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A Blowout

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A Blowout - when a team or individual wins by a very large difference

• The game was a real blow out.
• The elections for the prime minster was a blowout.
• The football game was a blowout last week. It was not fun to watch.
• Do you think the debate will be a blowout?
• The basketball game was a real blowout.
• The drag race was a blowout.

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