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Meanings of pollster in English
Catalan
enquestador Spanish
encuestadora Usage of pollster in English
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The new prime minister had his own advisers and his own pollster.
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He left advertising to form a consultancy with the pollster Deborah Mattinson.
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Seventy per cent of Irish people told the pollster they were thriving.
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That has boosted his approval ratings, said Peter Matuschek of pollster Forsa.
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Republican pollster Christine Matthews worked with Democrat Yang on the Howey-DePauw poll.
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Ipsos pollster Julia Clark said Obama's numbers would likely improve during his convention.
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A bottom line impact is not likely to occur, said pollster Nik Nanos.
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Ipsos pollster Jessica Elgood told the publication she was surprised by the result.
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A pollster noted that the election is still a month away.
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The pollster is king More notable were classic pillars of the populist agenda.
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He was practically the star of the cabinet, said Campos at pollster Mitofksy.
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Obama's campaign issued a memo from pollster Joel Benenson, cheerfully noting the decline.
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Did any pollster give a forecast which was correct or even nearly correct?
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He did not have to go early, pollster Bruce Cameron told CBC television.
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He has an advanced degree from MIT & is America's premier black pollster.
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Across the population, the pollster estimates an average of 72 political discussions a year.
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