So think: more sampling of ice on the surface and more sampling icy plumes.
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A pair of asteroid sampling missionsThe coming year will see not one, but two asteroid-sampling missions.
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AmeriSpeak Panel members are recruited through probability sampling methods using the NORC address-based national sampling frame.
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There is considerable noisiness in the weekly survey caused by both sampling and non-sampling errors (tmsnrt.rs/1RBCOnk).
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I really like sampling particularly, looping and sampling is a great way to compose at least for me.
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Is Dr. Martens' use of Bosch a bit of harmless visual sampling, similar to the literary and cinematic sampling above?
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"It's far and away the most detailed sampling and very likely the first chemistry-composition sampling of a pryoCB," Peterson said.
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The results have a +/- 3.2 percentage point sampling margin of error for all adults, a +/-3.7 percentage point sampling margin of error for 1,344 registered voters and a +/- 4.2 percentage point sampling margin of error for 1,031 likely voters.
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The Range's 2013 debut LP Nonfiction also relied heavily on sampling, but at times felt removed from the people it was sampling.
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The sampling margin of error of that estimate is usually (though not always) approximately double the sampling margin of error for one candidate.
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These examples illustrate that in polling or any other type of sampling, there are two separate components of measurement error: the statistical error (normal fluctuations caused by pure randomness) and sampling bias (error introduced by inadvertent, or unavoidable, sampling of a biased population).
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In 2013, a Dutch prosecutor ordered two new DNA sampling investigations based on the DNA found on Nicky's clothes: the voluntary sampling of up to 21,500 Dutchmen based on familial profiling, and the obligatory sampling of 1,500 men of special interest to the case.
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Critics have argued that opt-in sampling is less representative than other sampling techniques, and Stelter writes that the Morning Consult poll would not have met CNN's standards.
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But browsing turns to sampling and sampling turns to buying and—gah—you just accidentally blew your paycheck on beauty nice-to-haves versus need-to-haves. Oops.
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Understanding sampling margin of error The sampling margin of error, as it is usually reported, applies to one candidate's percentage of the vote, not the margin between them.
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We've got this speedup,' and then I actually, just for fun, write a sampling technique for a classical computer, and I realize you can do the same thing with sampling.
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"Ultimately, this product leader will develop a suite of sampling products and unify Amazon's sampling offering, establishing core differentiated capabilities and effectively monetize this Ad format," says the November job listing.
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When researchers advertised home sampling kits to gay and bisexual men through social media and apps, nearly 6,000 men returned saliva or blood sampling kits they requested from the online service.
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The group of Democratic respondents has a sampling margin of error of 5 percentage points, and the Democratic and independent set has a sampling margin of error of 4 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error is +/- 4.2 percentage points.
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Check out a sampling of Bee & Willow buys, ahead.
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The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points.
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I think it's actually becoming an additive effect, because people can kind of think about what this means in terms of sampling at large, but also YouTube and the human voice sampling.
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A sampling of the hemimastigotes analyzed in the new study.
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Ultimately, 10,323 requested a sampling kit, and 5,696 returned it.
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And this is but a small sampling of Whitney's footage.
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Here's a sampling of what we saw in Frog's offices.
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For smaller subgroups, the margin of sampling error is larger.
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The network tweeted out a sampling of the new looks.
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A sampling of state Republican Party tweets from Monday afternoon.
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Here is a sampling of comments from the chattering class.
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Before 9am its sampling room is overflowing with wholesale buyers.
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Note that there's a bit of a sampling bias here.
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Read a sampling of the reactions on social media below.
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She did not comment on the reduced level of sampling.
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Here's a sampling of the homework she assigned us: 1.
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Measuring THC in flower involves guesswork, sampling error and gamesmanship.
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Here's a sampling of some of the glowing first reactions.
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I get dressed and spritz on the perfume I'm sampling.
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Both changes are within the poll's margin of sampling error.
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We've only covered a small sampling of our favorite deals.
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These are just a small sampling of an overall trend.
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Here's just a sampling of what they got up to.
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Loyal O'Reilly viewers won't suddenly be sampling MSNBC or CNN.
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Here is a sampling, meant to both intrigue and amuse.
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A small sampling of our favorite stories from the week.
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The survey has a sampling error of 3.5 percentage points.
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In my sampling, the VW meets expectations on this front.
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It may even indicate colossal failures in weighting or sampling.
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The idea of sampling is somewhat taboo in my world.
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Here's a sampling of the investors speaking at the event.
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There's probably someone sampling it now, as I write this.
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Let's go back to the sampling part for a second.
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Komplete perfection, and an object in lesson in vocal sampling.
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And he started sampling this Super Metro song or whatever.
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This is only a sampling of ideas that could emerge.
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Let's take a look at a sampling of the results.
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Here's a sampling of those changes: Qualified tuition and fees.
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Here's a sampling of what golfers and their fans wore.
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A sampling of their questions, submitted in comments, are below.
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We plan to publish a sampling on Sunday, Oct. 1.
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Here is a sampling of their responses, edited and condensed.
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Here is a sampling of work from this year's fair.
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Here is a sampling of about 60 responses we received.
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Sampling her sentences is like touching a mildly electrified fence.
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Here is a sampling of their assessments of each candidate.
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The bazaar is your best bet for sampling them all.
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It evolved into wholesale referencing and sampling from other artists.
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My sampling of the McDonald's menu had hits and misses.
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This is just a sampling of the factors altering politics.
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We plan to publish a sampling on Sunday, Jan. 8.
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It has a margin of sampling error of ±3.5% pts.
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A sampling of prison work rosters at the Coleman, Fla.
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We plan to publish a sampling on Sunday, Nov. 13.
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Flinders University archaeologist Mike Morley sampling sediment in Denisova Cave.
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Here's the latest sampling of this tried and true response:
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I really love Perera Elsewhere's way of sampling and songwriting.
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What's new: They're removing FCF from search and adding "Flexible Sampling," a policy that lets publishers explore which different free sampling mechanisms work for them, as long as they stay within Google's updated webmaster guidelines.
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A sampling of Outschool's offerings A sampling of Outschool's offerings Teachers range from professional educators in public or private schools and college professors to grad students and hobbyists or professionals in particular careers, Nathoo says.
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The sampling program is a small part of Amazon&aposs ad businessAmazon doesn&apost publicize the sampling program in its $11 billion advertising business, but it is mentioned in Amazon Advertising&aposs terms and conditions.
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It adds a foodie twist, sampling local cuisine at island tavernas.
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"I'm trying to get out of sampling," he said, before pausing.
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Listeria was found in some of the products through random sampling.
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A small sampling of the games included with the C64 Mini.
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The general election sampling has a 245-point margin of error.
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Rogers's new book includes a generous sampling of his recent work.
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Here's another sampling of overstuffed or impenetrable sentences in recent stories.
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After sampling everything on my plates, I asked for my dessert.
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And it's more complicated than simply sampling the library's founding collection.
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It has a margin of sampling error of 2 percentage points.
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Third-party candidates often have a bigger sampling error, for example.
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Because audits rely on sampling, some skulduggery will inevitably slip through.
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It said RBR discovered the possible listeria contamination during routine sampling.
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Here is a sampling of the musicians who caught his ear.
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Check out a sampling of those soundscapes in the video below.
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A sampling: "Witlessly derivative," said The New York Times' Jennifer Senior.
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It said RBR discovered the possible listeria contamination during routine sampling.
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At the Tuesday Group meeting, the sampling of moderates included Reps.
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A sampling of some hominin teeth analyzed in the new study.
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Of course, statistical sampling is just one source of survey error.
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Those are a sampling of the filters that are available now.
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Here is a sampling of Trump's climate change views: Belief vs.
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That is just a tiny sampling from a fount of kindness!
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Here's a random sampling of things I was afraid of:1.
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Domestic media reported the sampling error extends back for 15 years.
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What we're doing is adding minimally invasive tissue sampling: liver, lung.
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Here's a sampling of sewage news from the past month alone.
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Wright said he had no reason to prevent Edwards from sampling.
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But here's a small sampling of ways New Yorkers can celebrate.
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The overall survey has a 2628 percent sampling margin of error.
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As Righetti feared, the awkward question of destructive sampling came up.
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Though all are worth sampling, the stuffed versions have particular flair.
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Here's just a sampling of some of Trump's most combative tweets.
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A sizable number of food delivery workers are sampling your fries.
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It carries a margin of sampling error of 3.8 percentage points.
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It has a margin of sampling error of 3.1 percentage points.
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A sampling of the reports shows how systemic bias plays out.
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Pollsters aren't joking about the margin of error due to sampling.
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Click through to check out a sampling of the fun options.
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Looking at 50 front pages is a useful, if imperfect sampling.
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Seconds later we get a sampling of the new echoey vocals.
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And, eventually, I think that "some" is a pretty big sampling.
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What's the significance of sampling this specific Buffy Sainte-Marie song?
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For one thing, he has reservations about the studies' sampling methods.
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You can see how I felt after only sampling the pilot.
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A recent sampling included fresh burrata, roasted corn and handmade sausage.
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But the mayor's supporters outnumbered the critics in a random sampling.
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Here's a sampling of the cards and letters sent to Cruz.
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Kassen showed me a sampling of some of this raw material.
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Here is a sampling of some of the newly commissioned settings.
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Here is a sampling of their reactions to the candidates' performances.
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The margin of sampling error and exact methodology varies by country.
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The show features Goop employees sampling a range of wellness treatments.
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The sampling margin of error was plus or minus 3.1 percent.
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Here's a sampling of Trump's recent tweets touching on Mueller's investigation.
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Here'e a sampling of the negative reaction to Trump's news conference:
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The margin of error for the sampling is 5 percentage points.
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Below, a sampling of readers' comments, shortened and edited for clarity.
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Here's a small sampling: California Today goes live at 6 a.m.
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Here's a sampling of the account's tweets: Look at that smile!
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Like any estimate, EIA data is subject to a variety of sampling and non-sampling errors, but because the surveys capture almost all the relevant firms and are highly standardised, errors tend to be fairly small.
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The Auxillite also serves as a DAC (playing back 16-bit audio with a 44.1kHz/48kHz sampling frequency and 24-bit audio with a 96kHz sampling frequency) and is also available in a Micro USB version.
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The Supreme Court has also said sampling can't be used to apportion seats in the House of Representatives, though it left room for sampling to be used for state redistricting and apportionment of federal funds to states.
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In general, it is reasonable to look for a transparent methodology with signs of a more sophisticated weighting or sampling approach, like YouGov's synthetic sampling, rather than a simple draw of nonprobability sample weighted by census demographics.
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And that's just a small sampling of what American families are facing.
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Murphy has led flights around the world sampling the atmosphere for aerosols.
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You find a lot use AWS (Amazon Web Services) and do sampling.
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Let the next stage of this historic sampling-and-return mission begin!
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There are currently thousands pouring in, but here is a small sampling:
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A sampling of the big ideas at play: "Medicare for All": Sen.
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SSRS of Media, Pa., conducted sampling, interviewing and tabulation for the survey.
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Its margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error for the survey is +/- 4.2 percentage points.
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Included in the DNA test is the sampling kit and digital results.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.3 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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Here is just a sampling of the (documented) times he's done so.
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Well, here's a sampling of GOP aides after the announcement last night.
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Here's a sampling of the argument: There's no agreement among academics, either.
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Here, Adrianne is sampling some sort of shandy, which is also cool.
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The survey was conducted during December 2018, sampling 1,134 individuals in total.
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Here's a sampling of the reactions to Trump's latest pro-cop tirade.
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Emerson College conducted its latest sampling of 21625 likely voters from Sept.
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The center also launched the nation's first asteroid sampling mission into space.
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The company, Survey Sampling International, now known as Dynata, declined to comment.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is 3 percentage points.
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Here is a sampling of those comments, edited for length and clarity.
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The sampling margin of error among Democratic voters was 5.1 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 1.79 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error of the poll is 3.1 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 22019 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error for the subset is 4.7 percentage points.
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The subset has a sampling margin of error of 4.7 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error for men and women is 21625 percent.
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The margin of sampling error is ±3.5%; it is larger for subgroups.
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The poll has a sampling margin of error of 22019 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error of that subset is 4.7 percentage points.
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Another sampling frame that is often used is lists of registered voters.
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Other tactics include sampling programs, and partnerships with Soul Cycle and Equinox.
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Mr. Reich used an Apple computer and sampling software in the 1980s.
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The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points.
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In truth, circuit sampling is a toy problem with little practical use.
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The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 2.83 percentage points.
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Rasmussen conducted its latest sampling of 1,000 likely voters Feb. 23–24.
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Poop samples were collected through a process of home-sampling and freezing.
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That's just a sampling of what you can do with Google Photos.
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Here's a sampling of what Congress has to consider: Which DACA approach?
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Here is a sampling of the agenda, and yes, there are robots.
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The margin of sampling error was plus or minus three percentage points.
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The poll had a margin of sampling error of 3.8 percentage points.
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Here's just a sampling of some of the whoppers and overstatements: 1.
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I had the pleasure of sampling "beef" tacos made by Impossible Foods.
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In time, Spawn began to produce sounds that weren't built on sampling.
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Its margin of sampling error is plus-or-minus 3.4 percentage points.
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Its margin of sampling error is plus or minus 5 percentage points.
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Like Publix, Giant has stopped in-store sampling events, according to Flowers.
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Again, it was sampling, which was something we had never done before.
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Its margin of sampling error is plus or minus 4.8 percentage points.
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We also provide a sampling of additional activities to spark students' creativity.
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The margin of sampling error was plus or minus 5 points, however.
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Here is a sampling of some of his more memorable pieces. Sept.
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The video above contains a sampling of the videos the teenagers submitted.
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Here is a sampling of how children experience lunchtime around the world.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is ±4.2 percentage points.
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Does our sampling indicate that Dogliani is the best region for dolcetto?
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Greek yogurt surged in popularity as shoppers started sampling healthier food options.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 4.7 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error was plus or minus four percentage points.
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Physically sampling the layers can help in devising speed and depth corrections.
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Or you could get a job at Trader Joe's for endless sampling
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Researchers across academia and industry are desperate for higher quality sampling solutions.
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Here's a sampling of reader comments, which have been edited and condensed.
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The overall samples have sampling margins of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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Did pollsters give proper weight to various voter groups in random sampling?
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 4.6 percentage points.
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A sampling of Knifepoint's most popular episodes is also available on YouTube.
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A sampling of the output: Again, PNGs don't come with Exif data.
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Sampled On: "KMT" Hip-hop sampling video game soundtracks is nothing new, but New York producer Ness sampling a high-energy Sonic the Hedgehog theme makes perfect sense for Drake's rapid-fire, cross-Atlantic team-up with Giggs.
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A sampling of API offerings from MindMeld A sampling of API offerings from MindMeld MindMeld had previously raised $15.4 million in venture capital financing from IDG Ventures, GV, Greylock Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners and Intel Capital, among others.
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The state will also monitor the water quality of a sampling of homes after the replacement, and hire an independent third party to test and monitor a sampling of at least 100 homes for at least three years.
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The threat of legal action was very real, as sampling had yet to be tested in court, but the threat his work posed to copyright was even greater, affirming just how integral sampling would become in songwriting practice.
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Here's a sampling of the near unanimous fans comments about Khloé's hidden midsection.
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Accessing these lakes and sampling the water is definitely our long-term vision.
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A small sampling of the 1,510 fossilized fly pupae used in the study.
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Apple says it does this by sampling audio and does not record anything.
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Why is this random sampling of seven guys or whatever negotiating this deal?
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Here is a sampling of other reactions from those whose lives Sager touched.
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Today, NASA will launch its asteroid-sampling mission, OSIRIS-REx, from Cape Canaveral.
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The progression then, was to sampling which made Czukay's options even more limitless.
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And that's only a sampling of what the terror group may be planning.
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A sampling of individuals (incorrectly) accused on Twitter of being the YouTube shooter.
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Below is a sampling of representative views on all sides of the issue.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures, which enlarge sampling error slightly.
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Shifts in results between polls over time also have a larger sampling error.
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Here's a sampling of the many stars who attended that night in Florida.
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So when I was sampling instruments I was playing each and every note.
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And that's just a sampling of the backlash over on The Shade Room.
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Those divides are well within each poll's 220-point margin of sampling error.
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Intel calls the newly discovered flaws "Microarchitectural Data Sampling," or MDS for short.
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Here's a sampling of the Twitter calls to cast Gaga in the role.
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The way you put it, it's almost like the visual equivalent of sampling.
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The results were drawn from a random sampling of the daily newsletter's readers.
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Stay tuned because there's much more to come for this asteroid-sampling mission.
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After sampling each flavor, I can unequivocally declare that grapefruit is the best.
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I just have a few morning meetings and some lab sampling to do.
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Here's a sampling of the best sounds coming from the land of volcanoes.
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However, a sampling of men also vocalized their discontent with the piece online.
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Below, a representative sampling of the surprisingly awful campaign to justify the unjustifiable.
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Let's focus on fries — a handful, a sampling, a six-pack of fries.
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The overall margin of sampling error was plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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Their shared rejection of sampling in their fields proves the most obvious commonality.
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The victims were all call center employees of Research Now Survey Sampling International.
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After watching a sampling of Robson's moves, Spears decided to hire the teenager.
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Photos he posted online show him sampling prosciutto and rolling out pasta dough.
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This gas will push bits of the asteroid's surface into a sampling chamber.
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According to Facebook, the metric will be less reliant on sampling and extrapolating.
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The index carries a sampling error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
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Here's just a small sampling of the many compelling items you can find.
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I'm not going to be sampling any prayer calls any time soon, though.
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That's a legitimate question to ask about any wine, especially after sampling it.
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Each of them has a sampling margin of error of 3.1 percentage points.
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But the other day, Mr. Rose was sampling cheeses from Vermont and California.
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The overall survey has a sampling margin of error of 22019 percentage points.
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Sampling error may vary depending on which surveys included the question being discussed.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account the effect of weighting procedures.
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And we started sampling high risk imported produce in the northeast region today.
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Here's a sampling of such passages from recently published stories in The Times.
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Microplastic sampling is just one part of the science work on the ship.
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And no doubt some hip-hop producer will be sampling it soon. J.P.
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The poll's margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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So that's actually our best tool, is that-- we politely say environmental sampling.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures that enlarge sampling error slightly.
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Shifts in results among polls over time also have a larger sampling error.
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The task that Google's engineers tested their machine with is called circuit sampling.
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Below, a sampling of prisons that have opened their doors to thrill-seekers.
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The 20th-century proliferation of digital sampling made old copyright laws look obsolete.
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The new poll has a margin of sampling error of 3 percentage points.
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Here's a sampling of the responses, which were edited for length and clarity.
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The poll's margin of sampling error is plus or minus four percentage points.
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Here is a sampling of the submissions, which have been edited and condensed.
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A sampling of messages from this group includes just "??" and the following pic.twitter.
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Paak now, you'll see that he's sampling Cassiano while Kaytranada samples Gal Costa.
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The Docking Institute conducted its latest sampling of 2628 Missourians March 28503–22019.
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"We hadn't had a good sampling of other stuff yet," Mr. Patalano said.
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The morning will include making tea sandwiches and sampling desserts like apple strudel.
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She cited an error rate of 46 percent in a sampling last year.
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They did not have a representative sampling of abstract art by black artists.
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She found basketball when she was 7, sampling it and sensing a talent.
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It goes without saying that sampling the variety of caipirinhas is a must.
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Squeeze the little glop of eggs from your sampling straw between your fingers.
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Click through for a sampling of suggestions, all available to stream from home.
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A sampling of the branded and custom stickers Venmo users should see soon
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Here is a sampling of what child care looks like around the world.
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Here's a sampling of cultural highlights this weekend and over the week ahead.
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Here's a quick sampling of some notable Chekhov's translations from stage to screen.
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It has sampling margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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He smiles at the memory of sampling a 1974 Mondavi Reserve cabernet sauvignon.
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It was not the first time the water board's sampling had drawn scrutiny.
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We had a sampling of some local Canadian wine after dinner one day ...
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Photograph by Amy Li for The New Yorker Single-serving skewers encourage sampling.
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Here's a sampling: Meehan says he was not interested in the woman sexually.
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A sampling of the meals made with a $32-a-week grocery budget.
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Here, then, is a sampling of what could be in store for 2020.
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Bedford's depictions of contemporary decadence aren't moralizing; if anything, they are merely sampling.
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Below is a sampling of See Red Women's Workshop posters and their efforts.
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One method is decreasing the sampling rate used by those sensors, when they aren't in use for activities like jogging, below what's required for a malicious app to fly under the radar (high-sampling rates can trigger anti-malware detection).
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And while the government is prohibited from using sampling or modeling for the "actual enumeration" of how many people live in the United States, the Census Act actually encourages it to use demographic sampling to collect all this other data.
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Sampling bias, for example, almost certainly explains why so many known viruses infect humans.
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I've been using it for drums on everything, I keep sampling everything on it.
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We'd recommend ordering anything with the chipotle pecan pesto, or sampling the seasonal menu.
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They also found small sampling fractions failed to protect data from being re-identified.
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Behold, a strong sampling of cinema's moving, epic romances that you'll want to remember.
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These types of polls lack the scientific sampling of random digit dial telephone surveys.
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The following roundup includes a sampling of those answers, edited for clarity and length.
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In college, I gave a presentation on sampling in music, pirating, and copyright law.
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Ashanti's latest sequin bikini moment is just a sampling of her sexy Instagram shots.
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The Democratic sampling, like the GOP results, has a 249-point margin of error.
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Here's a small sampling of the text exchange, which seems somewhere south of friendly.
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As a hip-hop and jazz-influenced producer, you do a lot of sampling.
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It had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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A little sampling: La Puma: What are some of your sneaker turn-offs, though?
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The abundance of caution meant delaying the scheduled sampling date from October until today.
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Here's just a sampling of Twitter users who can't handle how "different" Mendes looks.
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How do you know when a dead animal is a good candidate for sampling?
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Click through to see a sampling of the brand's new selection of beauty products.
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Here's a sampling of the butt-hurt "reviews": Guys...guys...it's just a console.
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And what foodie doesn't dream of sampling the best restaurants in a new city?
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Clinton dismissed the poll, saying she doesn't pay attention to the non-stop sampling.
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You can check out a sampling of these unique artworks in the gallery below.
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Here's a sampling of the day's zingers: There are a lot more like that.
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Results among registered voters have a margin of sampling error of 2.6 percentage points.
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A sampling of data from March of 2016:What should be given greater priority?
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Sampling 207 degree Fahrenheit water, via Devlin GandyAnd it's an adventure that's just beginning.
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Results have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
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Some prefer to gently lap the fruit, as if sampling a fine (dog) wine.
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President Obama sampling some tequila with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico in 2013.
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The cave narrows to 20 centimeters before Barton can get to her sampling site.
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A sampling of reviews from the Google Play Store:Smart move for creating this app.
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Here is a sampling of nine Twitch Creative channels to get you feeling inspired.
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Theorists soon expanded this line of thought to include other sorts of sampling problems.
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Here's a sampling of its pairings:Sometimes the results are, ah, unexpected, yet pretty accurate?
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Even his 1998 breakthrough album, Around The House, featured extensive sampling from his kitchen.
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Pros: Perfect gift for foodies, or anyone who enjoys sampling new and different goodies.
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Red Oak Strategic conducted its sampling online among 915 likely voters Sept. 15–16.
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The ministry withheld the fact that there was a problem with the data sampling.
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Here's a sampling of some thoughts: Go ahead, let Titone know what you think.
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This was the first time we introduced the live drum sampling, in this track.
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Here is just a sampling of the ones celebrating their 10th birthday this year.
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Stop sampling the merchandise It's got to be hard working around all that food.
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A later presentation discussed capillary collection devices, which are less invasive than venous sampling.
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They plan their trips around seeing the sights, meeting locals, and sampling culinary delicacies.
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And it had this psychedelic, dub influence and people weren't scared of sampling anything.
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This poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 6.5 points.
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It has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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The results from both surveys are within the 3.1 percent sampling margin of error.
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The margin of sampling error is ±3.6 percentage points; it is larger for subgroups.
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Orbitz is still sold on eBay, if you're interested in sampling its gelatinous globs.
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The "One Year After Janus" survey was conducted by YouGov, sampling 28503,22019 U.S. teachers.
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The 6900-point difference is within the survey's 2628 percent sampling margin of error.
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There will be a sampling of some dishes: "Gefilte Gumbo," Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Here is a sampling of how some parents around the world approach potty training.
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A sampling of the Fritz collection — or is it the Croy and Elser collection?
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You'll have better luck sampling the city's flavors at smaller venues with open doors.
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A court filing from 1989 provides a sampling of the material in the dossiers.
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Below is a sampling of some of the lesser-known names in the show.
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What follows is a preliminary, and by no means definitive, sampling of the research.
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The vast sampling is a treat for aficionados, and an excellent introduction for neophytes.
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Below is a sampling of the best Black Friday deals from Amazon last year.
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In a recent sampling, he found that 64% of young trees had latent viruses.
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My brief session closed with a sampling of VR Funhouse, Nvidia's VR physics demo.
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Amazon says it&aposs ending a sampling program that some shoppers said was creepy.
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The days of leisurely strolling through Costco and sampling free food may be over.
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Here is a sampling of responses from them, and from some activists and writers.
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A sampling of seasonal celebrations throughout New York City, including concerts, plays and events.
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I sent a sampling to my longtime editor at a big public radio station.
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Google's new "flexible sampling" program is a twofold attempt to support publishers' subscription businesses.
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A sampling includes these items: ■ The trend of stock prices has been quite negative.
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Barone began with a sampling of texts from guys who had once messaged Linde.
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On one trip to New York during fabric sampling season, he bought a pizza.
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His work is a sampling of the drug war's fare: dismembered bodies, gunfights, kidnappings.
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The margin of error for the sampling is plus or minus 85033 percentage points.
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It has a sampling margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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Note that this list is only a small sampling of the exhaustive luxury market.
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The poll interviewed a random sampling of 85033,000 Americans from July 11 to 13.
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Margin of error and confidence intervals typically reflect the uncertainty that comes from sampling.
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Mr. O'Keeffe is passionate about coffee, sampling up to two dozen varieties a month.
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Here is a sampling: • What is the single greatest important investment in your lifetime?
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Here is a sampling of her recipes from "The Natural Foods Cookbook," from 1961.
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Alongside the frame rate limit, this driver also includes Variable Rate Super Sampling (VRSS).
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Results have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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After sampling some flavors, I get a cup of Blood Orange and Madagascar Vanilla.
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Market sampling in 280 found only 1 percent of salt with no detectable iodine.
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They both loved outdoor activities, including long-distance running, and both enjoyed sampling wines.
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It has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error is ±3.3 percentage points; it is larger for subgroups.
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Morning Consult conducted its latest sampling of 2,85033 registered voters from Jan. 8-10.
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The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus-or-minus 3.5 points.
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A sampling of the headlines in the country's largest tabloid, Fakt, captured the mood.
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Results have a margin of sampling error of 4.8 points, including the design effect.
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According to a Business Insider reviewer sampling the creation in September, it's "surprisingly delicious."
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Here is a sampling of such legacies from obituaries that appeared in recent days.
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Here's a sampling of the beauty created this week by the world's hoax artisans.
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But it is the most extensive, sampling 21,980 firms with headquarters in 91 countries.
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While Cornelius Ferguson, aka Traxman's albums are usually characterized by eclectic sampling tendencies—he'll jump from understated bells to hard rock—this mix finds him exploring moods and sounds as expansively as ever despite the fact that he's sampling just one band.
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The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points.
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Below is a sampling of the notes I took on my phone during that time.
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"We used conservative methods whether in sampling or modelling during our research," Lebreton told Gizmodo.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus three percentage points.
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Here are just a sampling of some small bakeries making use of the new trend.
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That change falls within the poll's margin of sampling error and is not statistically significant.
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In Paris, foodies walked around the capital's historic Jewish Le Marais neighbourhood, sampling traditional foods.
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Oh, well it's ... You know, a fairer sampling of humanity will always produce better comedy.
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Below you can see a sampling of the glass plate negatives in the WCS Archives.
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The next step is to conduct further sampling efforts in habitats associated with these spiders.
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The pair spent a sunny afternoon meandering through an Alpine village, sampling sausages and beer.
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" He ended up sampling the Burke's Law clip, which he calls a "pretty close match.
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Details: Analyzing a random sampling of propaganda tweets, researchers broke the messages into several categories.
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Along the way, he meets up with neighbors — a careful, even aspirational, sampling of diversity.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account that weighting procedures increase its size slightly.
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According to Garbus, she's started sampling her own vocals, leading to a purposely robotic sound.
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That study, however, measured the heart rates of a very small sampling: only two subjects.
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He's taking those sessions and looping them now, so we're sampling ourselves at this point.
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However, she did give us a sampling of some of the new food-centric words.
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The shapes next to the words correspond to the sampling sites shown in the diagram.
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Via Spotify, the president gave the world a sampling of his eclectic selection of music.
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Without further ado and for your viewing pleasure, I present a Zuckerberg fan art sampling.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 4.1 percentage points.
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" There's a universality in the Imogene Heap-sampling "goodnight n go" as well as "everytime.
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The poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points.
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The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus five percentage points.
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That poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus five percentage points.
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The poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus five percentage points.
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Of 425 likely Democratic primary voters, the margin of sampling error is 5 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 13 percentage points for each poll.
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The referendum narrowly passed, demonstrating the importance of sampling bias in accurately predicting election results.
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Below is his Sunday exchange with CNN host Jake Tapper on the topic: A sampling:
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Here is a sampling of the many, many times John Bolton has evangelized for war.
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The margin of sampling error on each side is plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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Results among each state's likely voters have a margin of sampling error 3.5 percentage points.
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Here's a sampling: "the most enjoyable characters in the film" (The Chicago Tribune's Gene Siskel).
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CBS News conducted its latest sampling of 2628,28500 likely voters via telephone interviews from Oct.
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I think my approach to vocal sampling on this record was largely guided by that.
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I guess sampling and looking for different sounds kind of got me deep into jazz.
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Estimated metrics are calculated based on sampling or modeling and often reflect real-time results.
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Here's a sampling of some of his most egregious public comments made over the decades.
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The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
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The survey had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus two percentage points.
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The contamination risk was picked up by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency through random sampling.
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The sampling margin of error of the poll is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus four percentage points for all adults.
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It's really important to go on to the next step, amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling.
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TV's American Barometer polls conducted by HarrisX sometimes utilize party affiliation to correct sampling errors.
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The margin of sampling error among that group was plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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" Gunshots open the album and will close it too, in the Ted Taylor-sampling "DUCKWORTH.
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It conducted its latest sampling of 847 registered voters in Georgia via interviews from Aug.
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The margin of error for the full sampling is plus or minus 4.3 percentage points.
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A sampling of the iOS app featuresJUMPING is one of my favorite things to do.
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This effort is evident in the sampling of new episodes I was able to watch.
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The division is well within the 6900 percent sampling margin of error for that group.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 4.0 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error of this poll was plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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Sampling the two-day-old natto with a plastic spoon, Dr. Yonetani pronounces it finished.
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It has a 95 percent confidence level and a 3.1 percent sampling margin of error.
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Reuters/Ipsos conducted its latest sampling of 85033,500 respondents via interviews from March 1-15.
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A sampling of their letters: The year 1984 was big for the borough of Queens.
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CVS is betting its future on a large deal, while Walgreens is sampling different partnerships.
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The sampling margin of error of this poll is plus or minus 2.8 percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
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Clip: Sampling devices, positioned throughout the test area, yield valuable information to chemical core researchers.
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Often, the polls with huge samples are actually just using cheap and problematic sampling methods.
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A sampling of data shows that by many measures, people say they are very concerned.
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The sampling margin of error of the poll is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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According to USDA, the problem was discovered during the firm's routine sampling of its products.
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The margin of sampling error in both polls was plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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Pawley revealed that he made the whole song almost entirely from sampling his own voice.
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For us, sampling was a very playful way of dealing with the hottest contemporary culture.
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What they said: Here's a sampling of what House Democrats said at Wednesday's hearing. Rep.
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In a way, it could be considered advanced music, even though it's derived from sampling.
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Below are a sampling of her legacy in the realms of both photography and biology.
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The first sampling synthesiser would have broken the average person's bank account several times over.
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I think this was the first time I'd ever heard a drum machine, or sampling.
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The margin of sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points for all voters.
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Morning Consult conducted its latest sampling of 28503,22019 voters via interviews from July 14-16.
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Lounging on beaches, hiking through vineyards and sampling some great wines await the adventurous traveler.
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Sampling at least two is a good plan, though, in case one doesn't measure up.
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The macaques were castrated during the tissue sampling process, whereas human cancer patients are not.
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I sampled about 50 trailers from YouTube, but just sampling the names of different actors.
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A quick sampling of news stories over the past couple of years offers little comfort.
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The poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.6 percentage points.
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And hip-hop aggressively borrowed soul melodies via sampling, as exemplified by Bad Boy Records.
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We gathered a sampling of these comments below; they've been edited for length and clarity.
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The results have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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"Except whiskey," he said, before surreptitiously sampling all four items in his companion's beer flight.
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Here is a sampling of obituaries from recent weeks showcasing the legacies of visual artists.
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We also provide a sampling of articles that could be used in various science courses.
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The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.
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The groom's father is an independent distributor, in Singapore, of oil and gas sampling systems.
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GIPSA's testing is part of an "export cargo sampling program," documents obtained from GIPSA show.
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Red Oak Strategic conducted its latest sampling of 85033 likely voters online Oct. 13-14.
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In her spare time, Brenda enjoys exploring Shanghai on her bicycle and sampling hotpot concoctions.
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The sampling margin of error of this poll is plus or minus 3.01 percentage points.
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The sampling margin of error of this poll is plus or minus 85033 percentage points.
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Here is a sampling of obituaries from recent weeks showcasing the legacies of creative people.
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TV. It has a sampling margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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The margin of error for the full sampling was plus or minus 85033 percentage points.
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The margin of error for the full sampling is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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"We are very far from sampling the entire diversity of viruses on Earth," she said.
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A chronological sampling of seasonal celebrations throughout New York City, including concerts, plays and events.
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The sampling appeared to show that there were differences potentially based on gender and ethnicity.
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I was interested in WikiLeaks, F.O.I. [Freedom of Information] activism, sampling, the digitalization of music.
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The sampling margin of error of this poll is plus or minus 2 percentage points.
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The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
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Internet pollsters obtain their samples through other means, without the theoretical benefits of random sampling.
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The team is planning a total of three sampling events over the next few weeks.
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The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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Mr. Trevino and the other imprisoned former lawmen in South Texas are but a sampling.
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And believe me when I say that is a small sampling of what we covered.
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And each month a different guest curator will help select a sampling of new videos.
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We do the sampling, we do the analysis, we tell them how to clean it.
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The sampling margin of error for this poll is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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All this is just a small sampling of findings after 11 years of SIGAR reports.
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Can we talk about the influences of blues, sampling, and the overdub in your work?
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Again, those are just single lines, a small sampling of the many long letters I've received.
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Here's just a sampling of what people are saying: Well, you know what you say, Justin.
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The additional sampling will determine whether the dioxins and other toxic sludge has contaminated surrounding sediments.
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Sampling 1,000-2,000 people and massaging their responses to correct for past errors looks increasingly antiquated.
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We know -- we&aposve only got a sampling of Strzok&aposs text messages with Lisa Page.
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Of course, there are 28,000 people in Newtown, so it's just a sampling of different perspectives.
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Here is a sampling of information leaders at Jewish community centers gave about the phone calls.
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A sampling of those messages were saved here and contain multiple uses of the N-word.
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Kind's Instagram features women with ombre hair and matte red lips sampling bars alongside matcha lattes.
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Offering home sampling to gay and bisexual men through social media and apps is one approach.
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I was like Jesus Christ this is so insane, the amount of sampling is just ridiculous.
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Tasting Table's sampling of the recipes includes cauliflower florets two ways and fried sausages with apples.
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A sampling of the questions, however, reveals this interest is still accompanied by plenty of skepticism.
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After sampling the different styles of beer as a class we chose to brew a maibock.
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But even on the basis of sampling, how I use it now is just for sounds.
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Here's a sampling of the guest list, including the incredibly accomplished Brits who got an invite.
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This sampling not only leads to more creativity in the field, but much, much, higher returns.
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Here's just a sampling of the types of posts you'll find on Note7 Alliance: Resisting hard.
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A sampling:"The cat's in the bag and the bag's in the river," he messaged Zuckerberg.
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Granted, it's entirely possible that this is because of sampling bias of some variety or another.
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This unit has drum presets already loaded to it, but the mic option encourages easy sampling.
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But it cannot fully replace on-site sampling because carbon isotopes cannot be identified from afar.
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These packs were pressing up against voltage sampling cable harness due to improper positioning, Nio said.
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"We wanted to incorporate sampling, which was a step we hadn't really taken yet," Barlow says.
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Below is just a very small sampling of all the wonderful human-named pets out there.
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It will also include new heart rate sampling, which provides a better resting heart rate measurement.
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Here's a sampling of users who probably didn't get the results they sought:Your mileage may vary.
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The poll had a margin of sampling error of 2 percent and included over 4,100 interviews.
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She was also awestruck by the fruit and seafood platter, sampling caviar for the first time.
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The New Latino Voice conducted its latest sampling via online interviews from July 28503 to 22019.
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This scheme might be faster than Aaronson's quantum sampling protocol, but it has a distinct disadvantage.
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The margin of sampling error for the Fox poll was plus or minus three percentage points.
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The margin of sampling error for the full sample is plus or minus 3.7 percentage points.
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Expect to see a sampling of weapons and maps as well as a handful of characters.
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It's relatively straightforward to measure methane levels in the atmosphere via air sampling and satellite monitoring.
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Here is a sampling of the winners, voted on by 9,000 craft beer fans nationwide. Cheers!
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By sampling the ionosphere of Saturn, Kurth says researchers can begin to check these modified theories.
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It's a bit like sampling music: you have to follow the natural beat of the movement.
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Better microphones, higher sampling rates and different model architectures all might increase accuracy with further research.
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Below is just a small sampling of people both celebrating and freaking out about the hairstyle.
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Here is a sampling of the animals that some children around the world grow up with.
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Drilling beneath the surface, rather than sampling what was on top like Viking did, also helped.
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The latest Hill-HarrisX survey was conducted among a representative sampling of 2628,28503 registered voters Feb.
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Not only am I sampling them in a one way communication, but I'm directly receiving manna.
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Derided by some as "quota sampling," it nonetheless overcomes the low response rate of telephone polling.
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The error attributable to sampling has a maximum margin of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
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It has a margin of sampling error of ±3 percentage points; it is larger for subgroups.
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It has a margin of sampling error of ±3.7 percentage points; it is larger for subgroups.
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"She just does all of my sampling and my production," Li says, adding, "She's very proud."
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I love strolling through, sampling all the yummy food and shopping to support local farms & businesses.
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The margin of error is 2.2 percentage points, the sampling margin of error is 3.1 points.
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The sampling margin of error for the poll, conducted March 2628-28500, is 6900 percentage points.
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Rasmussen Reports conducted its latest sampling of 1,85033 likely voters via telephone interviews May 9–10.
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The margin of sampling error for the overall results is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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A man with an appetite for fish walks the coast of India, sampling as he goes.
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Red Oak Strategic conducted its latest sampling of 873 likely voters via online interviews from Sept.
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Sampling a bare bite, I was able to really taste the savory flavor in the patty.
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It's harder to draw a representative sample online because you can't rely on traditional random sampling.
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In the meantime, here's a sampling of other "wife" stories we've seen on the big screen.
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Intel itself has more tamely labeled the new set of attacks Microarchitectural Data Sampling, or MDS.
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The audience relocates each time, shifting perspectives and thus sampling a different flavor of the work.
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There's a restless intelligence to his sampling, which always feels organic, experiential instead of merely ornamental.
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The margin of sampling error for the full survey is plus or minus 2.5 percentage points.
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I like how Kanye is kinda sampling the original "Sleep" painting and making his own artwork.
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Issue One/Ipsos conducted its latest sampling of 1,85033 adults via interviews conducted June 17–20.
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He wandered the area sampling cheap eats, nearby parks and the music shops off Telegraph Avenue.
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But instead of just sampling, I found myself inhaling episodes at a pace approaching total derangement.
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It's fascinating because, in terms of sampling, there is a lot of material to work with.
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It also said customers are already sampling its new chips before building them into future products.
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Prep your palate for sampling wines at Mendoza's bodegas (wineries) with a tasting at Wine Not?
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Here is a sampling of responses, which have been lightly edited for length, clarity and spelling.
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The flub raised questions about whether pollsters of the state were properly sampling rural white voters.
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The poll questioned 1,006 eligible voters and had a margin-of-sampling error of 3.1 percent.
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Here's a sampling of what they seem to suggest, whether subtly or directly, humorously or tragically.
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Tell us why or why not in 200 words or less, and we'll publish a sampling.
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A sampling of the apps includes RoboKiller, Verizon's CallFilter, AT&T's CallProtect and T-Mobile's NameID.
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Of the five retailers included in this sampling, Target had the youngest average customer of all.
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The data is based on sampling by the Bureau of Labor Statistics only through October, however.
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Johnson was not included in that sampling because Libertarians had not yet selected a presidential nominee.
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AP/GfK conducted its latest sampling of 1,009 adults via online interviews from July 85033-11.
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Here is a sampling of reader comments, which have been edited and condensed: Too much technology?
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But — to stay with a culinary metaphor — this sampling of our arts photography offers a taste.
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Before sampling it, though, Kaplan suggests telling your doctor you're considering taking CBD for your SAD.
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In 2017, CREDO, a nonpartisan research group, shared results from a small sampling of Summit students.
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Many media reports — and the ones I cited above are just a sampling —obfuscate that fact.
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"You don't have to get all the workers, you can do a random sampling," she said.
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Reuters conducted its latest sampling of 1,133 likely voters via online interviews from June 13-17.
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The hope is to discover more diamond-containing areas through further exploration and sampling, explains Shikongo.
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It has a margin of sampling error of ±3.5 percentage points; it is larger for subgroups.
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That's important when so many races are within the margin of sampling error in the polls.
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The clip above, from season three, is a nice sampling of their (so-far platonic) relationship.
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" Ms. Yang let us in on the cardinal rule of fragrance application and sampling: "Don't rub.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Office released a sampling of the calls operated received on February 14.
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On May 15, the Sampling The Abyss team set out from Bell Bay in Launceston, Tasmania.
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By provoking major labels into action through sampling their works with credit, but not permission, Plunderphonic became a proof-of-concept and a metaphor for why sampling and quotation in art is so important: his music had to be stolen, copied and redistributed in order to survive.
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Of course, there's some sampling and survivorship bias that probably leans in favor of the good side.
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The first single "Build You Up" is a buoyant anthem for self-love, sampling the 1990 Tony!
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Some startups are now testing what they call "programmatic sampling": advertising very short surveys to smartphone users.
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Now, publishers that decide to opt out of Flexible Sampling won't be demoted in Google search rankings.
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Just search one of the almost 1.8 million posts listed under the hashtag #beautyguru for a sampling.
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The sampling and monitoring must be conducted according to precise procedures in order to ensure accurate results.
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Here's a sampling of some of the wisdom he shared with Fortt Knox, in typically colorful fashion.
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It's evolved from Kanye West and RZA's chipmunk soul and the earliest vocal sampling of the 80s.
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You'll see spandex workout clothes and full pajama sets on couples sampling pickles from compostable paper plates.
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Much to the researchers' surprise, this method is nearly as fast at determining population density as sampling.
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If you want a sampling of diverse bass textures, haunting vocals, and sparse instrumentation, I recommend it.
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The sampling takes about five minutes and doesn't affect the deer's meat or antlers, the department said.
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It has since conducted a small sampling on 120 humans between the ages of 60 and 80.
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Jesus Is King is an emphatically Christian album, sampling gospel and bits of the Lord's Prayer throughout.
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Consider something as simple as sampling, where a smaller number of students would take the annual tests.
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Below, a sampling of other readers' thoughts on the year ahead: Joel, Miami Beach: Reducing gun violence.
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The deal is a tangible move forward in the music industry's ongoing battle with sampling and bootlegs.
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ZombieLoad, Fallout, or RIDL are the catchy ones; the more technical name is Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS).
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Other booths, like Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, stuff their space with a wide sampling of who they represent.
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The Republican poll also had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus five percentage points.
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Results for both parties have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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Results among debate watchers have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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A sampling: Evangelicals see all this as evidence of an administration taking a hard line against abortion.
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After sampling his trove of bivalves, we could only surmise that he doesn't know what he's missing.
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Passengers interested in sampling multiple self-driving taxis in Las Vegas need to book seats in advance.
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Anybody that's ever listened to an MF Doom record knows he's sampling and pulling from Marvel cartoons.
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Here, just a sampling of the people he's ripped to shreds with a few simple words: 1.
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Don't go here without getting something seasonally-inspired seafood and sampling the Mid-Atlantic–focused raw bar.
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Results among likely voters have a margin of sampling error of 3.5 percentage points in each state.
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Respondents were first selected randomly using address-based sampling methods, and later interviewed online or by phone.
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Nvidia Deep Learning Super-Sampling (DLSS) could be the most important part of the company's performance improvements.
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"There are these really challenging aspects of operating bioreactors, sampling, and testing and getting data," said Patrick .
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Results among debate-watchers have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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A few of us stand around for ages sampling each type and trying to pick our favorite.
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Results among registered voters have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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Here's a sampling: Apps for the Pomodoro Technique The Pomodoro Technique is a popular time management strategy.
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Here's a sampling of the reaction to the three ladies' induction to the Swimsuit Issue cover club.
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The figures were calculated from a sampling of 5 percent of the population across the United States.
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The five-point margin between Biden and the two senators matches the survey's margin of sampling error.
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They reeled it in to secure it alongside their boat so they could begin the sampling procedure.
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Microsoft has another problem with the maps too—it says their sampling methodology doesn't make any sense.
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Here is a sampling of questions gathered from immigration lawyers that you can test with your partner.
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They're just a small sampling of the radiant stars who owe their glow to aesthetician Shani Darden.
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PPP conducted its latest sampling of 933 likely voters via landline telephone and online interviews from Sept.
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Short for "randomized input sampling for explanation of black-box models," RISE is a local explanation model.
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Here is just a small, small sampling of Tinder trends that need to die in 2016. 1.
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Ahead, see a sampling of how the beauty trends for the official White House portraits have evolved.
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A sampling: Facebook temporarily removed a live broadcast showing the aftermath of Philando Castile's shooting in July.
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The following is just a sampling of the 24 expansive proposals, and what they had to offer.
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Fox News conducted its latest sampling of 603 likely Democratic presidential primary voters from April 85033-21.
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The CNN/ORC poll of 1,001 adults had a margin of sampling error of 3.5 percentage points.
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Fox News conducted its latest sampling of 623 likely Democratic presidential primary votes from April 18-21.
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Chipmaker Mediatek said in a statement that it's sampling compatible Azure Sphere-certified chips with some customers.
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Breitbart News/Gravis Marketing's Minnesota sampling included 85033 likely voters there following telephone interviews on Sept. 23.
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Third, any poll — even if it's carefully administered using the best techniques — is subject to sampling error.
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The margin of sampling error for results among registered voters is 3.5 percentage points in each state.
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PPP conducted its latest sampling of 1,018 likely voters in Utah via telephone interviews Aug. 19–85033.
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Postmodernism is about sampling things and remixing them, and that is made real in this digital world.
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"Giant boulders, typically requiring strong waves to transport, were (also) distributed near the sampling sites," they wrote.
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The larger survey has a 22019 percent sampling margin of error and a 95 percent confidence level.
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The poll has a 28503 percentage points sampling margin of error with a 22019 percent confidence level.
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Once EPA completed its soil-sampling this year, the scope of the danger for children was clear.
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Here's a sampling of the average executive compensation by location for several tech hubs across the country.
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A sampling: Trump will only win if a Rapture happens that sweeps up everyone with Martha Stewart.
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It's unclear, however, whether this is a result of sampling, phrasing, or a genuine shift in opinion.
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PPP conducted its latest sampling of 525 likely Democratic primary voters in South Carolina Feb. 14–15.
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We include a sampling of comments called "microaggressions" that Clark University's freshman class were urged to avoid.
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Trump and Clinton were tied at 48 percent in a similar sampling last September, CNN/ORC reported.
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Emerson College polled 22019 likely GOP primary voters between March 20 and March 22 for the sampling.
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Instead, they focus on freewheeling sampling, and rhythmic contortions of video game themes and other familiar melodies.
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Art for Tomorrow A sampling of the panel presentations at the Art for Tomorrow conference in Doha.
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A sampling of seasonal celebrations in New York, including musical and choral services, screenings, readings and processions.
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Suffolk University conducted its latest sampling of 500 likely voters in Iowa via telephone interviews from Aug.
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A then-teen Montero Lamar Hill uploaded a Nine Inch Nails-sampling track to YouTube and Soundcloud.
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A sampling: Sam P.: Based on their off-season moves, do you think the Jets are tanking?
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Based on the sampling of players, the 90s NBA he grew up with is his favorite era.
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They took a random sampling from this dataset and wound up with about 1,300 valid survey responses.
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Below we have a generous sampling of the best creative musings on Donald Trump's personality and influence.
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NBC News/Survey Monkey conducted the sampling of 11,85033 registered voters via online interviews Feb. 8–14.
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Some consumers see the program as creepyAmazon&aposs sampling program has raised privacy concerns for some shoppers.
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I can tell you why sampling his grandmother on "Look What You've Done" is smart as shit.
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