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outrode

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out·rode  (out-rd)
v.
Past tense of outride.


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It outrode the astonishment of Natasha's proposal, its amazing bluntness for which he could find no answer.
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Byline: MIKE TORPEY Racing Editor IT makes you wonder who was the happier - Kieren Fallon finally seeing off the challenge of reigning champion Kevin Darley to secure a fourth jockeys' title, or apprentice Paul Quinn who outrode him in the season's last big race.
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