Tony Blair may have a second landslide majority in the Commons but some of the coming legislation will face a coarse response at hunts, in judges' robing chambers, among union executives and in old people's homes.
A second landslide followed in the 1987 general election, with Mrs Thatcher returning to Downing Street with a 102 seat majority, becoming the longest continually serving prime minister since Lord Liverpool in the early 19th Century.
Whereas a second landslide victory should, in the normal course of events, have reinforced Mr Blair's dominance, it may, paradoxically, have weakened him.
In 2001 the party won a second consecutive landslide victory, capturing a 167-seat majority the largest-ever second-term majority for any party in the House of Commons.
Despite those efforts, Hague's tenure was marked by continued discord, and in 2001 the party suffered a second consecutive landslide defeat to the Labour Party.
In a second situation, suggested by terrestrial landslides collapsing onto glaciers, ice existed in the form of a large glacier-like body.
Morales went on to win a landslide victory in a second round runoff in October aided by his image as a political outsider.
Mr Blair went along with targets, partly because he had yet to develop his own vision of how to reform public services.By the time Labour won its second landslide victory in 2001, things were changing.
Those numbers had been 56 and 30 the other way at the time of Labor's second landslide election victory, in June 2001.
Soon after Mr Yudhoyono was sworn in for a second term in October, following a landslide election win in July, parliament began digging into the bail-out.
