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stand head and shoulders above

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stand head and shoulders above someone or something
Fig. [for someone or something] to be considerably superior to someone or something. Alice stands head and shoulders above all the rest of the people we interviewed. Your proposal stands head and shoulders above the rest.
See also: above, and, head, shoulder, stand


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MAC cosmetics really stand head and shoulders above any other similar product line, mainly because the line was created by industry insiders who knew what they were looking for and needed in good make up.
The Spanish right-hander produced two performances last season that stand head and shoulders above anything his compatriot Ventura has achieved.
Byline: Mark Lwarenson Interview: John Cross SVEN GORAN ERIKSSON is blessed with five top quality centre-halves - and yet there are two who stand head and shoulders above the competition.
 
 
 
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