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The report was based on polls of almost 200 careers advisers from the National Careers Service and over 2,000 jobseekers.

This feat was later repeated by The Lion King and Toy Story 2. In June 2008, the American Film Institute revealed its "Ten Top Ten" lists of the best ten films in ten "classic" American film genres based on polls of over 1,500 people from the creative community.

Synchronization among the PEs is based on polling of a shared memory space.

Of course, almost all of this analysis is based on polls taken before the end of Obama's trip -- a serious case of premature pontification.

He said "we shouldn't despair because the American public knows little about the MDGs, or assume that Americans are opposed to lifting up the poorest people in the world based on polling questions of dubious reliability".

The research is based on polling by Ipsos Mori of 4,000 people aged 15 and older in Great Britain and Northern Ireland about their abilities online.

So, the world woke up believing that Republican candidate Donald Trump had a 15% chance of winning based on polling predictions.

Based on polling that reached a wide variety of Latin voters nationwide, including those who voted early, Latino Decisions estimates that only 18percentt of Latino voters supported Donald Trump.

With this proposal, however, HHS is dismissing medical experts and opting instead to accept a definition of pregnancy based on polling data.

Here are the most economically optimistic scores: The index is based on daily polls of American adults about current economic conditions and perceptions of where the economy is heading.

Der Spiegel said that at least 94 clerics and laypeople had been suspected of abuse since 1995, based on a poll of 27 of Germany's 30 Catholic dioceses.