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It was an outgunned regulator trying to investigate one of the nation's most politically powerful companies.

The Americans were outmanned and outgunned. A NATO spokesman said the defense of the outpost was "heroic. "

California's former governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, tried to fight the unions in the court of public opinion, only to be outgunned.

Back then a series of American aerospace mergers left the fragmented European aerospace industry looking outgunned.

Finding themselves suddenly outgunned, what few organic Separatist forces remained capitulated.

Democratic candidates are forced to mimic the obsessive need to raise funds, in a contest where they are heavily outgunned.

Somewhere today, in the here and now, in the world as it is, a soldier sees he's outgunned, but stands firm to keep the peace.

A more accurate version would see us being outgunned, year after year, in quality and in numbers.

On the regulatory front, we were outgunned on two big issues.

The search giant is still outgunned by its primary adversaries: AT&T spent $14. 7 million on lobbying in 2009.

But the rebels know they are heavily outgunned.

Don't. We're outgunned.

Outgunned: Up Against the NRA--The First Complete Insider Account of the Battle Over Gun Control