Clinton is expected to trounce Obama in West Virginia, but Manchin said he thinks Obama would also be able to carry the state in the general election.

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But as the computing world shifts from PCs to mobile devices, Lookout has been able to trounce multibillion-dollar security giants like McAfee and Symantec without scaring people.

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In Bremen all manner of differences were buried (or at least firmly shelved) in a common yearning to trounce the opposition at the polls for the fifth time in a row.

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Besides passing onto our children how utterly precious their individual difference is and to value the same difference in others, how can we hope to trounce the racists by the statute books or by bigger bolder fines for millionaire federations and millionaire players?

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Now, with a little more than six weeks to go before the election, Democrats fighting to keep control of the U.S. Senate find themselves scrambling in a state where President Barack Obama is expected to trounce former Gov. Mitt Romney, and where Democrats hold every U.S. House seat, every statewide office, and an overwhelming majority in the state legislature.

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It would seem a good time for him to take his case to the voters, trounce his opponents, and celebrate a triumphant end to one of the most turbulent years in his country's history.

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On international issues, Mrs Clinton can trounce a man who sometimes appears to think that foreign policy means New Jersey.

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How exciting is it to come to work if the best you can do is trounce some other company that does roughly the same thing?

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Polls suggest that she would trounce Mrs Duhalde, by as much as 42% to 14%.

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