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A panel of judges ruled that Al Franken, the Democrat, had won by a margin of312 votes, but the incumbent Republican, Norm Coleman, seemed likely to lodge an appeal.
全体陪审员作出裁决，民主党人阿勒•法兰肯比对手多赢得312票，而现任的共和党人诺曼•库乐曼似乎可能上诉。 ecocn
After this wipeout, Policy Network, a think-tank, commissioned a poll of southern voters. It found they trusted the Conservatives to run the economy by a margin of 44% to 16% over Labour.
惨败后，智囊机构政策网络对一群南方选民抽样调查，后发现：他们相信保守党能搞好经济：保守党支持率为44% ，工党为16%。 ecocn
As for working- class whites, they did not much care for Mr Obama even in2008, preferring John McCain by a margin of18%.
对于蓝领阶层的白人来说，他们甚至在08年都并不关注奥巴马，而更加愿意选择拥有着18%投票率的麦凯恩。 ecocn
This year, for the first time since the 1930s, more Republicans than Democrats voted in the primaries, by a margin of 4m.
今年，是自20世纪30年代以来首次在初选中共和党人数超过了民主党人数，超出人数达400万人。 ecocn |