In Harlow, a super-marginal in Westminster elections, and where the three main parties were neck and neck on the council, Labour and the Tories won a seat each from the Lib Dems.
These are the super-marginals - the seats where Labour's majority is 2.5% or less, or where the combined lead of our opponents is 3% or lower.
They include "super-marginals" like Winchester, where the Liberal Democrat majority over the Tories was two votes, Torbay, where it was 12, and Somerton and Frome, where it was 130.
Unfortunately for him, they don't live in a super-marginal like Dudley North.
The usual fodder of questions about the economy, jobs, Europe and the NHS - all in, as you might have guessed, a super-marginal constituency where Labour hold the seat, Wirral South, with a majority of just 531.
Despite super high marginal rates in the 1950s total federal tax collections nonetheless averaged 17% of GDP.
Asked why it isn't offering any unlimited packages, EE's consumer CMO, Pippa Dunn told TechCrunch that truly unlimited data is something only a marginal "super techie" minority actually makes use of.
The super-spy is marginal in the story, a guest at a dinner hearing someone else's tale of woe, and the movie reportedly bears no resemblance beyond a shared title.
All those billions of pages and links stored on Google's servers are as economically marginal as the Super Bowl.
Hence, a shift in the treatment of carried interest income could prove more successful in triggering higher taxes for the super-rich than a 70% marginal tax rate.
Apple's Macintosh was introduced during the 1984 Super Bowl but was considered a marginal outlier with its quirky proprietary operating system.
