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Nobel Peace Prize winner to be announced, in a year overshadowed by

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    20% Somewhat Right

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57% : All but Carter won the award while in office, with Obama named laureate less than eight months after taking office - the same position Trump is in now.
50% : But when Joergen Watne Frydnes, the leader of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, steps to the microphone at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo at 11 a.m. (0900 GMT), experts on the award believe it is extremely unlikely Trump's name will be read out. Gaza deal likely too late for this year To be sure, Trump announced the conclusion of a ceasefire and hostage deal on Wednesday, under the first phase of his initiative to end the war in Gaza.
50% : Nina Graeger, head of the Peace Research Institute Oslo, said Trump withdrawing the US from the World Health Organization and the 2015 Paris climate accords, and his trade war with allies, went against the spirit of Nobel's will.
37% : Trump has been outspoken about his desire for a prize won by four of his predecessors - Barack Obama in 2009, Jimmy Carter in 2002, Woodrow Wilson in 1919 and Theodore Roosevelt in 1906.
37% : "The other is to work and promote disarmament and the third is to promote international cooperation.

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