Mir Hossein Mousavi, widely believed to have beaten the incumbent hardliner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was forced by police to leave.
And because it was widely assumed Trudeau would be beaten, perhaps badly, by Brazeau (the latter was given three to one odds), the nation awaited the picture and caption the rightwing tabloids would carry on Sunday morning.
The publisher of the book which came in second place, Boris Bergmann's Viens Là Que Je Te Tue Ma Belle, declared himself "amazed" that Ni d'Eve Ni d'Adam had beaten off a widely-praised first novel written by a 15-year-old boy.
They won the Champions League with a sweeper system in 2001, and it was Bayer Leverkusen, the following year's beaten finalists, that were widely revered as the most attractive German club side of their generation.
He would not have beaten his older and more widely admired brother David without their support.
A father and son caught smoking shabu, the most widely available methamphetamine in the country, were beaten and then shot dead while in police custody.
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- It's a continent where presidents have called homosexuality un-African, un-Godly and anti-human, where same-sex relations are widely banned and gay people are routinely beaten, jailed, harassed or killed.
New research found that chicken tikka massala, widely seen as the unofficial British dish, was beaten to the top spot by the Chinese handy snack, spring rolls.
Harry Truman, widely considered a distinguished leader today, left Washington a beaten man.
The result means the Norwich manager, Chris Hughton, survived to fight another day after being widely tipped for the sack if the Canaries were beaten.
"The Thing," produced by Howard Hawks for Howard Hughes's RKO studio, was one of the most widely publicized movies of early '51, although it was beaten to the theaters by Edgar G. Ulmer's low-budget "Man From Planet X".
