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The American public overwhelmingly thinks they're bad.

Teasing can be overwhelmingly negative yet delivered with positive emotion.

One of the greatest injustices is that America's best teachers overwhelmingly teach America's most privileged students.

The evidence—a crayon drawing on the wall—overwhelmingly pointed to the culprit.

Since 2001, the region has overwhelmingly voted for Mr Thaksin and his Allies.

This kind of opposition deterred even an overwhelmingly Democratic Congress from passing card-check.

In the past, information consumption was overwhelmingly passive, with telephone being the only interactive medium.

Europe makes even centrist voters cross in Britain, yet centrists on the continent are overwhelmingly pro-EU.

But since the solution is overwhelmingly water, we can get rid of this term and make the math simple.

When MacArthur's strategic blunders brought China into the war, the Americans, overwhelmingly superior in technology, armament and logistics, were routed.

Employees overwhelmingly agreed that the letters had focused them mightily on their tasks—and the goals were met.

Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for love, the search for knowledge and the unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind.

They channel their assistance overwhelmingly to social sectors or to infrastructure sectors such as water supply and sanitation that have direct effects on household health.

Many in the military, more bluntly, have a stereotype of gays as mincing, epicene “others” —a cartoon image which, the Pentagon survey shows, overwhelmingly evaporates on personal acquaintance.

In 2001 voters overwhelmingly backed Mr Berlusconi (rejecting this paper's view that his chequered business history made him unfit to lead Italy).

Market research done for booksellers has found that the number of so-called avid readers, those who buy more than 10 books a year, skews older and overwhelmingly female.