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They described him as creating a new role for a presidential campaign as an expert polling director offering a more aggressive running commentary on the various public polls, one that often goes out not just to reporters, but also to Web sites and to six million supporters via e-mail.

* Expert poll shows changing face of humanitarian aid.

The availability of these tests was an important factor in the expert poll.

Meanwhile, Missouri was a legitimate title contender: experts' polls ranked them third in the country, and they were in Mr Pomeroy's top ten.

Did those book experts polled by the BBC only read children's books in western cultures?

This year, income inequality was replaced by the threat of global conflict as the biggest threat to world stability, according to experts polled by World Economic Forum WEFF).

For three years in a row it was seen as the biggest threat to world stability by experts polled by the World Economic Forum.

Unrest in Ukraine and the Middle East has catapulted conflict between states to the top of the list of risks to the stability of the world in the next decade, according to experts polled by the World Economic Forum.

More than 90% of the 50 experts polled for the EU-funded Financialisation, Economy, Society and Sustainable Development (FESSUD) research project said that the benefits of finance were either overestimated or highly overestimated.

That's what the experts polled suggested the risk was.

In mid-August, all twelve experts polled by ESPN picked USC to win the season's BCS Championship Game.