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They can't both be right: "Savvy" experts vs. polls in the Presidential race

The Atlantic: They can't both be right: 'Savvy' political experts vs. the polls http://t.co/dxxMSlLS

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The Atlantic: They can't both be right: 'Savvy' political experts vs. the polls http://t.co/dxxMSlLS

Binyamin Appelbaum: "The pros tell us that Romney is catching up, the quants say he is falling behind." http://t.co/aP3Ie15E

James Fallows: A Moneyball moment for 'savvy' political analysts http://t.co/2kzDPHNX by me

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