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In two suburban swing counties in New York, unknown Republicans romped over longtime Democratic officeholders.

But in Texas, Obama romped to victory, winning about 88 percent of the vote.

And where voters were more affluent and moderate, Romney romped.

So they romped away to the barnyard to chase the frightened White Wyandottes.

And the other time doesnt seem so very far ago,—the time when we romped and played like good, wholesome puppies.

For an hour afterward John romped with his sister's children and told stories to the boys and talked to his father.

She was very young, and when she visited Hartford Jean and she were companions and romped together in the hay-loft.

The latter sang and romped and chased about the bordering woods like puppies out for a rample.