| I | outfight |
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| you | outfight |
| he/she/it | outfights |
| we | outfight |
| you | outfight |
| they | outfight |
| I | outfought |
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| you | outfought |
| he/she/it | outfought |
| we | outfought |
| you | outfought |
| they | outfought |
| I | have | outfought |
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| you | have | outfought |
| he/she/it | has | outfought |
| we | have | outfought |
| you | have | outfought |
| they | have | outfought |
| I | had | outfought |
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| you | had | outfought |
| he/she/it | had | outfought |
| we | had | outfought |
| you | had | outfought |
| they | had | outfought |
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It taught me that you can take a small team and... outfight and outcompete much larger organisations.
www.telegraph.co.uk But even though her skills and stealth are legendary, she must regain her strength in order to endure the rigorous tasks necessary to outfight and outwit the other champions.
books.usatoday.com He has to outwork them and outfight them, and you can not do that without a burning desire to succeed.
www.telegraph.co.uk We're all familiar with the concept of survival of the fittest: the individual who can outfight, outrun, or outmate other members of its species.
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