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He pointed to past examples of traders staking tons of bets in the belief that Ross Perot would win the presidency in 1996, or that Ron DeSantis would trounce Donald Trump in 2024 Republican primary—both of which, obviously, did not occur, making it so the proceeds all went to the handful of people who’d correctly wagered on Bill Clinton and Trump, respectively.

From Slate

Polling suggests that Venezuelans overwhelmingly want to go to the polls and would trounce Maduro if given the chance.

Polls show that Venezuelans would trounce the unpopular Maduro by a landslide if given half a chance.

Polling suggests that Venezuelans overwhelmingly want to go to the polls and would trounce Maduro if given half a chance.

European elections are approaching, and the hard-right of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella looks set to trounce the Macronites.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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