91.   The Gore campaign, which like the Bush campaign has professional pollsters on the payroll, has not brandished poll results in media briefings.

92.   The margin of error is slightly higher when poll results are broken down into smaller categories such as race and ethnicity, according to the data center.

93.   The laws prohibited news outlets from reporting poll results starting last Friday, so they would not influence voters.

94.   The Northern Ireland Office of the British government has advised campaigners to suppress unfavorable poll results and put a rosy glow on troublesome passages of the settlement.

95.   The poll results also suggest that the influence of religious conservatives in Republican primaries may be overstated.

96.   The poll results have gyrated wildly, and as late as last night there was still a large undecided vote in many crucial contests across the nation.

97.   The poll results were released as the National Abortion Rights Action League of New York endorsed Clinton.

98.   The poll results were released two days before the Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to hold a symposium to discuss new coin designs.

99.   The poll results showed that this particular House Republican was comfortably ahead of his Democratic opponent.

100.   The poll results are immediately leaked to the New York Times, the Washington Post and the National Enquirer.