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Nor is his district quite the Democratic bastion boosters describe: voters there narrowly backed Barack Obama in 2008, but voted for Mr Bush by a hefty margin in 2004.

In Minnesota, with more than four out of five of the votes counted, Santorum was leading Paul by a hefty margin, with Romney languishing in third place.

This is despite polls that show Poliquin leading the race by a hefty margin -- though they were taken in September, which in the current climate might as well be six months ago.

Though the bill was still approved by a hefty margin, fights and defections over bills naming post offices in tribute to individuals are incredibly rare on Capitol Hill.

Asked what the most important quality was in a candidate, they said by a hefty margin that it was standing up for what one believed.

Earlier this month, voters in Inglewood, a suburb of Los Angeles, defeated by a hefty margin a local referendum to allow the building of a big new Wal-Mart store.The firm's expansion abroad has also met with a mixed reception.

Mercedes Germann driver Nico Rosberg took a crushing first grand prix win, and a first for a works Mercedes team since 1955, in Shanghai after securing a first pole position by a hefty margin.

U.S. carriers, in contrast, seem to only tolerate mobile payments by charging a hefty margin on every transaction they are processing, making it only somewhat appealing for merchants.

That is still a hefty margin.

At almost 42, Horner is also the oldest Grand Tour winner by a hefty margin.

Election results are now being compiled, with official tallies showing Kabila leading by a hefty margin.