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I Don't Understand The New Poll Question On The Front Page The poll reads,
What do you think the over/under should be on lawsuits for 2011? >7 <7 =7
I don't understand what it means, and I'm totally confused. RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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Can someone explain it to me? What does over / under on lawsuits mean, anyway? What does <7, <7 and = 7 mean? I'm not a lawyer, so I don't have a damn clue. 
Can somebody fill me in, because this has me totally puzzled. | Moderator
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I did not create the poll.
But in math class in school
>7 = greater than 7
<7 = less than 7 (less than arrow is in the shape of an L)
and = (equal) to 7 
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Oh I thought that was Prince's new name?
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Right, but what the hell is it talking about? The over/under of what? Why 7? Who the hell... | |
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Over/under is a standard sports betting term. And 7 is a favorite Prince number.
Although technically, I think the question is already saying that 7 is the over/under and you're betting which side of it you want to be on. | |
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Ahhh, now I get it.
What a cynical survey. | |
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