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>         "The margin of error for this poll was +/- 3 percent."

>I'd like to know what such a statement means in precise terms.  The
>Chebyshev inequality allows us to make statements like, "the
>probability that the measured value differs from the "true" value by
>more than D, is less than P."

It's worse that that, you can only say ``if thus and such has a
so and so distribution, then the probability ... etc''

You can't get a probability without a leading if, no matter how
much sampling you do.