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Win hands down - the meaning and origin of this phrase. ... Phrases, Sayings and Idioms Home > Phrase Dictionary - Meanings and Origins > Win hands down...
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In Reply to: Re: Win hands down posted by ESC on April 15, 2000 ... : "WIN HANDS DOWN -- A jockey who wins a race 'hands down' is so far ahead of the field that he doesn't have to flick the reins to urge his horse forward and crosses the finish line with his hands down, letting up on the reins.
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Definition of win hands down in the Idioms Dictionary. win hands down phrase. What does win hands down expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary. ... wimp out; win; Win a few, lose a few; win at; win away; win back; win by a nose; win hands down; win heart; win out; win over; win the day; win through;
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In a year that's been pretty rough on commercial conferences, community run events like FOSDEM, SCALE, SouthEast LinuxFest, LinuxFest Northwest and this past weekend's Ontario GNU Linux Fest are thriving. Why is that? Community conferences win out for a number of reasons.
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SPORTS / Trying to Win, Hands Down ; PUBLICATION: Newsday; BY: William Hernandez. William Hernandez is a freelance writer. EDITION: QUEENS; SECTION: QueensLife; DATE: 03-25-2001; G10; ... William Hernandez. William Hernandez is a freelance writer., SPORTS / Trying to Win, Hands Down, 03-25-2001, pp G10.
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* I wouldn't worry if I were you. You will win hands down. ... He does this when he is very confident of winning the race; when he thinks that he will win it easily. When the jockey loosens his hold on the reins, he drops his hands. Hence, the expression, "to win hands down".
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As we witness the demand for mobile devices growing at a prolific rate, it is clear that the market is undergoing a period of considerable change. ... As the shortage of handset components supplies is alleviated, ... Until recently, the role of the mobile handset was limited to making and retrieving voice calls. Over the last...
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Sunday, November 13, 2005 ... Electric kettles are gaining in popularity over their stovetop counterparts, and for good reason: they boil water more quickly. Other advantages: they turn off automatically, the handle stays cool to the touch, and you can use them in an office or cubicle. ... Go to the Mellow Monk tea page;
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