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All out for 348, Australia had lost by a massive margin of 197 runs.

A Latino Decisions poll released Tuesday showed Latino voters favored Democrat Hillary Clinton over Republican Donald Trump in the days leading up to the election by a massive margin of 79percentto18percentcent.

As a result of the protest and the media campaign, the ban was overturned at council by a massive margin of 50-4 the next day, and the rally went down in history as one of the biggest protests ever at city hall.

Obviously this creates a massive margin for error, as fun jewels can go hideously wrong.

Simone Biles, who at age 19 has been called the best gymnast of all time, won the event in Rio de Janeiro by a massive margin spanning more than two points, ahead of fellow American Aly Raisman.

The TUC said that the number of people who took part in the largest union-organised event for 20 years and the biggest mass protest since the anti-war march in 2003 had exceeded its initial expectations of 100,000 by a massive margin.

Is the U.S. economy so indebted that falling asset prices will trigger a massive margin call that pushes the economy into the black pit of deflation?

— NATE SILVER Mitt Romney leads Rick Santorum by a massive margin in votes counted in the Chicago area so far, with 56 percent of the vote to Mr. Santorum's 27 percent.

I preferred Ken to Boris in 2008 too, but not by a massive margin.

The UK opening box office record set by Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban – £23.88m – has endured for 11 years, but when it finally fell it was by a massive margin.

South Africa, who on the previous afternoon had set out in pursuit of 416 with commendable up-and-at-'em vigour, had been bowled out for 174, leaving England winners by 241 runs, a massive margin.