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It was the most lopsided margin in the history of the debates.

Speaking to her supporters, Clinton celebrated her lopsided win in Kentucky and promised that she will stay in the race.

This lopsided access to information increases both the likelihood of conflict and the probability that small disagreements could escalate.

As worldwide growth speeds up, the chart may end up being less lopsided than it is now as other regions gain more users.

They placed lopsided emphasis on making the communes large and collective, urging everyone to ``eat from the same big pot'', and by so doing they brought disaster upon the nation.

Though she is unlikely to catch Obama in delegates, her lopsided victories in Kentucky and West Virginia have helped her narrow his lead in the popular-vote count to a virtual tie.

But trade flows are terribly lopsided.

It was an Israeli victory, but hardly lopsided.

A three-quarter moon hung above and ahead like a lopsided lantern;

This has led particle physicists to suggest that the laws of physics are lopsided.

This could mean there are strange, lopsided internal dynamics occurring in the churning liquid metal in the core.

The mink, the walking catfish, the cane toad, the mutant house mouse, these are potent symbols of humanity's strangely lopsided power.

The lovable Miss Ellie, whose lopsided tongue always stuck out of the side of her mouth, died on Tuesday in her Tennessee home, the local Mountain Press daily newspaper said.

Mr Sharon, of all people, even agreed to a lopsided prisoner swap in 2004.

There is even some evidence that activity has rebalanced from the lopsided trade pattern that existed just before the crisis.

Mr Webb is also pressing for a national review of the criminal-justice system, an idea that helps him with blacks, who make up a lopsided share of America’s prison population.

When he finishes, her face is still lopsided and slightly bruised.

Why is Japan such a lopsided economy?

The result is a lopsided trade relationship heavily tilted in China's favour that denies the US a dominant place in the world's biggest export bonanza for capital goods.