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" But poet Claudia Rankine outdid Ms. Rowling last year at Wesleyan: "What I wish for you is that you will pursue your unknown and unrealized imagined possibilities, even though the imagined/unimagined resides with such proximity to failure.
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Recently, Apple's watch line, a somewhat minor part of its financial picture, outdid the entirety of the Swiss watch industry, which has been around for hundreds of years and has a completely different value proposition than your average laptop.
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But Colbert outdid himself when he joked on May 1 that Trump's mouth was only good for being "Vladimir Putin's cock holster," a punchline that inspired obscenity complaints to the Federal Communications Commission and, apparently, caught the president's attention.
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Her entrepreneurial drive dates back even further to her childhood, when she—as she likes to tell it—outdid a neighborhood boy's lemonade stand with bigger cups, cheaper prices, a strawberry flavor, and a purple wig, ever the entertainer.
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Before I finish, let me just sayI did not come here to show outDid not come here to impress youBecause to tell you the truth, when I leave here, I'm goneAnd I do not care what you think about me.
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But he outdid himself in the sixth, when he leapt at the wall and pulled back what would have been a three-run homer by Walker, who was so incredulous that he sank to a squat as he rounded first base.
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O'Rourke mounted an effort in August to reboot his candidacy following a deadly mass shooting in his hometown of El Paso, Texas, staking out liberal positions on issues like gun restrictions that outdid those of even the most progressive presidential candidates.
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The mainstream media outdid themselves this week, proving once again that they are not interested in journalism, all they seem to care about is destroying Trump, delegitimizing his presidency, and going after, as we saw with Judge Jeanine, anybody that likes the president.
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Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Akashdeep Singh, Harmanpreet Singh and Rupinder Pal Singh all scored hat-tricks as the Indian men outdid their women, who showed why they are favourites to win gold in Jakarta with a 21-0 rout of Kazakhstan on Tuesday.
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Although Enel outdid Iberdrola in an early skirmish with a 22040 reais per share bid for Eletropaulo, best offers are due on Thursday in a complex bidding process, with sources close to the auction saying there could be room to raise the bar.
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In February, two days before the opening weekend of Black Panther, Marvel outdid themselves by hosting a Wakanda-themed fashion showcase during New York Fashion Week that brought together a number of top black designers to share looks inspired by the movie.
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The jazz innovator Cecil Taylor; the painter and musician Lucy Dodd; the filmmaker Steve McQueen; the earth artist Michael Heizer; and the skilled manipulator of human consciousness Andrea Fraser all outdid themselves, teaching us about life, space and the exhibition as form. 5.
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" Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova, a woman whose rhetoric is fiery at the best of times, outdid herself, calling the decision "strikingly filthy and inhumane" and "a betrayal of the high human rights standards that serve as the cornerstone of the modern world.
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Mike Pence is no stranger to heaping praise on boss Donald Trump, but if you ask Twitter, the vice president outdid himself on Wednesday when he gave fawning remarks about the president at a cabinet meeting following the passage of the contentious GOP tax bill.
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But his historic 600th home run, coming Saturday night at Angel Stadium in a 7-2 Angels win over Minnesota, was struck with a flourish that outdid every other terrific name on the short list of nine players to reach audacious numbers like that.
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But as over-the-top as the sundae is, Serendipity outdid itself to snatch away the ice cream's title in 2007 with "The Frrrozen Haute Chocolate," a novelty drink-sundae hybrid that featured 28 types of cocoa and five grams of edible 23-karat gold.
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Folks on the site have really outdid themselves this weekend when they roped in Oscar winning actress Lupita Nyong'o and everyone's favorite Grammy award winning pop star Rihanna into starring in a film, penned by two award-winning directors—and all it took were a few tweets.
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Leonard scored 31 points by the end of the third, LaMarcus Aldridge added 26 points and 14 rebounds and Gregg Popovich thoroughly outdid a couple of his close friends on the opposite bench in reigning N.B.A. Coach of the Year Steve Kerr and top assistant Mike Brown.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE and President Obama are by far the nation's most inspiring political orators — Bill even outdid the president at the 2012 convention.
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Despite losing to Kocher, the four members of MAVLab—Federico Paredes Vallés, Guido de Croon, Christophe De Wagter, and Nilay Sheth—outdid five other teams that qualified for the AIRR (Artificial Intelligence Robotic Racing circuit) Championship and pocketed a $1 million prize from sponsor Lockheed Martin.
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Most Supreme Court nominees are fairly reticent, but Democrats said Judge Gorsuch outdid the last two Republican appointees, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. They gave their views on seminal Supreme Court decisions, said Senator Patrick Leahy, Democrat of Vermont.
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Energy outdid all other sectors last year, up nearly 24 percent thanks to a late-year rally on anticipation that impending production cuts from major oil producers would lift crude prices and after the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president spurred investor hopes for industry-friendly policies.
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Like many others, Kim Min-gyeong, a 21-year-old student, has tuned in daily to parliament's usually tedious television channel since watching Eun Soo-mi, another formerly obscure opposition MP who shot to fame after her cool ten-hour soliloquy outdid South Korea's last filibuster, in 1969.
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A master at matching food and décor, he outdid himself with Mikette, transforming a nondescript one-story building into a movie set from "An American in Paris," with red banquettes, colorful French posters and a year-round terrace warmed in the winter by standing heaters just like those on the Champs-Élysées.
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In a proceeding that rivaled (and perhaps outdid) his prior exploits in the underworld, he was charged with trying to derail a sexual abuse case in a Hasidic community in Brooklyn by secretly recording a witness having sex with prostitutes he had hired then threatening to expose the man unless he stopped cooperating with prosecutors.
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This year, the league outdid itself by holding the event outdoors for the first time, in a park in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where more than 70,000 people drank beer, rubbed elbows with fans of rival teams and hooted and hollered as the names of the first 32 players chosen were announced.
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He may not have been the commercial equal of Dame Agatha, with sales as paltry as half a billion copies, yet he outdid her in industry—he produced more than four hundred novels, to her sixty-six—and in pretty much everything else, displaying a frighteningly intimate acquaintance with mortal weakness for which she could only grope.
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Apple really outdid itself when it came time to make screensavers for the Apple TV.Back in 2015, when Apple unveiled its fourth-generation set-top box for streaming apps, movies and shows, one of the standout features was how it could play gorgeous screensavers filmed in various spots around the globe in stunning 4K at 60 frames per second.
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This year it outdid itself with not one but three over-the-top presentations: There was an immersive exhibition of historical furnishings by the likes of Gabriella Crespi and Osvaldo Borsani, installed inside Bedouin tents, a mazelike display of its newest collection that featured an eight-foot-tall antique vitrine full of fresh flowers — and a show of nine one-off furniture pieces made from anonymous antiques the designers chopped up and put back together.
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In some ways, we live in a different, more progressive era where recent onscreen stories by and about women have been highly regarded: the Emmy-winning "Fleabag"; the crowd-pleasing "Hustlers," which outdid expectations at the box office and could lead Jennifer Lopez to her first Oscar nomination; "Portrait of a Lady on Fire," about a romance between two women in 18th-century France, which was nominated for the Palme d'Or, the highest prize at Cannes, this year.
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