There was no mention of the number of people that were interviewed.
It also did not mention how the poll was conducted-via internet/face to face/phone
Lack of margin of error
or who cinducted the survey.
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1 comment:
Good! You got the point of what the AP Stylebook says about it.
Why don't you go back and edit in a link ... to the Trib or something else ... just to get the practice?
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