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George Horace Gallup (English: George Horace Gallup, November 18, 1901 - July 26, 1984) was a pioneer of scientific polling in the United States. He used statistical principles to conduct public opinion polls, established the Gallup Poll, and was the founder of the sampling survey method.
Forecast 2000 : George Gallup, Jr. predicts the future of America
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Gallup, George, 1930-; Proctor, William · 1984
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George Gallup Polls America on Religion
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George Gallup in Hollywood
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George Gallup to Speak
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A Guide To Public Opinion Polls
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A guide to public oponion polls
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The sophisticated poll watcher's guide
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