A large piece of fabric (usually canvas fabric) by means of which wind is used to propel a sailing vessel.
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sondeig públic An inquiry into public opinion conducted by interviewing a random sample of people.
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Examples for "poll"
Examples for "poll"
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Irish Alliance for Europe chairman Ruairí Quinn said: This poll shows .
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No opinion poll result has been released in the past six months.
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A final opinion poll is due later today, after a training run.
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A recent Gallup poll shows why the president needs African American voters.
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The results hold a rather high significance: this is no opinion poll.
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No opinion poll result has been released in the past six months.
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A final opinion poll is due later today, after a training run.
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The results hold a rather high significance: this is no opinion poll.
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Support for the Coalition has grown in the latest political opinion poll.
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A new opinion poll shows a drop in support for Fianna Fáil.
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Neirton was on the West Coast of the continent, arranging a special public opinion poll.
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A recent public opinion poll showed that 92 percent of the population did not trust him.
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Clinton was projected by nearly every national public opinion poll as the heavy favourite going into Tuesday's race.
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Katumbi placed joint first in a rare public opinion poll in July with 19 percent of the vote.
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The fate of a potential Hundertwasser art gallery for Whangarei now hangs on a last-minute public opinion poll.
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We are in the midst of our canvass for the general elections.
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The battle was in the midst of the chaos of blowing canvass.
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The campaign lie is the greatest worker in the canvass for votes.
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The canvass was prolonged and unprecedented in its excitement and even bitterness.
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In the canvass of 1842 the Whigs had nominated John P. Robinson.
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The meeting had been convened as his opportunity to canvass for votes.
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Of the spirit and magnitude of the canvass nothing need be said.
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They were waiting his arrival in the town to canvass for votes.
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He did not want to canvass all the real-estate offices in town.
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As to the canvass of the Democrats, the story is soon told.
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Another tale about our successful world canvass for the UN security council.
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The ship immediately felt the effect of even this rag of canvass.
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The whole discussion of the canvass turned on these two controlling propositions.
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I canvass myself; it's quite the proper thing for ladies to do.
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The organization of both parties was completed and a vigorous canvass inaugurated.
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We immediately crowded canvass in chase, and came up with her fast.
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