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They can outsource their investing choices to active managers who all claim to have a unique skill, or cast their lot with passive managers who follow the indices but almost invariably outperform the stock pickers.

If the idea of filing your taxes fills you with as much dread as contemplating your own mortality, then you may consider outsourcing that work.

“Mega corporations have driven up prices, underpaid their workers, and outsourced jobs while raking in record profits,” the site reads.

This week he offered to let Trump move immigrants who are imprisoned in the U.S. to detention centers in El Salvador, what the administration has called “outsourcing” security and punishment for crime.

The Salvadorean leader confirmed that he had "offered the United States of America the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system".