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Flynn's small sample size may be overwhelmingly impressive, but it remains a small sample.

While the town of Princeton may be overwhelmingly Democratic, the buildings on the campus of the local university there continue to have a Republican cast to them.

I reflected for a moment and told him, "That's entertainment!" Americans may be overwhelmingly decent, hard-working and rooted in family life, but that doesn't make good TV.

For the more than 700,000 individuals released annually, who are returning to communities in metropolitan areas with high concentrations of ex-offenders, the challenges may be overwhelmingly greater than for the larger reentry population.

Even conservative newspapers or broadcasts that may be overwhelmingly pro-corporate, but which occasionally tolerate a whiff of dissent, are branded as subversive, ungodly and "out of the mainstream".

While the debates may work in Mr. Weygand's favor in some ways, however, they also highlight another problem for him: Rhode Island may be an overwhelmingly Democratic state, but Mr. Chafee's positions and voting record contain little -- very little -- to alienate him from Democratic voters.

Ms. Jalal and others say Mr. Karzai, whom opinion polls show to be overwhelmingly popular, may fail to win a majority of the votes and thus be forced into a runoff election.

A capacity crowd may have been overwhelmingly wearing United shirts but they were on their feet to acclaim Lam Ka Wai when he gave United goalkeeper Ben Amos no chance with a thunderous shot into the top corner.

Mr. Abbas renounced violence "against the Israelis wherever they may be," but Palestinians overwhelmingly regard violence against Israeli soldiers and settlers as legitimate resistance to occupation.

For example, in situations where the wrongdoing was more severely unethical or more clearly isolated in media reporting, even voters in the UK may be likely to overwhelmingly punish their representative.

It may be tempting or overwhelmingly expected that you'll connect more with one gender than the other but a parent has a role that transcends this sort of compartmentalization; it will be what you make of it, as you are the child's chief guide in the early years.