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Chadwick Matlin

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Games and puzzles editor at Bloomberg. Has a newsletter -- Writ Small -- about kids' media.
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Alphadots Daily Word Game: How to Play and Win

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By Chadwick Matlin
| Bloomberg News Verified
Alphadots, Bloomberg’s newest game, is a daily puzzle with a plot twist. Every day we’ll give you a chart, a clue and a hidden phrase, and it’s up to you to find the answer. Part visual game and part crossword, Alphadots is different from the other word games you may have seen before. Here’s how to play:
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What Looked Like a Toss-Up Turned Into a Red Wave. Did Pollsters Get It Wrong?

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By Chadwick Matlin, Alexandre Tanzi
| Bloomberg News Verified
While many states were more or less as tight as the polls suggested, the errors were all in the same direction: underestimating Trump. To anyone following the presidential election, the polls made the race out to be a real nail-biter that could take days, if not weeks, to decide. Yet here we are on the morning after Election Day, and Donald Trump has won convincingly, besting Kamala Harris in five swing states and leading her in the other two.
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What Looked Like a Toss-Up Turned Into a Red Wave. Did Pollsters Get It Wrong?

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By Chadwick Matlin, Alexandre Tanzi
| BNN Bloomberg Verified
(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- To anyone following the presidential election, the polls made the race out to be a real nail-biter that could take days, if not weeks, to decide. Yet here we are on the morning after Election Day, and Donald Trump has won convincingly, besting Kamala Harris in five swing states and leading her in the other two. His win is part of a broad American shift to the right: Republicans have taken control of the Senate and are poised to retain their majority in the House.
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