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As a rule, people who attend political conventions tend to be more informed and more partisan, and past polls have noted similar differences in views between the delegates and the public.
In one notable example of the contrast between the delegates and Republican voters, The Times/CBS poll found that fewer than half the delegates said they supported mandatory child safety locks on firearms, a measure that was supported by 8 of 10 registered Republican voters.
The court order stemmed from an incident between the delegate and his 18-year-old daughter.
The ideological distance between the Democratic delegates and their rank and file was similar to the gap displayed two weeks ago in Philadelphia, where Republican delegates were strikingly more conservative than ordinary Republicans or ordinary Americans.
Seated across the room and squeezed between the delegates from Senegal and Qatar, Prince Saud al-Faisal, the Saudi foreign minister, took notes during Mr. Olmert's remarks, his head slightly bowed.
There may be a short delay between the delegates being assigned and the totals changing.
But even with caviar and champagne off the menu, the contrast between the well-fed delegates and the millions of people in southern Africa now starving, as their region is caught once more in the grip of a famine, will be striking.
Later Blatter attempted to stage manage a "handshake for peace" between the delegates from Palestine and Israel after the former had withdrawn a motion to suspend the latter.
After lengthy negotiations between the delegates, the Hurst-Miller draft was finally produced as a basis for the Covenant.
The first criterion was 'acquaintance distance' the number of steps between the delegates on the collaboration graph based on their shared previous acquaintances.
Other specific issues now being tackled, including water and energy, are going to prove far more difficult.Meanwhile, the contrast between the well-fed delegates and the millions of people in southern Africa now starving, as their region is caught once more in the grip of a famine, is striking.
