11.   In some cities, so many road logos were tacked to the same post that it looked like a telephone poll on election day.

12.   It was the period of booze and flappers and free sex and people eating goldfish and climbing telephone polls.

13.   Most readers who responded to an informal telephone poll agreed.

14.   One question in a nationwide telephone poll taken last Sunday by CBS News seemed to support this conventional wisdom.

15.   Our informal telephone poll of newlyweds reveals that they want money.

16.   Other Itron meter-reading products can be mounted on telephone polls, which makes visiting the neighborhood unnecessary.

17.   The nationwide telephone poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.

18.   The nationwide telephone poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points.

19.   The telephone poll of adults selected at random has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points, Miringoff said.

20.   The telephone poll will close at noon.