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run circles around

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run circles around someone and run rings around someone
Fig. to outrun or outdo someone. (Alludes to someone who runs fast enough to run in circles around a competitor and still win the race.) John is a much better racer than Mary. He can run circles around her. Mary can run rings around Sally.
See also: around, circle, run


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A newly discovered planetary ring can run circles around all the others.
He used to run circles around me, now I run circles around him.
You can own your little niche, use technology to get your information products to market, and run circles around the big companies that can't compete.
 
 
 
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