WHY DID KEY STATE POLLS MISS TRUMP'S VICTORY? - Nate Cohn: "Nearly seven months after the presidential election, pollsters are still trying to answer a question that has rattled trust in their profession: Why did pre-election polls show Hillary Clinton leading Donald J. Trump in the battleground states that decided the presidency?
Still, regardless of the impact of the scandal, it could rattle marketer trust in Facebook, which could in turn impact its ad revenue, which could be why Facebook's share price is currently down about 1.6percenttodayay.
It rattles their confidence.
Revelations by Edward J. Snowden, the former United States government contractor, about the extent of electronic surveillance by spy agencies have rattled technology companies, which worry that trust in their products is being undermined.
Between now and their World Cup opener - against Australia on 14 February 2015 - England must surely identify a spinner who can be trusted to rattle through 10 tidy overs in the middle phase of the innings.
VAMPIRE WEEKEND If you haven't yet heard of the New York band Vampire Weekend, trust me, your kids have and will rattle off the hits: "Oxford Comma," "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa," "Horchata," "A-Punk" and "Mansard Roof".
The supporters trust has raised £50,000 over years of rattling buckets, and some are urging it to hand that over now, to give the club a brief while longer to see if a rescue can be achieved.
It seems that trust in the political institutions has been rattled.
Although the mechanism here is cool and convenient, I wouldn't trust it (or the bike) after a few months of rattling along cracked streets and catching the occasional raindrop.
"I certainly don't trust you, and I don't know when I can trust you," said Ms. Godfrey, rattling off the reactions that a child might have to being shut up in this fashion.
