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On polling day the mood in Dhaka was calm, proud and even jolly.

However, frequent polling requires bandwidth and resources on both sides to handle the connection.

There were some 400 insurgent attacks on polling day, and turnout in the troubled south was low.

Voters took great risks to exercise their rights: the Taliban let it be known that insurgents would target polling booths and 17 corpses attest to their success.

We relied on plitical polling and political advice to decide what issue to emphasize, how to talk about it, what region of the country to talk about it and so on.

Who can say if the other five polling-stations did not contain just as much fraud—two of them produced suspiciously round numbers of votes and no spoilt ballots?

Set the polling interval according to your application requirements.

It's also ordered an audit and recount in many polling stations across the country.

Just as his initial Messianic polling Numbers were misleadingly optimistic, his problems should now be put into context.

Commenting on the polling, Scotland's deputy first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, said: "the justice secretary had to make a decision about Mr Al-Megrahi."

Other polling PHP code exists, and the techniques used here will give you a good grounding in how polls work and how the data is stored in a database.

The results for the presidential vote go directly from the polling stations to Harare.

Women are thought to remain undecided for longer, often making up their minds as they enter the polling booth.

In the traditional polling method, the client sends a request to the server and always either gets an immediate response if the server has any updated data, or a no-data-available response.

The polling method may have delays due to response availability and polling cycle.

The New York Times did some interesting work over the weekend, polling the scientists who have made recent inroads into the science of money, spending, and happiness.

This timer is a polling mechanism.

He wonders whether future plans to slash defence spending or to axe child-benefit payments for more affluent families will be carried out, as polling day nears.

In Wardak, for instance, a rocket landed in the general area of every polling centre.

The party of a President with approval ratings below 50% has lost an average of 36 seats in mid-term elections since 1946, according to Gallup, a polling firm.

Accordingly, polling collectors typically use sticky tracer types: the APM system reports the value as unchanged in between all polling events. Figure 4 illustrates this pattern.