But when is a rout not a rout?
Growth may drop again in 1999.That is still an orderly pause, not a rout.
But this battle is a tug of war, not a rout by the green team.
It was not a rout and points were strongly contested, but Wozniacki is having no luck puncturing Williams's dominance.
Whatever the polls and self-inflicted Cameroon idiocy suggest, most Labour MPs will be grateful for a narrow defeat, not a rout.
The pro-Romney polling skeptics were grasping at straws precisely because the election outcome seemed so easy to predict – not a rout, necessarily, but a convincing victory for the incumbent in the popular vote and the electoral college alike.
"If the general election had been a retreat and not a rout for the Liberal Democrats, they would have been in pole position to do this but now it all depends on Labour".
Mr Osborne's task was to show how the government will make them.In this section Day of the long knives Coalition of the unwilling A retreat, but not a rout Let 'em out and throw away the key Off our streets Romantic small print Austerity Britain's global ambitions ReprintsIn one sense, that job looks less forbidding than the sound and fury suggests.
Joanne Edwards, a partner at Manches, a London law firm, has seen a tenfold rise in that time.In this section Day of the long knives Coalition of the unwilling A retreat, but not a rout Let 'em out and throw away the key Off our streets Romantic small print Austerity Britain's global ambitions ReprintsEnglish divorce law has until now set strict rules for prenuptial deals to be valid (see graphic).
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