In leading a rebellion by 79 Labour MPs he ensured an emphatic pro-European majority of 112 in a crucial parliamentary debate in October 1971.
The results for mystery are less emphatic with the majority being neutral or contrary.
Every well-paid pollster who came through the door brought with him a stack of surveys and focus-group memos, each more dispiriting than the last, numbers portending an emphatic rejection of the majority in this fall's elections.
There are clear majorities against unqualified teaching, especially emphatic among Labour voters (68%) and even more particularly Ukip supporters (73%).
In Britain, the 57%-22 57%-22ntervention majority on this count is even more emphatic, at 35 points.
The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, was emphatic Tuesday that Mr. Gorsuch would be seated on the Supreme Court before the Senate leaves for its April recess in two weeks.
Alex Miller's review for the NME was more emphatic, dubbing it "this year's bargain-bin fodder", and stated that "the majority of this record serves only to bury what made Gwen Stefani unique in the first place".
IT IS an emphatic victory, even if the ruling party has failed, again, to secure a majority in parliament.
The suggestion that an emphatic election victory on the basis of a clear manifesto commitment and a parliamentary majority on an issue does not provide a mandate begs the question, what does?
A majority of French, Germans, and Italians said no. (The Germans were particularly emphatic, with 58percentt rejecting war. German support for NATO has dropped by 18percentt in just six years).
