1.   Her victory in the election was a big upset.

2.   The challenger snowed the incumbent under in a big upset.

3.   The popular veteran scored another big upset when he beat Malcolm McEvoy, having earlier this season overturned Liverpool number one Keith Williams.

4.   A big upset would be if cable channels sweep the awards.

5.   Add to that the strange style of Braasch and the afternoon crowd almost saw a big upset.

6.   But Shelton has beaten Agassi in their only previous meeting and has made a habit of pulling big upsets in Grand Slam events.

7.   But the evening included some big upsets.

8.   Consider it a big upset if they win.

9.   If the center does not, it will be almost as big an upset as a four-game winning streak in the next week by the Capitals.

10.   Insurgents struggle when times are good, and Iowa has staged its big upsets in years when jobs were scarce or the parties were split on ideological lines.