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-title: "America's Core Foundation Is Attached By President-Elect Trump: Freedom Of Speech, Freedom Of the Press"
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 It's called a poll[^11]! It's a random sampling of voters. Trump apparently learned nothing from [Fordham University](https://www.fordham.edu/) or [The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania](https://www.wharton.upenn.edu/)
 
-[^11]: [poll • Merriam-Webster's](http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poll)<br />noun<br />Definition (Entry 1 of 2)<br />1: head<br />2a: the top or back of the head<br />b: nape<br />3: the broad or flat end of a striking tool (such as a hammer)<br />4a(1): the casting or recording of the votes of a body of persons<br />(2): a counting of votes cast<br />b: the place where votes are cast or recorded —usually used in plural<br />//at the polls<br />c: the period of time during which votes may be cast at an election<br />d: the total number of votes recorded<br />//a heavy poll<br /> **5a: a questioning or canvassing of persons selected at random or by quota to obtain information or opinions to be analyzed** <br /> **b: a record of the information so obtained** <br />verb<br />polled; poll​ing; polls<br />Definition (Entry 2 of 2)<br />transitive ​verb<br />1a: to cut off or cut short the hair or wool of : crop, shear<br />b: to cut off or cut short (a material, such as wool)<br />2a: to cut off or back the top of (something, such as a tree)<br />specifically : pollard<br />b: to cut off or cut short the horns of (cattle)<br />3a: to receive and record the votes of<br />b: to request each member of to declare a vote individually<br />//poll the assembly<br />4: to receive (votes) in an election<br />5: to question or canvass in a poll<br />6: to check (devices, such as several computer terminals sharing a single line) in sequence for messages waiting to be transmitted
+[^11]: [poll • Merriam-Webster's](http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poll)<br />noun<br />Definition (Entry 1 of 2)<br />1: head<br />2a: the top or back of the head<br />b: nape<br />3: the broad or flat end of a striking tool (such as a hammer)<br />4a(1): the casting or recording of the votes of a body of persons<br />(2): a counting of votes cast<br />b: the place where votes are cast or recorded —usually used in plural<br />//at the polls<br />c: the period of time during which votes may be cast at an election<br />d: the total number of votes recorded<br />//a heavy poll<br /> **5a: a questioning or canvassing of persons selected at random or by quota to obtain information or opinions to be analyzed** <br /> **b: a record of the information so obtained** <br />verb<br />polled; poll​ing; polls<br />Definition (Entry 2 of 2)<br />transitive ​verb<br />1a: to cut off or cut short the hair or wool of : crop, shear<br />b: to cut off or cut short (a material, such as wool)<br />2a: to cut off or back the top of (something, such as a tree)<br />specifically : pollard<br />b: to cut off or cut short the horns of (cattle)<br />3a: to receive and record the votes of<br />b: to request each member of to declare a vote individually<br />//poll the assembly<br />4: to receive (votes) in an election<br />5: to question or canvass in a poll<br />6: to check (devices, such as several computer terminals sharing a single line) in sequence for messages waiting to be transmitted