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outflank

[out-flangk] / ˌaʊtˈflæŋk /


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“Who outflanked who? In my view, there’s only one win, and that’s an agreement.”

From Washington Post

It isn't just Fuentes and the groypers who are trying to outflank Turning Point USA on the right.

From Salon

In the final stretch, the polls showed Mr. de Blasio gaining on Ms. Quinn, outflanking Mr. Thompson and ultimately winning the race.

From New York Times

But the 2020 election changed all that, several analysts said, as the Republican Party in the state shifted further right and moderate legislators feared being outflanked by hard-core conservatives.

From New York Times

I asked Mr Milliband whether the Labour Party had been outflanked on green investment and state intervention?

From BBC