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Mr. Dukakis, a Democrat, led Governor Bush's father by a substantial margin for months but faltered after the conventions.

But a Republican Party that rejects Donald Trump after he had led the entire field by substantial margins for almost a year could stimulate a seismic political revolt leading to a third party campaign.

Even allowing for the substantial margin of error in the monthly figures close to a hundred thousand this looks like a notable fall-off.

Finally, the affirmance of the largest punitive damages award ever (by a substantial margin) on precisely the type of claim raised in the Blue Cross suit undoubtedly "raised the stakes" for Blue Cross in that suit, to the benefit of Justice Embry.

"You need a pretty substantial margin to make this a profitable venture," he said.

The substantial margin of passage in both houses obscured visceral disagreements over philosophy and ideology.

Democrats will still control the House by a substantial margin through 2010.

Indeed, Americans at the time supported Roe by a substantial margin of 52percentto44percentcent.

Since 1987, the winner of the general election has always won the preliminary by a substantial margin except once, when Acting Mayor Tom Menino took 27percentt of the vote against the combined total of 46percentt for his opponents in 1993.

A poll conducted online for Channel Four television showed the Conservatives leading his Labor Party by a substantial margin, and another online poll, for The Times of London, showed that confidence in Mr. Brown's competence as prime minister had fallen.

That - by a substantial margin - is the best score for any police force in England and Wales.