That produced one lopsided loss after another, most dramatically in the landslide victories of Richard M. Nixon in 1972 and Ronald Reagan in 1984.
They're always good for at least one lopsided loss per season, but already this year they've had a 5-0 defeat in Houston, last week's 3-0 shambles to Vancouver, and now Friday's debacle.
Ideally their exit should have taken place in Melbourne in 10 days' time in the final, not in one of the most lopsided quarter-finals in the World Cup's history.
PAGE 41 A Buckeye Wins the Heisman The Ohio State senior quarterback Troy Smith won the Heisman Trophy, awarded annually to the best player in college football, in one of the most lopsided votes in the award's history.
Kansas St. 52, Kansas 13 Jonathan Beasley ran for four touchdowns and passed for another, leading the No. 4 Wildcats past the host Jayhawks in one of the most lopsided routs in the rivalry's 98-game history.
Quarterback Josh Heupel led 10th-ranked Oklahoma to touchdowns on its first five drives and linebacker Rocky Calmus returned an interception for another first-half score as the Sooners beat the No. 11 Texas Longhorns, 63-14, yesterday in Dallas in one of the most lopsided games in the 95-year history of their rivalry.
Which made it all the more surprising when the Democratic incumbent, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, defeated Landon in one of the most lopsided electoral victories in modern American history.
Sixty-two yeago ago the labor movement took the fight literally to capitalism's door-step in one of the most lopsided battles in history.
In one monkey, indeed, the supposed free choice conditions led to lopsided behavior (dataset J2, Table 1): for the T-maze, the animal moved left 92% of the time when that choice was easy, and 0% when it was hard ("diff").
A dirty fish tank is shown in one frame; other photos show damaged dressers, warped plastic drawers and lopsided clothes racks.
