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From a telephone poll of 1,055 adult Americans taken for TIME/CNN on Sept. 27 by Harris Interactive. Margin of error is [+ or -] 3%. "Not sures" omitted...
...Collegiate Game Scoring (CGS) should make the tournament even more exciting. Under CGS, or One-Ad, games are won when four points are reached by a margin of two. At 3-3, a team can win at 5-3 or 5-4. The receiver of the ninth point can choose the side...
...didn't say that, like Barry Goldwater, he knows he's right. The recount may yet go forward in a race in which the margin of error has vastly exceeded the razor-thin margin of victory. Lieberman faults the media as much as George W. Bush's spin machine for the hole his side finds itself in. And he has a point. At first I thought the media's desire to come to a conclusion whether or not they came to the truth was partly the result of dirty laundry, unrefundable airline tickets and weekends spent doubled up in scarce...
...Crimson surveyed 406 undergraduates over three days in a randomized telephone survey. The margin of error for the survey is plus or minus four percent, with a wider margin when responses are sorted by political affiliation...
...strategies may spread swiftly as companies jettison the pensions that generations of Americans once worked for. As recently as 1992, traditional pension funds held 21% more assets than 401(k) accounts, IRAS and other defined contribution plans. Today these newer plans hold 15% more than pension funds, and the margin is expected to widen. With a growing number of retirees thus left to the tender mercies of financial markets, many are likely to turn to immediate fixed annuities as a haven they can count...