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The view that taxes have gone up is shared by a majority of almost all demographic groups, including 50percentt of independent voters, among the linchpins of Obama's victory in the 2008 election.

"It does not matter much if you make change, if you do not communicate change". The view that taxes have gone up is shared by a majority of almost all demographic groups, including 50percentt of independent voters, among the linchpins of Obama's victory in the 2008 election.

Ann was defeated in Brentford and Isleworth, but Alan defied the odds to retain Feltham and Heston with a majority of almost 5,000, helped by boundary changes.

Manchester City Council leader Sir Richard Leese said a majority of almost 6,000 was "a very clear rejection" by the people of Greater Manchester.

Ed Miliband's party had held the seat with a majority of almost 6,000 in 2010 but faced a recount before claiming victory in the by-election.

Foster has a majority of almost 12,000 and Labour finished third in the 2010 general election.

Chris Kelly, their candidate in 2010, secured a majority of almost 4,000 over Labour.

Boris Johnson became the MP for Uxbridge and Ruislip South with a majority of almost 11,000.

After more than five hours of discussion, parliament voted in favour of Trident renewal by a majority of 355 in a motion backed by almost the entire Conservative party and more than half of Labour MPs.

In the Western world, coffee consumption is ubiquitous and represents the only liquid, other than water, that is consumed almost everyday by a majority of adults (Storey et al 2006).

After more than five hours of discussion, parliament voted in favour of Trident renewal by a majority of 355 in a motion was backed by almost the entire Conservative party and more than half of Labour MPs.