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"It's quite good news always to outfox the media, but it was a military operation and my brother and I are very proud of how it went," William, 28, told the BBC.
28歲的威廉告訴BBC記者：“總是能瞞過(guò)媒體讓人感覺很爽，這次是我和弟弟共同執(zhí)行的一次軍事行動(dòng)，我很自豪我們成功了?！?/li>
In a business where information is the most valuable commodity, traders with the smartest, fastest computers can outfox and outmaneuver rivals.
在信息是最有價(jià)值的商品的行業(yè)中，交易者用最聰明最快的計(jì)算機(jī)武裝，可以智慧和機(jī)動(dòng)靈活戰(zhàn)勝競(jìng)爭(zhēng)者。

Dealt a weak hand, Boehner managed to 99% outfox, on tax policy, a president who had the massive apparatus of the executive branch, the Senate majority, and a left-leaning national elite media whooping it up for a whopping tax increase.
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If you outfox someone, you defeat them in some way because you are more clever than they are.