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Last-digit uniformity tests are more apt1. Benford's Law analysis on poll percentages is largely inappropriate2.
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Last-digit uniformity tests are more apt
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“Last-digit uniformity tests are more apt”
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Benford's Law analysis on poll percentages is largely inappropriate
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“Benford's Law analysis on poll *percentages* is largely inappropriate”
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"industry-wide honest but methodologically biased measurement"
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