Blunt hailed his "thumping" victory in the ballot of about 400 members – by a margin of five to one – and called on opponents who forced the vote to consider their positions on the association's executive council.
The responses indicated that, by a margin of two-to-one or more, people dwelled on their secrets on their own time far more than in social situations.
"Parliament voted by a margin of six to one to put the decision on whether to remain in or leave the EU in the hands of the British people," he said.
With most of Fleet Street and the new Tory leader, Margaret Thatcher, on his side, Wilson won heavily by a margin of two to one against a coalition of rightwing Tories, Bennites and much of the Labour movement.
Indeed, given a free vote, the unelected Lords would probably reject Brexit by a margin of six to one.
In a recent Washington Post poll, women favored a ban by a margin of two to one.
In 2008, they voted for Barack Obama over John McCain by a margin of two to one.
The public, by a margin of three to one, chose R.R.S. Boaty McBoatface.
The measure, which shuts down all nonessential functions of Sen. Cruz, passed by a margin of ninety-nine tonene.
