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Most of the time I get through the week handily.

It could just as handily be a good new play.

He then called for a vote and won it handily.

President Clinton, who did not even visit during the campaign, handily won the state.

The home team won handily by a score of 3-0.

I think it will bring all of your people up to speed quite handily.

This is a team we just played last week and beat handily at their place.

Handily the Sun has a cut out and keep guide to the new show.

Bill Clinton carried the district handily in 1992 and 1996.

"We always get beat pretty handily the first time," Brown said.

Nothing else I've considered has come close to explaining things so handily.

But three years ago, he ran for the board again and was voted in handily.

His team had won its first six Olympic games, all but one handily.

He went on to win the election handily, and took office the following January.

The Game, right, won handily in pop sales last week.

The bill is expected to pass handily in a House vote scheduled for next week.

Deities would never be able to move about handily in any country.

He won both games handily, to nobody's surprise, including his own.

Able to pay out of his own pocket for the most expensive campaign in the state's history, he won handily.

My club was too far away for me to reach it handily, and so I simply waited.

The Shock lost game 1, getting handily defeated 95-71 at home.

She computed that every girl would have to take care of about ten men, which could be done very handily.

Free has worked handily before - radio and television have the billions to show for it.

He could move about rather handily if he took care.

Allen went on to win the general election handily and served six terms in Congress.