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Backed by overwhelming support from both within and outside the US, Davis was not allowed to eat, sit or take a toilet break during the proceedings.
Four years ago, Mr. Romney blew out the Republican competition here, surprising analysts by winning the caucuses with just over half the votes, bolstered by overwhelming support from Mormons.
Speaking to the BBC at the European Parliament in Brussels, he said he had kept his word but was "persuaded to change his mind" by "overwhelming support" from UKIP's National Executive Committee.
Her decisive win in South Carolina was carried by overwhelming support from black voters, the biggest voting demographic in the first-in-the-South Democratic primary.
Bacchus is regretful that it wasn't unanimous, but says she is backed by "overwhelming support" from the public.
We have barely begun, but we find ourselves buoyed by overwhelming support, even as we receive a stream of hateful messages from strangers.
The new law was passed by the City Council last month with overwhelming support from tenant groups, housing activists and legal advocates who said landlord harassment of tenants had increased in recent years.
After Mitt Romney's defeat by a Democratic coalition built around overwhelming support from Hispanics and other fast-growing demographic groups, many Republicans are looking for a candidate who can help make the party more inclusive without ceding conservative principles — and no one is the subject of more speculation at this point than Mr. Bush.
Opposed by many American bishops, the statement received overwhelming support from prelates in Africa and Asia, where Anglican churches have been growing.
The Platform passed with overwhelming support from members appointed by Secretary Hillary Clinton, the Democratic National Committee (DNC), and Senator Sanders.
President Obama narrowly lost the state in 2012, with his overwhelming support from black voters offset by overwhelming opposition from white voters, especially those from outside the largest metropolitan areas, according to exit polls.
