That, of course, is the strategy we see many candidates use during election time, adamantly clinging to underdog status so that any success seems a surprise.
Of course, many candidates use their bookshelves as election placards, and all their various spines can usually be relied on to declare: "I'm brainy, well-informed, and committed to the issues that mean most to you and your family".
Many candidates use their sense of the university's prestige or US News and World Report rankings to decide where to go, just as they did when applying to college.
The Bible, which many Republican candidates use to justify their opinions, is filled with men with multiple wives and concubines.
After all, how many nonprofits wanted to run documentaries about Presidential candidates, using relatively obscure technologies, just before elections?
DASL assay from Illumina is a kind of hybrid between PCR and microarray platforms, and may provide relatively cost-efficient means by which to assay many candidate genes using degraded RNA obtainable from paraffin blocks [ 9].
All the data you could imagine about the conversation, and more — from how many times the candidates used the word "finance" to their favorite pronouns — were instantly collated and shuffled.
Many of the candidates used social media to promote their campaign messages, which included more nurseries to support working mothers, better transport infrastructure, and the creation of youth centers.
Unscrupulous candidates use many nefarious tools at their disposal--from bribery to extortion to intimidation to rioting and even murder and incitement of gang wars--to get the votes they need.
These are some among many cognitive biases that the candidates used to influence our perceptions and opinions.
