"Our job is to shape public opinion, not just follow public opinion," Rep.
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No one is arguing that public opinion is immovable, just as no one is arguing public opinion is endlessly malleable.
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And it's still not clear how public opinion on candidates or divisive policy issues has the potential to alter public opinion.
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We're changing public opinion and when public opinion is in support of removal, I'm confident that the impeachment will go forward.
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"Last week, public opinion tipped to favoring more restrictions and shut downs," GOP pollster Bill McInturff wrote on Public Opinion Strategies' website.
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We want everyone to be free to participate in the formation of public opinion, and we want the state to be responsive to public opinion.
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The State of the Union rarely impacts public opinion about a president nor does it have a huge effect on public opinion about the issues discussed.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Mr. Giuliani said.
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The sentiment of crisis is perpetuated rhetorically in an attempt to whip up public opinion to then point to public opinion as a justification for radical solutions.
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It was public opinion that stalled the Republican effort to repeal Obamacare, and it is public opinion in part that will ensure the integrity of this investigation.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Giuliani told The Times.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Giuliani told the newspaper.
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"Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important," Giuliani told the Times.
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As an excellent 2014 report on public opinion about criminal justice reform for the Opportunity Agenda project found, there has been meaningful change in public opinion since the 1990s.
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Indeed, the general tendency is for public opinion to move in the opposite direction from the president's preferences — a regulatory model that's known as the thermostatic model of public opinion.
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"Swing voters understand 'free is not free' as a powerful way to capture the Democrat agenda," Public Opinion Strategies argued in a memo on public opinion that it released last week.
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They might engage in rhetoric or push policies that are isolationist or protectionist, believing they are aligned with public opinion — yet, in reality, these leaders are nudging public opinion toward isolationism.
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Public opinion may sway, but, ultimately working to reintroduce elements of compromise to the system that are less prone to such swings in public opinion would be good for our health.
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"They know they have lost the battle for international public opinion, but they think they can win the domestic public opinion battle," said Jorge Castañeda, a political analyst and former foreign minister.
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Although we like to think that presidents can have a huge impact on public opinion, social scientists have shown that the president doesn't really have the capacity to move public opinion very much.
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The war on Washington and for public opinion is on.
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Public opinion is a reed that moves with the wind.
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"Public opinion has completely changed on the subject," Sartori argued.
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Perhaps Mr Trump will be different and ignore public opinion.
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Yet this may just reflect a division in public opinion.
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And it would be against the tide of public opinion.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion.
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Politicians are unlikely to race far ahead of public opinion.
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This is partly because public opinion has, broadly, remained supportive.
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How has public opinion changed in regard to conscience clauses?
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I do not think she will follow just public opinion.
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The religious status quo remains in place, despite public opinion.
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It should not be in the court of public opinion.
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Public opinion shows why Democrats have focused on the issue.
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According to public opinion polls, the royals enjoy tremendous approval.
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If you look at public opinion polls, it's a majority.
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The repeal efforts appeared to boost public opinion of Obamacare.
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Public opinion polls have shown slipping support for Republican efforts.
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Public opinion toward the United States in generally favorable, however.
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Public opinion is divided on trans issues in many ways.
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But Google's algorithmic search results can significantly impact public opinion.
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Democrats believe that public opinion is firmly on their side.
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The bill has already proven unpopular in public opinion polling.
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There's some public opinion evidence that Americans may be receptive.
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Public opinion will shape how Congress reacts to the evidence.
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But the furor doesn't seem to have swayed public opinion.
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Public opinion has shifted decisively in favor of marijuana legalization.
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Public opinion surveys suggest that, indeed, many of us do.
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These are rulings based on the law, not public opinion.
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In Mexico, public opinion over the matter has been mixed.
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This outrageous decision flies in the face of public opinion.
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At present, public opinion would most likely be against it.
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They considered science a powerful tool in shaping public opinion.
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TV's web show about public opinion and the polling industry.
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Public opinion seems to be catching up following an Aug.
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"We've got to investigate and change public opinion," said Rep.
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Public opinion indicates that Trump hasn't done much of that.
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Over time, however, the Overton window shifts with public opinion.
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Public opinion has veered toward acceptance of the underlying science.
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Public opinion is complex and must be examined as such.
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No. 1, we need a sea change in public opinion.
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Unfortunately after a period of time, it changed public opinion.
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So again, platforms do need to worry about public opinion.
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Contrary to extremely boring public opinion, rosé is not basic.
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If the government controls public discourse, it controls public opinion.
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The theory pervaded public opinion and scientific literature for years.
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Public opinion, already prepped to turn against her, swelled violently.
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The only real check on Trump's behavior is public opinion.
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Part of the change is grounded straightforwardly in public opinion.
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Unable to do so, she has simply hardened public opinion.
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Public opinion isn't where either side wants it to be.
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What's the public opinion of the White House press corps?
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Shanker won among broader public opinion, but lost among liberals.
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What is public opinion of Canada like in China now?
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In the court of public opinion, ambiguity cuts two ways.
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But public opinion has shown a steady turnaround since then.
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Mr. Cramer is leading Ms. Heitkamp in public opinion polls.
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Public opinion polls consistently show that ordinary Americans dislike it.
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American politics, by design, has never perfectly followed public opinion.
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But more time doesn't guarantee a shift in public opinion.
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All the while, public opinion has been going against Beijing.
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Higher Social Security benefits are popular in public opinion polls.
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That's the best word for today's politics and public opinion.
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It is also made in the court of public opinion.
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They were clearly affected by the outpouring of public opinion.
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Modern polling usually tells us how public opinion hasn't moved.
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The subsequent formation of three black regiments changed public opinion.
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In short: Public opinion is firm in favor of witnesses.
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What is the evidence from the latest public opinion surveys?
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Since PAPSA was passed, however, public opinion has been shifting.
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The court of public opinion has led in this fight.
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But over the last two years, public opinion has shifted.
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Without a significant shift in public opinion, that looks unlikely.
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On that, the jury of public opinion is still out.
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Public opinion regarding the Electoral College has become deeply partisan.
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So, no, I don't trust the tides of public opinion.
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But public opinion has turned firmly against the political establishment.
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The political obstacle has not been public opinion per se.
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I'm free Free from being held back by public opinion.
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So the court of public opinion stepped in, says Burns.
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Public opinion about the Russia scandal became more set along partisan lines as time went on, making it unlikely that drawing attention to it would galvanize public opinion against the Trump presidency in 2020.
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Grossmann and Isaac find that opinions of advocacy and business groups are often more predictive of the positions congressional leaders and presidents take than public opinion is, even public opinion of the rich alone.
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A speaker predicted that Xinjiang's woes would "explode in public opinion".
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At first Bangladeshis welcomed the Rohingyas, but public opinion has turned.
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The one check there is on the pardon is public opinion.
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It's perfectly obvious that public opinion has shifted on Mr Trump.
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Constitutional amendments are hard to pass, while public opinion appears hostile.
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Demographic trends could also shift public opinion in favor of unity.
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She researches political comedy and entertainment, public opinion, and new media.
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You too can finesse public opinion like cultural icon Kanye West.
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I think inevitably it would inform public opinion about the alliance.
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In the region, public opinion seems to be shifting toward tolerance.
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It's not just about policy, either — public opinion can mean everything.
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But then, clickbait began dropping into the lake of public opinion.
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For the first time, public opinion was turning against the bureau.
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From a public opinion standpoint, marijuana legalization has become very popular.
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Either way, public opinion ultimately won't be determined by procedural questions.
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It will certainly focus on the battle for European public opinion.
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So how and when did the shift in public opinion happen?
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And it aims to keep a closer track on public opinion.
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Poland's Public Opinion Research Center said a poll conducted between Nov.
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After all, the composition of parliament does not reflect public opinion.
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She has made it her job to grapple with public opinion.
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There is little due process in the court of public opinion.
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Public opinion polls have also shown slipping support for Republican efforts.
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In addition, reforms will only last if they respect public opinion.
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Unlike now, on that occasion public opinion was against Roh's impeachment.
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Public opinion on both sides remains in a state of agitation.
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Public opinion is unlikely to play much part in the decision.
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Public opinion surveys have consistently found strong support for marijuana legalization.
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"Judges should have the ability to reject public opinion," he said.
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The second lesson is that Mr Xi cares about public opinion.
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When I came into the case, public opinion was against us.
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But a military assessment is not the same as public opinion.
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But the Court of public opinion is already in full session.
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This has evolved into a wider mission to shape public opinion.
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The period for canvassing public opinion in Japan ended on Wednesday.
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Moreover, it sends a clear signal that could shift public opinion.
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And it functions very differently than the court of public opinion.
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Americans overwhelmingly agree with the scientists, according to public opinion polls.
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Public opinion about marijuana has shifted in recent years in Chile.
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But Trump's troubles with public opinion are much bigger than that.
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What she was saying, she was really talking about public opinion.
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Public opinion seems to have shifted as well, particularly among Democrats.
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Public opinion is not the only challenge a congestion scheme faces.
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This surge in tolerance illustrates how fast public opinion can shift.
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Well-funded foreign disinformation campaigns seek to sway American public opinion.
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Rather than elevating public opinion, advertisers pioneered techniques of manipulating it.
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But none of these comparisons are likely to shift public opinion.
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Granted, conservative ideas don't necessarily enjoy the support of public opinion.
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Recent public opinion surveys — even those showing Mr. Trump trailing Mrs.
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These ideas are, however, untenable in the face of public opinion.
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Yet this will be difficult to achieve unless public opinion shifts.
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We are the targets in a scheme to manipulate public opinion.
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Nonetheless, the effect of heightened partisanship on public opinion is worrying.
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In the summer of 1939, American public opinion was anti-immigrant.
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The Republican tax plan appears to have a public opinion problem.
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Public opinion has turned lopsidedly against the president and his party.
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The poll has tracked public opinion on nuclear power since 22019.
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Yet public opinion on the Obama economic record is decidedly mixed.
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As mass shootings have become more common, public opinion has evolved.
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But public opinion is deeply skeptical of this "more Europe" agenda.
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The polls are reflective of a larger trend in public opinion.
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According to Stimson, public opinion acts like a thermostat, Vox noted.
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So why is public opinion so at odds with scientific consensus?
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By any standard, that's a very large shift in public opinion.
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In the US, public opinion is shifting away from Trump's view.
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Rasmussen, who is the public opinion pollster and publisher of ScottRasmussen.
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The case for optimism runs through public opinion — especially among Democrats.
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It's not clear if this shift in public opinion will last.
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Because if you look at the public opinion polls, they're positive.
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They could never completely replace existing techniques for measuring public opinion.
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And meanwhile, public opinion is still very strong against the bill.
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In Germany and Japan, public opinion has turned sharply against nuclear.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion too.
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Admittedly, web-based surveys aren't always great at gauging public opinion.
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Cause and effect is not always straightforward in public opinion surveys.
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For example, overall U.S. public opinion is increasingly positive toward immigrants.
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It is also a term often used to influence public opinion.
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Controversies and lawsuits soured public opinion, and the company's sales declined.
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This man has been convicted in the court of public opinion.
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Five months after the previous election, public opinion has barely budged.
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The groups' record in courts and public opinion has been mixed.
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He is not, however, oblivious to the groundswell of public opinion.
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It has always been a battle for public opinion, above all.
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Instead, China has tried to turn public opinion against the protesters.
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As more facts come out, public opinion is likely to evolve.
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Whether it can win over public opinion remains to be seen.
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Although the government clearly massaged public opinion, the outrage seemed genuine.
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Domestic public opinion in both countries disapproves of relations with Israel.
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This poll is meant to create public opinion, not measure it!
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But it's also because public opinion moved more slowly back then.
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But, what happens to public opinion if the dog doesn't bark?
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TV's "What America's Thinking," a show about public opinion and polling.
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But BMG said its telephone polls more accurately reflect public opinion.
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"Misinformation and external forces' meddling will affect public opinion in China."
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In the court of public opinion, this is the ball game.
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Polls have been showing growing support in public opinion for impeachment.
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But public opinion did not sway the department on other guidelines.
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The Associated Press: Analysis: Pelosi's delay tests public opinion on impeachment.
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Public policy really does have the potential to shape public opinion.
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This needs to be decided in the court of public opinion.
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They lead with their visions, and they help shape public opinion.
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As public opinion shifts, politicians are reacting by adopting new policies.
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We use our tools, our psychographic profiling, to manipulate public opinion.
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Biden, 77, still enjoys a lead in national public opinion polls.
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By pulling from one extreme, Act Up shifted broad public opinion.
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Ultimately, what could make a difference, Purvis thinks, is public opinion.
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They're hoping partisan loyalty can overcome public opinion and policy substance.
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In the court of public opinion, they have had some success.
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Such moments can affect elite behavior however, without altering public opinion.
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He can't stop the investigation, but he can turn public opinion.
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They quickly tried their case in the court of public opinion.
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Even Hitler's use of body language helped to form public opinion.
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Public opinion is split and muddied by a lack of awareness.
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Public opinion is swayed entirely by the results of his fights.
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Trump has massive power to sway public opinion among his followers.
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Vox's Matthew Yglesias has documented these swings in public opinion here.
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Public opinion seems to be on the side of the Democrats.
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Public opinion is also not looking too favorable for Bolsonaro's plans.
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But public opinion in the US has never truly favored reparations.
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In fact, they are often trusted authorities who lead public opinion.
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"The public opinion on this has been overwhelmingly positive," Toki said.
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Secondly, public opinion does not generally determine US public policy anyway.
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In the court of public opinion, Swift decidedly lost that battle.
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Public opinion research is only really about 60 years old and has only recently been able to explore more nuanced questions about public opinion, and even then, manages to do a pretty poor job of it.
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" The Times quoted Rudy Giuliani, one of the president's lawyers, as saying, "Nobody is going to consider impeachment if public opinion has concluded this is an unfair investigation, and that's why public opinion is so important.
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Those elites might mistakenly believe that public opinion matters and so public opinion polls become a compelling way to lobby them, but ultimately, if you want to abolish ICE, you don't need to persuade the American people.
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The more that public opinion has turned against Matt Weiner's Mad Men follow-up — to the degree that "public opinion" has paid attention to it at all — the more I've dug in on still liking the show.
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German public opinion may not be favourable to Mr Macron's sensible proposals.
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Old political allegiances are weakening and public opinion is becoming more fickle.
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By the time the elephants were removed, public opinion had shifted somewhat.
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Wall Street can read the demographic trend lines and public opinion polls.
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Summoning the court of public opinion, the scientist felt, was overkill. After
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Polling suggests Scottish public opinion is closely divided on the independence question.
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Does that reflect where public opinion polls are with the Democratic voter?
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Israel's international reputation Bennett is eroding Israel's place in global public opinion.
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As things stand, public opinion is moving in support of a Brexit.
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The economy remains the bright spot of Trump's presidency in public opinion.
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American public opinion has been slow to catch up to these truths.
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Maybe moral issues are better served in the court of public opinion.
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He's sort of litigating this out in the public opinion right now.
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Public opinion of Kanye soured fast, but his participation in the E!
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" Pelosi pointed to new polls "public opinion on this subject has grown.
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The key factor driving unpopular norms is the misperception of public opinion.
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One reason for this is the perception that public opinion is shifting.
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The genre never had a chance in the court of public opinion.
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The court of public opinion, however, didn't totally agree with that decision.
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It received an "F" CinemaScore, a shocking barometer of low public opinion.
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Judges, generals and politicians may be unbending, but public opinion is shifting.
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Public opinion is guided in part by perceptions of what experts think.
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She has led in most public opinion polling there since the summer.
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Public opinion is crucial to any NASA program, especially under changing administrations.
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It wasn't an issue of public opinion, or regulation, or (only) cost.
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Or consider the broader state of American public opinion on foreign affairs.
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Or the stubborn notion that Best Picture never aligns with public opinion.
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Public opinion is a valuable constraint on the president's freedom of action.
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"Absolutely, the (prosecution's) aim is to manipulate public opinion," Olszewski told Reuters.
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Public opinion is disgusted with, how about he&aposs wasted $240 million?
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Yet too small a figure couldn't mobilize public opinion against the exodus.
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Public opinion is overwhelmingly in favor of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Under pressure from public opinion, politicians and bureaucrats are finally catching up.
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Public opinion polls show support for Putin among Russians at 85 percent.
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Chris Van Hollen (Md.) is pushing the public opinion during campaign appearances.
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The poll was conducted by the Public Opinion Research Laboratory from Oct.
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Public opinion generates its own pressures on how America navigates the planet.
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Questions of gender self-identification have split public opinion around the world.
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Otherwise the central bank will lose in the court of public opinion.
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Then again, being at odds with public opinion hasn't stopped Trump before.
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The judgment is now out there in the court of public opinion.
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" He emphasized that "it is essential that public opinion should be enlightened.
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The Hill: Trump, GOP losing shutdown fight in court of public opinion.
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For Boehner's part, what changed his mind was public opinion, he explained.
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That politicians would be swayed by public opinion shouldn't be a surprise.
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There's good reason to believe that public opinion is on his side.
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Jim Hobart, who is partner at Public Opinion Strategies, told the Hill.
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Political scientists find little evidence that these annual orations affect public opinion.
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Still, the numbers suggest that Democrats have an advantage in public opinion.
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Because contrary to public opinion, using a travel agent doesn't cost extra.
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I'm not arguing here that public opinion will definitely sway the justices.
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In general, this campaign has uncovered some uncomfortable truths about public opinion.
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By then, American public opinion and much of the media were antiwar.
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Alina Baciu, Washington, D.C. A contrarian opposes public opinion, and seems quaint.
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Public opinion has shifted since the Ukrainian scandal broke two months ago.
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Both parties are seeking to attract viewers and win over public opinion.
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Although public opinion has shifted about marijuana use, child welfare has not.
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But their nonchalance is at odds with public opinion on the issue.
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Public opinion is shifting in the West, heralding tighter rules on emissions.
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Public opinion of the president's proposed tariffs is unclear at this point.
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Russia hires keyboard warriors to shift public opinion in the comment section.
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But withholding data about public opinion is the major crime against democracy.
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It's a stunt to get people to have a public opinion, #unicornfrappuccino.
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It contributed greatly to the shift in public opinion against the war.
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Wade, or when a fetus can sense faces, or even public opinion.
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They are social cornerstones, shaping public opinion in subtle yet profound ways.
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Finding ways to work with, rather than against, public opinion is vital.
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"You do have the support of public opinion," she told the crowd.
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The defendants were also found guilty in the court of public opinion.
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The Republican Party's already low standing in public opinion polls plunged further.
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Public opinion polls have found majorities support NIL payments for campus athletes.
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It is one reason that government policy often doesn't reflect public opinion.
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I do think it would have made a difference in public opinion.
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Ultimately, this problem, like most in politics, boils down to public opinion.
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The Senate fight is happening amid a striking shift in public opinion.
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Over the last few years, public opinion researchers have seen a shift.
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The elites began to turn on Bush and then public opinion followed.
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Public opinion polls consistently show broad support for aid in dying, however.
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Initially, the F.B.I. appeared poised to win the battle for public opinion.
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Republicans gained some traction as public opinion of the tax plan improved.
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The challenge now will be "trying to generate public opinion," he said.
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Public opinion will demand they both compromise to avoid a third election.
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The New New World Beijing wants greater sway over global public opinion.
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The New New World Beijing wants greater sway over global public opinion.
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Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a confused picture.
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Dude didn't do himself any favors in the court of public opinion.
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And it is trying to reverse sinking public opinion of its brand.
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The movement won by making a strong moral appeal to public opinion.
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For now, Democrats appear to be winning the war of public opinion.
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The success of Sarrazin's book revealed an important shift in public opinion.
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That's what happened with Nixon -- the process itself dramatically changed public opinion.
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But the court of public opinion will deliver its verdict more hastily.
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But the concept has long drawn broad support in public opinion polls.
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King understands that public opinion is on his side on this issue.
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Since Republicans took power, public opinion has suddenly tipped in its favor.
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And that means thinking seriously about the geographic skew of public opinion.
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Depending on what happens in 2020, though, public opinion could change sharply.
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Puerto Rico has held several referenda on statehood, with public opinion split.
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This was political theater with the jury of public opinion still out.
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But the Chamberlains still struggled for years to win over public opinion.
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It's unlikely that either performance was effective enough to move public opinion.
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Public opinion is turning as consumers become aware of the health hazards.
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Several priorities of the conservative legal movement already conflict with public opinion.
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I've been studying public opinion on abortion for the past few years.
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But public opinion started shifting against the singer as early as 2013.
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Has anyone written anything about Zaller's work on public opinion and Trump?
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While justices should theoretically do their jobs without concern for public opinion, all the justices are aware that the court could suffer lasting institutional damage if public opinion falls to a level like Congress' dismal 19% approval rating.
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"The work of news and public opinion is facing new challenges as profound changes have taken place in the ecology of public opinion, the media landscape and the means of communication," state-run media quoted Xi as saying.
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"The work of news and public opinion is facing new challenges as profound changes have taken place in the ecology of public opinion, the media landscape and the means of communication," state-run Xinhua quoted Xi as saying.
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One, Sanders, who has an unfortunate habit of taking positions that are too left-wing for public opinion and the other, Clinton, who has an unfortunately long record of trying to stick with public opinion even as it shifts.
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Recent polling suggests that Democratic leaders are reading public opinion the wrong way.
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Between the lines: But look at how public opinion breaks down by party.
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They're a company, and all companies seek to shape and spike public opinion.
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Public opinion appears to be against using the Olympic stage to make statements.
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In the court of public opinion, that ironically might be her saving grace.
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In the Trump era, that has yielded some stunning shifts in public opinion.
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At least in the court of public opinion, she's the one on trial.
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But the case has also been fought in the court of public opinion.
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The literature on how public opinion is formed and influenced is fairly clear.
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What&aposs your view and how does this play out in public opinion.
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But some analysts said the attack may change the tide of public opinion.
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Today, it is true that public opinion has swung against nation-building abroad.
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Defendants and victims are condemned by public opinion before going through due process.
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Her research interests center on political communication, social media, gender, and public opinion.
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Russia has used similar strategies to sway public opinion in Europe and Eurasia.
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Some other studies looking at public opinion data have turned up similar results.
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All too often, public opinion is not reflected in legislative action in Albany.
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Not surprisingly, public opinion of online dating has changed over the years, too.
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For many years, public opinion polls had documented diminishing support for democratic institutions.
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Palestinian public opinion is passionately against such concessions to an Israel they mistrust.
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Public opinion continues to get trumped by the power of interest group politics.
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In public opinion, too, impeachment did not entirely devolve into a partisan conflict.
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But conservative true-believers thought a vivid trial would turn public opinion around.
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However he can try to shape public opinion and appoints some key officials.
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Twitter is a great equalizer of sorts when it comes to public opinion.
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"The only real check on his power are public opinion surveys," Alter argued.
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"We don't respond to swings in public opinion or election cycles," Harker said.
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Go deeper: Drug companies have a history of shaping public opinion and research.
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Prior to Cuomo's decision, Airbnb went to great lengths to sway public opinion.
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Public opinion on pubic hair has come a long way since the Renaissance.
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Republicans stayed unified in their opposition, and public opinion stayed on their side.
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No one who follows public opinion polls can be sanguine at that prospect.
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A year into his term, public opinion on the 45th president has calcified.
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It's a strategic position, meant to court a particular section of public opinion.
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Yes, Obama was simply following public opinion on a lot of these issues.
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Why it matters: Sitting presidents can sway public opinion and other elected leaders.
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Unlike Roh's case however, public opinion played a key role in Park's dismissal.
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I think that social justice movements are absolutely integral for changing public opinion.
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Public opinion in the U.S. has moved in favor incremental gun control steps.
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Moia will also then have to deal much more carefully with public opinion.
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Technology is moving; policy is moving; markets are moving; public opinion is moving.
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"Public opinion has to an extent influenced the judiciary," one Weibo user said.
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We need to arm people with the weapons to deal with public opinion.
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"You have to look at the deeper structure of public opinion," Galston says.
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This requires reading a lot of articles and trying to gauge public opinion.
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Bowing to public opinion, Congress has also shut down horse slaughterhouses in America.
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But in this case, it looks like public opinion is on her side.
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It's also astonishing how sensitive companies are becoming to public opinion about animals.
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As years passed and more studies were published, public opinion began to shift.
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Public opinion is clear: 75 percent of Americans want tax reform this year.
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The ultimate goal, he said, is to move public opinion against potential impeachment.
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They are likely to have more money with which to influence public opinion.
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I don't know, except for public relations reasons and manipulation of public opinion.
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While at first unpopular, public opinion for the law is beginning to change.
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However, Pelosi's office has said public opinion will ultimately be on their side.
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It is not an alignment that would be supported by Arab public opinion.
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U.S. public opinion of Saudi Arabia has never fully recovered since the Sept.
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And it's not just public opinion that demonstrates broad support for abortion access.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, it became the Russian Public Opinion Research Center.
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The aggressive stance has been coupled with a public opinion shift toward China.
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Still, public opinion polls have shown little support for cutting specific government programs.
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The defendants were tried — and immediately convicted — in the court of public opinion.
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Public opinion, so ably influenced by the Russians, will play an important role.
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How can he have public opinion on his side if he's arresting students?
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This year, some categories were up to public opinion for the first time.
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Where things stand: Public opinion on the strikes is narrowly in Macron's favor.
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This year, Facebook and Twitter watched as ways of measuring public opinion collapsed.
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It's merely another fact now being judged by the court of public opinion.
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Yet, she has lagged in public opinion polling for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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Even incremental improvement in his behavior is not likely to alter public opinion.
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SL: Well, it swayed public opinion, but it also caused riots and deaths.
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"Right now, public opinion is going in our direction big time," he said.
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The Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute (HKPORI) said 260,000 people took part.
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Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat, had collapsed in the face of negative public opinion.
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That, Mr. Makarkin said, has made the Kremlin more attentive to public opinion.
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But public opinion surveys show overwhelming support for raising taxes on the rich.
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"Adams endured harsh criticism in the court of public opinion," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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Mr. O'Scanlon is undeterred by the dual weights of history and public opinion.
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Public opinion was enormously important in the enactment of those [net neutrality] rules.
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A recent public opinion poll conducted by Ipsos for the news outlet OKO.
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Still, he emphasized that Twitter would not let public opinion influence its decisions.
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" Ruffini added: "False assumptions about public opinion make opposition to Trump less effective.
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"What we're doing here, it's public opinion," Mr. Giuliani told CNN in May.
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It took a lot more than fireside chats to turn public opinion around.
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State-backed "public information" campaigns shape public opinion in ways beneficial to Fidesz.
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"There is a lot of impatience in Honduran public opinion," Mr. Jiménez said.
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Judges should not have to concern themselves with public opinion or political vendettas.
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Liberal Republicans thought he was too calculating, too quick to weigh public opinion.
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There's this great story in a book by Walter Lippmann called Public Opinion.
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Public opinion, however, is unlikely to view his alleged crime with such clemency.
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Mr. Macron is gambling that he can win the contest of public opinion.
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Here are modest steps consistent with the Second Amendment and public opinion: 1.
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"We will not fight this in the court of public opinion," she said.
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Specifically, confronting domestic terrorism creates challenges related to popular perceptions and public opinion.
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Raising more money or shifting public opinion to your side may not either.
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And public opinion continues to move in favor of his removal from office.
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But public opinion hasn't stopped her yet, and it isn't stopping her now.
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"Indonesian judges tend to err on the side of public opinion," he said.
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But the effect of the science march on public opinion is less clear.
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On Politics Public opinion has shifted about impeachment, but not about the president.
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In other words: Despite the increased sense of urgency, public opinion is flat.
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Biden remains atop public opinion polls despite several gaffes and indifferent debate performances.
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Democrats are trying to shift public opinion, which is probably a fool's errand.
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That puts Senator-elect Jones squarely in the mainstream of American public opinion.
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Then would low public opinion, in Uber's circumstance, directly lead to bad sales?
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Who emerges victor will in part hinge on the battle for public opinion.
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Nevertheless, in the court of public opinion (especially among Republicans), the charges stuck.
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Public opinion has time to shift before voters cast their ballots next November.
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Even as public opinion shifts, states have adopted a variety of regulatory approaches.
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Was there concern he'd already been tried in the court of public opinion?
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In order to succeed, special counsel investigations need public opinion on their side.
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"We don't know how representative tweets are to general public opinion," he said.
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Since our movement emerged, public opinion in Pakistan has turned against extrajudicial killings.
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Fighting a special counsel in the court of public opinion is nothing new.
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Trump's attempts at racist demagogy often end up mobilizing public opinion against him.
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But in the court of public opinion, they should have a real impact.
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Public opinion continues to support the decrease in capital punishment, the center says.
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He seems to be trying the case in the court of public opinion.
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Poll data highlights the volatility of public opinion on matters of sexual behavior.
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Tresa Undem is a partner at the nonpartisan public opinion research firm PerryUndem.
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We tend to think politicians are poll-obsessed creatures who follow public opinion.
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But the overall direction of public opinion is moving in the opposite direction.
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But the consistency of public opinion across pollsters and question wordings is striking.
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How do you feel visual media can incite change and impact public opinion?
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Past school shootings have usually had transient effects on public opinion, if any.
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Amy Fried is a professor of political science at the University of Maine and the author of Muffled Echoes: Oliver North and the Politics of Public Opinion and Pathways to Polling: Crisis, Cooperation and the Making of Public Opinion Professions.
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See, the idea that you can't change public opinion, that the job of Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer is not to lead public opinion in a direction, seems to be ... But there's never been a ... ... a complete abdication of responsibility.
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To find out what went wrong, a panel of experts led by Pew Research Center's Courtney Kennedy put together an autopsy for the American Association of Public Opinion Research, findings they later detailed in a paper for the Public Opinion Quarterly.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers said this week that their client had already been convicted as guilty in the court of public opinion even before the trial, and said that a focus of their defense would be to win back public opinion.
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What I have seen consistently from Tim is somebody who pays attention to politics, who is not unmindful that, as Lincoln said, with public opinion there's nothing you can't do—and without public opinion there's very little you can get done.
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One of France's leading newspapers has given up on public opinion polls ahead of April's presidential election One of France's leading newspapers has given up on public opinion polls ahead of April's presidential election One of France's leading newspapers has given up on public opinion polls ahead of France's presidential election in April, and its reasoning, it says, comes down to two recent, unforeseen events: President Trump and Brexit.
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Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion, said that Mrs.
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In public opinion polls, it is supported by virtually every demographic, region, and party.
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And yet Trump has nonetheless reshaped American public opinion across a number of topics.
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The court of public opinion, Martha, seems to have rolled already against MGM. Martha?
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Because the Trump regime knows that images have a tremendous impact on public opinion.
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Even top bosses who've noticed the change in public opinion aren't willing to adjust.
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The tumult surrounding President Donald Trump has produced strikingly little shift in public opinion.
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And not just in terms of public opinion but a jury's opinion as well.
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Mechanisms like public opinion polls or other forms of democratic referendum are typically weak.
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In recent years it has routinely sought public opinion to fine-tune investment rules.
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In the U.K., two new polls showed public opinion over a Brexit remained divided.
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But a two-party system is inadequate to represent the diversity of public opinion.
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She's already being judged in the court of public opinion — and by former coworkers.
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Public opinion on Kavanaugh's confirmation and the investigation is just as divided, WaPo explains.
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Polls suggest that, together, the trio enjoy majority support —51%—in French public opinion.
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Australia has held only three plebiscites to test public opinion, two of which failed.
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But in the court of public opinion, the billionaire family has taken a beating.
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Ultimately, Comey put the issue back into the court of public opinion, Hosko said.
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The only way to guarantee they don't is by insulating them from public opinion.
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The law and elements of public opinion sometimes seem to bend in their favour.
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But public opinion here is firmly on the side of the climate change believers.
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The bill has been at the center of debate for months, polarizing public opinion.
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Public opinion of the investigation matters because the end game here will be political.
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Recent surveys of Scottish public opinion give a complex picture of views on independence.
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So whether Pence loses the debate in the court of public opinion is secondary.
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But the court of public opinion shows a simple protest isn't the entire story.
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Our recently published book on immigration framing and public opinion can offer some insights.
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The Catalan events pushed public opinion, traditionally slightly left of centre, to the right.
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Britons will vote on June 23 in a referendum that has divided public opinion.
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Public opinion polls released on Wednesday showed little overall support for the Senate bill.
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And when it comes to public opinion, Chinese farmers are often on their own.
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At the time, public opinion of O'Reilly, even among viewers, was beginning to sour.
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"With gay marriage, politicians responded to public opinion," says one former Downing Street staffer.
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SurveyMonkey is used by companies as well as political groups to gauge public opinion.
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His research focuses on international conflict, democratic peace and conflict behavior, and public opinion.
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Even though she lost the case, she won in the court of public opinion.
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What was surprising was the lack of doubt in the court of public opinion.
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Public opinion polls suggest the crisis already has cost the French leader popularity points.
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Yet law-making and public opinion remain murky on the issue of exotic pets.
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Of note: With Russia's recent rise in nationalism, so has public opinion of Stalin.
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Trump attacked public opinion polls, except one that said he was popular among Republicans.
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And the broader struggle, to win over public opinion, could be even more difficult.
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Activists say public opinion eventually overrides the difficult economics of the cage-free business.
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Politics matter And that is the reality of impeachment: politics and public opinion count.
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What does the data tell us about how public opinion is shaped by misinformation?
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Public opinion polls also show Americans worried about potential changes to the healthcare system.
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His government's approval has plummeted according to a public opinion poll published on Tuesday.
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In recent weeks, Trump has been running behind Clinton in most public opinion polls.
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Mr Valls and Mr Macron have helped nudge French public opinion towards the centre.
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Turkey is a democracy not a sultanate or kingdom and public opinion does matter.
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The PMDB will, as is its wont, follow public opinion rather than lead it.
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Lawrence isn't winning any trophies in the court of public opinion for this exchange.
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Public opinion polls had begun to show hardening support among Democrats for single-payer.
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Public opinion polls consistently show that the American public is firmly in Israel's corner.
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Unlike the court of public opinion, the legal system has to have real consequences.
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Of course, after an extremely dramatic event, public opinion wakes up and politicians react.
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Fishbein said he sees similarities with the Cosby case in terms of public opinion.
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It also goes against not just public opinion, but smart policy and sound science.
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The poll, which was conducted by Public Opinion Strategies and WPA Intelligence from Nov.
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Millions are being spent to influence those on Capitol Hill and shape public opinion.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that public opinion can have an effect on court decisions.
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In the Nixon impeachment, public opinion shifted after months of public hearings and testimony.
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A presidential impeachment requires this period of maturation of allegations to swing public opinion.
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Public opinion has shifted nationwide, but voters in Washington still rejected affirmative action policies.
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Not one public opinion survey conducted this cycle found Sanders in the lead there.
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But in the court of public opinion, the damage may already have been done.
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They may make occasional rhetorical concessions, if the tide of public opinion threatens them.
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Trump's effort to repeal Obamacare is another example of his struggle against public opinion.
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But we haven't defended the job we do in the court of public opinion.
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There's a lot more political pressure, and public opinion is overwhelming on this subject.
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Public opinion polls by third parties have not yet been taken on the initiative.
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Public opinion analyst Karlyn Bowman said in an interview that aired Tuesday on Hill.
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On issues of international trade, the current crop of candidates is following public opinion.
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One public opinion poll found that 49 percent of Canadians had heard of him.
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We can be certain that public opinion will continue to matter immensely to him.
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Recent polls indicate a shift in public opinion, which used to favor aggressive prosecution.
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This is especially the case with public opinion beginning to coalesce around climate issues.
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But Buttigieg has an uncanny sense of public opinion—or he's done his research.
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Simpson denied guilt, but public opinion was strongly against him even after his acquittal.
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Katrina or Sandy to alter public opinion to the degree necessary for a climate
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Public opinion polls show a more people blame Trump for the shutdown than Democrats.
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Other recent public opinion polls also have strong shown support for a wealth tax.
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As illustrated above, the court of public opinion will swiftly be known from there.
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Missteps are to be litigated and punished endlessly in the court of public opinion.
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"There is little due process in the court of public opinion," the letter read.
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Six years later, public opinion may have shifted enough to allow it to pass.
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But could the court of public opinion sway the actual courts on sexual violence?
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Public-opinion surveys show widespread support for tighter controls on gun-ownership in America.
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Public opinion polls help to explain where Democratic candidates have fallen on health care.
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Republican senators have no problem trying Dr. Blasey in the court of public opinion.
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And trends in public opinion since the election have tended to confirm this point.
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"It's a terrifying, yet fascinating time to be doing public opinion research," he said.
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His research focuses on public opinion, campaigns and elections, political parties, and legislative politics.
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The lesson here: When people answer public opinion polls, they rely on mental shortcuts.
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A new survey of US public opinion sheds some fascinating light on the subject.
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Public opinion now needs to be reflected in the law, Oota told the crowd.
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Dewey was forced to concede Lippmann's basic point about the folly of public opinion.
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Campbell is right that public opinion matters far less than many like to think.
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Gillibrand remains at 1 percent in most public opinion polls of the Democratic primary.
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That bonus wave appeared to, very briefly, buoy public opinion of the tax cuts.
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I believe in the court of public opinion that that thought has to change.
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These numbers can be very important for swaying public opinion and affecting public policy.
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Experts differ on whether public opinion data suggests Mr. Comey's letter tipped the election.
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Facebook hasn't had the best couple of years when it comes to public opinion.
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The federal government — especially Congress — responded very quickly to the shift in public opinion.
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"This is a public opinion that's available in any law library," Mr. Hatch said.
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Mr Han's new fatalism is revealing, and reflects a wider shift in public opinion.
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Republicans are also carefully watching public opinion polls, which are moving in their favor.
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Various activist groups are waging campaigns, too, in an effort to sway public opinion.
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Earlier this year, the office similarly asked for public opinion on AI and patents.
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When public opinion finally compels him to speak out against bigotry, he is unconvincing.
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But it may have also been made with an eye on shifting public opinion.
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It would be another year before public opinion turned toward doubts about the war.
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Of course, there is little reason to assume that public opinion will stand still.
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None of these institutions could have functioned without the vitalizing power of public opinion.
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Yet in all of these cases, corporate lobbies carry the day against public opinion.
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Public opinion polls show Americans in general are opposed to U.S. military interventions overseas.
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The moral of the story is not that public opinion doesn't matter in policymaking.
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Public opinion could shift quickly and sharply in that environment, even among many Republicans.
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And many credit Biden's endorsement for moving public opinion in favor of marriage rights.
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Recent public opinion polls have, on multiple occasions, reflected consistently high levels of support.
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Public opinion surveys show that most Americans are deeply concerned about rising drug prices.
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We should be talking about how public opinion is formed in an interconnected world.
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What's the point: Public opinion on Trump has been remarkably stable throughout his presidency.
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How do they think that will play out in the court of public opinion?
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The draft decree is expected to be published within days to seek public opinion.
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And public opinion polls show that Americans support that by a 103:1 ratio.
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Bots continue today to infect the platform in an effort to sway public opinion.
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Public opinion on the unusual dish has been mixed since its release in November.
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The rebels are also walking a fine line with Syrian and international public opinion.
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While public opinion has shifted, questions remain about the direction and sustainability of #MeToo.
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The more information the government withholds, the easier it becomes to manipulate public opinion.
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But he added that public opinion would change once North Korea attended the games.
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On other questions about the Russia investigation, public opinion continues to largely hold steady.
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Yet leading Democratic prospects to challenge him face public opinion hurdles of their own.
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It's doing more than serving a market need; it's actively reshaping American public opinion.
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Analysis: Experts say that referendums tend to be highly imperfect measures of public opinion.
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I'm referring to the more insidious business of distorting discourse and influencing public opinion.
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Public opinion, once so strongly behind Mr. Smollett, began to waver in recent days.
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Instead the formation of public opinion reflects the functional composition and organization of society.
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The formation of public opinion occurs in large measure through the interaction of groups.
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POLITICO partners with Morning Consult, an online polling vendor, for its public-opinion polling.
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That's partly because when people answer public opinion polls, they rely on mental shortcuts.
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But those observations, coming from physicians — even psychiatrists like myself — are merely public opinion.
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But as Houston demonstrated, conservatives can turn public opinion by invoking fears of bathrooms.
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Trump's views are in conflict with both expert and public opinion on these issues.
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And that could effect a shift in public opinion that damages politics for years.
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Over time, that can lead to a big shift in public opinion and policy.
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Let's start with a look a few basic facts about public opinion on climate.
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Well, as I've written many times, public opinion is not some great enduring mystery.
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Or maybe there's some weather disaster that somehow shifts public opinion on climate change.
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The draft rules to support securities companies' liquidity will solicit public opinion until Aug.
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The biggest challenges to removing monuments are not public opinion, but the legal barriers.
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Public opinion has shifted, and critics and audiences are reevaluating their relationship with Allen.
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The chamber's six-year terms help insulate it from short-term public opinion swings.
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None of this means that Trump is a sure bet to lose the election in 2020 — public opinion can change fast and there's nothing particularly predictive about polling this far out — but it's a pretty clear snapshot of public opinion right now.
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"I've been on the executive council of the American Association of Public Opinion Research (AAPOR), our largest public opinion professional society, I was president of it a few years ago, and one of our core values in polling is transparency," Newport told Hill.
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One meant to sway the public opinion on this case long before Mr. or Mrs.
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That means there's genuine uncertainty about just how insulated the Court is from public opinion.
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Both the government and public opinion strongly oppose taking in a large number of them.
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It is important to send a stability, certainty message/signal to the European public opinion.
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Worse, is the information being presented in such a way as to shape public opinion?
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You should go in one of -- win your ideas in a debate of public opinion.
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Finish line In a televised debate last week, Lam acknowledged the importance of public opinion.
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The basic core of the current electability case for Sanders refers to public opinion polling.
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They scoffed when he told them that unilateralism risked inflaming public opinion in allied countries.
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Rousseff was expected to appeal to public opinion in an effort to prevent her impeachment.
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Duterte's administration has used social media to try to influence public opinion and spread misinformation.
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A recent poll in the U.K. suggests that public opinion reflects this way of thinking.
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"Public opinion is not an objective in itself, sorry to be so blunt," he said.
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I think that I always will be a polarizing artist in terms of public opinion.
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"While the progress is good, this is not enough according to public opinion," Ansip said.
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Shifting public opinion might help with that, but it's only a means to an end.
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Western firms, skilled in secret psychological operations, have been hired to help shape public opinion.
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Politicians who can influence public opinion are regularly compromised — this is the Kremlin's favorite game.
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Despite the consternation about how they've been rolled out, public opinion is on their side.
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Despite the negative publicity, public opinion polls show Trudeau's Liberals still command a healthy lead.
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But this first step has still swayed public opinion to see Facebook as a copycat.
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Most shocking, perhaps, is that public opinion has pretty much kept up with these changes.
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Alabama views Trump more favorably than any other U.S. state, the public opinion firm found.
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As it happens, there is little sign that public opinion has altered since the referendum.
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"One marker that sets [it] apart is its functionality in shaping public opinion," Kim admits.
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The first polls to ask about Comey's dismissal shows public opinion isn't great for Trump.
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And public opinion regarding abortion has been deeply affected by a few high-profile cases.
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Public opinion is strongly in favour of allowing abortion for victims of rape or incest.
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"If a jury says so forth and so on, there's still public opinion," Cosby said.
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Public opinion polls suggest that voters want to know the details about the candidates' health.
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Why have you decided to literally try this case in the court of public opinion?
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"Unfortunately, they have succumbed to the court of public opinion, who've convicted him," he said.
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Langer presented the paper at the 22018 American Association for Public Opinion Conference last week.
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The low public opinion numbers come against a backdrop of high ratings and huge profits.
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The lack of difficulty in swaying public opinion is an increasing worry by German politicians.
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Support for reform is also reflected in a public opinion poll commissioned by Youth First.
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After those incidents, public opinion turned against gun ownership and Parliament passed stricter gun laws.
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Exports also shape public opinion of globalization and offer the opportunity for economies of scale.
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" The agency said news sites would have to "adhere to correct guidance of public opinion.
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Both science and public opinion have made outdated views on PTSD politically and socially unacceptable.
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But it doesn't mean the press will be neutralized as a shaper of public opinion.
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Dina Smeltz is a senior fellow for public opinion and foreign policy at the council.
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The NRA and Republicans helped shift public opinion and even the Supreme Court over decades.
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But it is still just one data point in a sea of public opinion surveys.
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In the modern political arena, the battle for public opinion is won and lost online.
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Second, Schiff demonstrates this is all about media play in the court of public opinion.
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But that shift in public opinion largely fades over time, and Congress doesn't pass anything.
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Public opinion has not reached that level of consensus for global warming or air pollution.
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Has the concept been corrupted by modern day politics and the court of public opinion?
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Tesla has frequently used its data to defend itself in the court of public opinion.
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But in the court of public opinion, it doesn't look very good for Congressman Cardenas.
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Public opinion is deeply divided, making Finland a prime target for a campaign by Russia.
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Before the election, public opinion polls regularly showed that Tsai's approval rating hovered below 30%.
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A cynical strain of conventional wisdom says that nothing moves public opinion of Mr Trump.
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Public opinion is increasingly drifting toward Democrats and against Trump and his border wall demand.
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It turns out that delegates — like ordinary voters — are susceptible to shifts in public opinion.
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Mr. Trump insisted the changes were made because he was leading in public opinion polls.
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Facebook and Google will have the tools to sway Indian public opinion and affect elections.
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Nonetheless, there is potential for public opinion to shift as familiarity with the investigation rises.
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To that, I say roll the dice, because public opinion is overwhelmingly on Trump's side.
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But it's the creepy trackers that are looking increasingly out of step with public opinion.
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Reflecting public opinion, Parliament recently overwhelmingly rejected a no-confidence motion initiated by the opposition.
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Public opinion polls have shown more people are blaming Trump for the shutdown than Democrats.
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Mr. Bettman saw that as proof that public opinion had gotten unreasonably ahead of science.
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Polling on public opinion on health care policy has fluctuated, sometimes wildly, in recent years.
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When Uber saw many executives leave the company, it made strides to regain public opinion.
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The Levada Center retained its reputation as the most reliable source on Russian public opinion.
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When they feel the spotlight shining on them, they have been responsive to public opinion.
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Public opinion polling at the time found Americans overwhelmingly blamed congressional Republicans for the shutdown.
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Instead, it provided far more insight into how loaded questions can shape public opinion polls.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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And they are therefore starting by waging the war in the court of public opinion.
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Public opinion has really come down very firmly on the side of the Windrush migrants.
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She knows the brutal truth: In the court of public opinion, she simply cannot win.
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But times have changed and restrictions have relaxed, perhaps to align with modern public opinion.
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His research specialties include public opinion trends, election polling, strategic communications research and reputation research.
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While Labor's climate policies are more in line with public opinion, its leader is not.
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It'd be very odd if Trump singlehandedly reversed that longstanding trend in American public opinion.
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The dominant challenge to adoption is in changing public opinion in favor of autonomous vehicles.
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What's more, American public opinion was not in favor of more immigrants, particularly from Germany.
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Like public opinion polls, the endorsement primary suggests a contest that is still wide open.
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But, public opinion on major pieces of legislation tends to harden quickly -- and stay hardened.
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Gohmert, a former state judge, criticized the quick prosecution in the court of public opinion.
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The Saudis are dependent on the United States, and public opinion is increasingly against them.
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The thing is, progressive activists are right about public opinion on some of these issues.
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The best issues are those on which Democrats hold a decisive advantage in public opinion.
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A public opinion poll on the issue also poses questions about whether it could pass.
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Despite its clear language, the summary resolved very little in Twitter's court of public opinion.
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The issue had already been litigated, both in public opinion and in court, decades ago.
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The results will provide the first true barometer of public opinion since the 563 election.
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Meanwhile, the clashes are good to distract the public opinion from economic and political problems.
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In short, the donor class drags US politics to the right of median public opinion.
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Well, public opinion here is clear: Americans want everyone to have access to health care.
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Similarly, public opinion on immigration keeps becoming more favorable the longer Trump persists in office.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has been campaigning fiercely to turn public opinion against Trump's tariffs.
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American public opinion, especially among young people, is shifting toward supporting peace and Palestinian rights.
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Now as always, presidents reflect public opinion at least as much as they shape it.
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Its population is among the most optimistic in the world, according to public opinion surveys.
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The vigilantes stream the interrogations online to try them in the court of public opinion.
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There is, after all, another explanation for the splits we're seeing in public opinion: geography.
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The political correctness demanded by current public opinion throws out the baby with the bathwater.
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The campaign changed public opinion about Harry Truman's plan for national insurance, helping doom it.
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Of course, the conduct of Republicans and public opinion are not independent of each other.
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Prominent authors weighed in — and as awareness spread, public opinion was clearly on Milan's side.
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The Iran crisis is another instance of the Democrats throwing Trump a public opinion lifeline.
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Meetings of the American Association of Public Opinion Research tend to be pretty staid affairs.
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The tax package passed in December had little public support, according to public opinion surveys.
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If that view is widely held, it signals a seismic shift in Israeli public opinion.
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Nor was public consensus behind them, though overall public opinion on Obamacare was marginally negative.
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In Oklahoma, several public opinion polls showed that parents overwhelmingly supported teachers during their walkout.
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It courted embattled governments, controversial clients and powerful people who ran afoul of public opinion.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists talk polling, persuasion and public opinion on impeachment.
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Even if public opinion isn't moving, the entire saga will still go down in history.
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Leaders are not shackled to public opinion and have the power to change people's minds.
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Mr. Cosby acknowledged that, even if exonerated at trial, public opinion was a different issue.
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"If a jury says so forth and so on, there's still public opinion," he said.
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They could inflict major losses on the Americans and turn public opinion against the war.
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Brewer is appealing the Texas ruling and has called the poll legitimate public-opinion research.
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Yes, the media has always influenced public opinion through editorials, but not in reporting fact.
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Public opinion polls show Americans in general have been opposed to U.S. military interventions overseas.
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The White House has reportedly considered arguing Feldman's point in the court of public opinion.
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It is not clear that public opinion has yet shifted enough to change the equation.
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Sensing that the tide of public opinion had turned against it, the tobacco lobby yielded.
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Longer term, they're trying to shape public opinion, with an election looming later this year.
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Public opinion is still mostly in favor of the protest movement, but support is waning.
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But she acknowledges that public opinion may put PFAS on the same trajectory as BPA.
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Consider, first, that after several weeks of hearings, public opinion about impeachment mostly has frozen.
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Challenging horrors in Xinjiang may involve confronting Chinese public opinion, as well as China's rulers.
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While imperfect, high-quality public opinion polls are the best measure of that public support.
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But, public opinion research also shows Trump supporters and Americans generally are incredibly price sensitive.
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In the US political process, at least until today, big money wins over public opinion.
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Before, they never had to worry about being condemned by the court of public opinion.
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This finding reveals the importance of how the characterization of foreign nationals shapes public opinion.
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Gore: I think Trump has isolated himself from "overwhelming majority of public opinion" on climate.
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Such a rift between public opinion and its leaders never ends well for the leaders.
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Out of more than two dozen industries, public opinion of drug companies ranked dead last.
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Technology companies and public opinion, however, overwhelming favor keeping the net neutrality rules in place.
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Despite all the evidence and witnesses, Democrats are losing the public-opinion battle on impeachment.
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Of course public opinion data is far from the only indicator of anti-Muslim bigotry.
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Impeachment is far from the only topic on which the American public opinion has stalemated.
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We don't have a clear way to do that in the court of public opinion.
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"He said Huawei is facing great difficulties communicating with Western public opinion," Mr. Hu wrote.
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They are notoriously poor at reflecting public opinion, particularly on a complex issue like Brexit.
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After his arrest, the reversal in public opinion for Mr. Smollett was quick and damaging.
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But yeah, it is dangerous for governments to get way out ahead of public opinion.
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The media plays a fundamental role in forging public opinion about such cases, experts say.
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But progress, particularly for lesbian and gay people, continues to be seen in public opinion.
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So it's a good time to have another look at public opinion on climate change.
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And elected officials can break promises to cater to public opinion or interest group demands.
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"But I still believe public opinion is on the side of child refugees," he said.
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"For politicians, the media are often like a stand-in for public opinion," Bogert continued.
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Each side also sought support from Church colleagues and from the court of public opinion.
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In a second paper recently published in the Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, I show that this is indeed the case: An analysis of a large number of public opinion polls reveals partisans tend to agree on the state of the stock market.
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That means that even the best traditional public opinion poll is only a view of public opinion at that particular moment in time, and it is nearly impossible to assess the changing opinions of many Americans – much less understand the source of their conflict.
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To her critics she merely follows public opinion and is too hyper-cautious to shape it.
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Luke won the legal battle, but the court of public opinion is increasingly anti-Dr. Luke.
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Jerome Corsi has been recently banned for expressing fair public opinion and discussion of relevant facts.
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Trump's framing of the NFL protests as unpatriotic didn't just skew public opinion among his supporters.
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I mean of course, whatever is out there in terms of public opinion, you cannot change.
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They wanted to see if public opinion would change in their favor, or die down altogether.
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She's a careful, opportunistic politician who is more likely to follow public opinion and lead it.
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Public opinion on the LGBTQ community has undergone a seismic shift in the last 15 years.
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Firms should recognise that, if the courts do not force the liability issue, public opinion will.
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A rare insight into Cuban public opinion was published by NORC at the University of Chicago.
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Until that changes, hotlines are the only windows officials have into the world of public opinion.
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Thus, the one moderating force we thought might restrain Trump — public opinion — has been tossed aside.
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Now it is looking for inroads in public opinion and the political elite across the continent.
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Because of its institutional weakness, the court is constrained by public opinion and by elite opinion.
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"Who can derail López Obrador?" asked Isabela Corduneanu, founder of RoundVox, a public opinion consulting firm.
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The more prevalent new parents in their 40s are, the more public opinion begins to shift.
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The American Association for Public Opinion Research has promised an autopsy by May of next year.
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The Times will be looking for other opportunities to use new methods to measure public opinion.
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First, it tosses bold allegations into the realm of public opinion without full evidence or context.
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They found strong evidence for the existence of "negative partisanship" in public opinion and voting data.
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So it's clear that despite public opinion, Kardashian is still smitten and sticking by her man.
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She now became a woman living a private life, away from the constraints of public opinion.
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Don't confuse the odds in the political prediction market with the information in public opinion polls.
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The biggest roadblock to US carriers adopting them is probably more public opinion than the FCC.
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Resentment towards the refugees seems to be one of the few issues that unites public opinion.
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Warren contended that Ayotte is "running away from" Trump as public opinion has turned against him.
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And for years, courts sided with the companies, he says — until public opinion began to change.
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The devolved Scottish government announced last October it was against fracking, in line with public opinion.
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Correctly perceiving that public opinion is turning, the companies now say they will be more forthcoming.
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However, the tide of public opinion, even amongst unionists, appears slowly but surely to be turning.
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Polls taken right after Comey's announcement Friday show it had little significant effect on public opinion.
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The study comes from the Democracy Fund Voter Study Group, a collection of public opinion researchers.
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Elected officials aren't responding to the boycotts, he said, but to the public opinion behind them.
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Trump currently has a 61 percent unfavorable rating in the RealClearPolitics average of public opinion polls.
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This decision was a huge win for Netanyahu and had an influence on Israeli public opinion.
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During Clinton's impeachment proceedings, public opinion of Republicans fell, while Democrats and Clinton experienced a surge.
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Even so, public opinion, not legal statutes, may shape how airlines respond to the alleged incident.
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Pollsters say ad hoc telephone surveys do not necessarily provide a reliable reflection of public opinion.
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In 1995 public opinion backed the grévistes, and support grew even as the strikes dragged on.
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But one of the most important checks on the president, on any politician, is public opinion.
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These moves show how powerful public opinion can be in persuading political leaders to take action.
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Instead, they are measuring current public opinion among all Americans, not just voters or likely voters.
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"They're still very active—in making preparations at least—to influence public opinion again," he said.
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"We don't want them back and public opinion won't support it," said a French diplomatic source.
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The most important, most anticipated public opinion poll in politics will be out on Saturday night.
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The public opinion survey Wilkinson cites from the Richmond Fed does not show what she claims.
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There aren't many contested political issues on which public opinion is so unequivocally on one side.
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Though not a democracy, Beijing is not as insulated from public opinion as one might imagine.
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Hillary can't afford to have him do this because public opinion would strongly shift against her.
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Kander cited Alito's dissent as an example of why the battle for public opinion is crucial.
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She knows that the court of public opinion is often unkind, if not cruel, to survivors.
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Clinton will continue to campaign in Florida, where many public opinion polls show a tight race.
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Likewise, public opinion polls consistently rated the ACA unfavorably, with approval ratings rarely exceeding 50 percent.
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Post-election public opinion polls continue to trend upward regarding the growing support for the ACA.
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It misses the subtle shifts in public opinion that occur as a result of a debate.
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In the end, the surest brake upon nepotism may not be the law, but public opinion.
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Even then, the fact that black and Latino children were most affected helped drive public opinion.
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Public opinion has swung against the EU since the Great Recession and subsequent eurozone economic crisis.
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Part of the reason for that possibility can be found in public opinion of the candidates.
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The changing structure of global trade is partly to blame for the souring of public opinion.
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"Its planners planted statements to mislead public opinion and the countries of the world," he said.
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Change Research, quick, accurate public opinion polling that cuts costs by as much as 90 percent.
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Despite the dismal public opinion of the app, Eng said HighBlood has received 547 sign-ups.
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The single poll also does not capture public opinion at the level of specific House districts.
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The Polling Report, an aggregation of public opinion surveys, presents data on immigration from multiple sources.
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They ultimately flipped public opinion, along with many Republican lawmakers, into supporting those articles of impeachment.
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But that doesn't mean that prosecutors are done trying him in the court of public opinion.
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The party gauges public opinion in an attempt to respond to expectations and relieve social pressures.
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Public opinion on this issue matters because there are flimsy legal protections for journalists and leakers.
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Public opinion shifts and common-sense laws have dramatically reduced the number of Americans who smoke.
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Bash then asked if Clyburn thought GOP lawmakers would change their minds to reflect public opinion.
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Polling and public opinion analyst Karlyn Bowman said in an interview that aired Tuesday on Hill.
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Public opinion polling from multiple organizations has consistently shown that most Americans oppose overturning Roe v.
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Meanwhile, the administration will have to defend the executive order in the court of public opinion.
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Public relations agencies and lobbying firms use many tactics to influence public opinion and public officials.
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To track public opinion on the ACA over time, we began following 2628,28500 Americans in 6900.
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Horwitt's Democratic firm conducted the poll along with Republican pollster Bill McInturff of Public Opinion Strategies.
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When the court tries to get ahead of public opinion, it can inflict a major backlash.
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The message, so far, has not resonated with voters, according to a recent public opinion poll.
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However, that edge in public opinion has narrowed recently, according to a Real Clear Politics average.
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Public opinion surveys in France suggest that 2628 to 28503 percent of respondents support the protest.
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No Colombian in history ever possessed or exercised a talent like his for shaping public opinion.
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Another traveller told CNN that she thought the protesters' actions would turn public opinion against them.
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To the contrary, studies have shown that public opinion tends to react against prevailing government policies.
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Polls have given contradictory pictures of British public opinion, keeping markets guessing on the final outcome.
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Ever-growing herds are overgrazing public lands, but public opinion prevents the horses from being killed.
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Nationwide, several polls suggest that public opinion has shifted markedly in favor of stricter gun laws.
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In the meantime, Stone intends to keep up his fight in the court of public opinion.
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The third factor influencing public opinion could be the media coverage of such reports, Leiserowitz said.
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But Trump likely isn't worrying about public opinion over the next few weeks or even months.
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The same is true of cases in the court of public opinion or other unofficial hearings.
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" That term encompasses "false news, disinformation, or networks of fake accounts aimed at manipulating public opinion.
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Not only does corporate money not drown out public opinion, it often helps amplify citizens' voices.
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In the end, both sides will succeed to some degree in the court of public opinion.
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Decisions like these, based on public opinion, might someday dictate the subtlest interactions between animals everywhere.
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Why couldn't these decisions wait until the bill is formally heard and public opinion formally sought?
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Neither approach seems to have moved public opinion appreciably in the direction of evidence-informed interventions.
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Previous studies have tended to focus on public opinion in the US and other Western democracies.
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The president — and his Twitter account — could have big sway over public opinion on the Hill.
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The discovery continues to highlight efforts to influence American public opinion by foreign adversaries beyond Russia.
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It's unclear whether her attitudes have shifted as public opinion has changed dramatically on the issue.
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"Public opinion is unfavorable to candidates with a political profile," Doria told Reuters in his offices.
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Omar Aguilar, chief investment officer at Charles Schwab, said the only thing changing is public opinion.
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Public opinion polls show a significant shift in views on married couples using a single surname.
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Appointed judges who must face retention elections also have reason to be sensitive to public opinion.
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Public opinion has turned around under his son's rule — and Juan Carlos' public appearances have diminished.
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But given the public opinion equivalent of a layup, he's falling far short of the hoop.
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You can see this pattern today in the ways that many progressive activists misread public opinion.
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"The court of public opinion is all we're going to have before the election," he said.
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Incidentally, Canada, which uses much less coal than the US, is further along in public opinion.
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Opposition parties, backed by public opinion, have long argued that some refugees should be sent packing.
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She sees government caution about gay marriage as a bid to avoid affronting majority public opinion.
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None of this excuses members of Congress from their duties, which sometimes include withstanding public opinion.
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Even amid signs of a slowing economy, few saw signs of a shift in public opinion.
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Public opinion polls show broad support for issues like climate change prevention or universal health care.
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But activists over the past few months had waged a vigorous campaign to change public opinion.
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Public opinion is difficult to judge in any police state in which journalists are closely watched.
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But public opinion has flipped, with a slight majority now saying they would prefer to remain.
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But his South China Sea rhetoric appears out of step with public opinion in the Philippines.
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People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party, accused Ms. Ma of manipulating public opinion.
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Movements are said to exercise "cultural" power when they shape public opinion, language and everyday behavior.
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But even if we did, it is unlikely that public opinion or government policy would change.
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The first comes from the recent 180-degree reversal in public opinion about the industry's function.
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"It does affect public opinion, which affects Congress, which affects impeachment proceedings," Mr. Dean told me.
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And many efforts to gain control of public opinion only throw these problems into sharp relief.
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Dublin was unhappy with the plan, as were Northern Irish public opinion and most business leaders.
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Besides, the appearance of being unfair is a loser's game in the court of public opinion.
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And it's worth emphasizing that there is a real gap between public opinion and government policy.
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Take it public: When the legal outlook seems dire, Trump often seeks to sway public opinion.
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Advocates for stricter immigration policies also believe Trump is on the right side of public opinion.
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And it's unclear what impact — if any — the Judiciary hearings will have in shaping public opinion.
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Siders: Most observers were expecting a Buttigieg pile-on, with Buttigieg rising in public opinion polls.
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It was a turning point that galvanized public opinion against Prime Minister Harper's anti-science agenda.
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Letting the chauvinists chortle over Riggs's victories would not help in the battle for public opinion.
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"I don't remember periods where Turkish public opinion was as divided" within the country, he added.
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This position doesn't comport with either public opinion or scientific reality The data speaks for itself.
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Neither would have come up for a vote if Republicans were responding to public opinion alone.
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Public opinion polls, including those taken by Reuters/Ipsos, have shown Biden's support remaining relatively stable.
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According to polls by the Japanese news media, public opinion is strongly on the emperor's side.
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As public opinion sours on Trudeau, his past gaffes and failures have resurfaced as talking points.
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It's important to realize that Trumpian protectionism wasn't a response to a groundswell of public opinion.
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Public opinion is mobilized through institutions — through interest groups, activist organizations, think tanks and political parties.
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As is the case with most products, competition and public opinion will eventually influence drug prices.
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It is unclear whether the debate around the plan in recent months has affected public opinion.
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State-run media organizations adopted a scolding tone, warning that public opinion had "hijacked" the case.
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New research shows that corporate leaders have extraordinary power to sway public opinion on important issues.
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The trend suggests investors aren't too worried about low public opinion or even mounting government investigations.
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But rather than reflecting public opinion, America's lawmakers have found it more useful to inflame it.
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The senator's evolution on pot pairs closely with the changes in public opinion on the issue.
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That suggests the summary letter released Sunday did little to move public opinion on this matter.
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"Finally social media is waking up to manipulation of public opinion by our adversaries," he wrote.
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At least four recent polls show that public opinion on Obamacare is tipping in its favor.
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Given Barr's public opinion on the matter, there is no other decision he could have reached.
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Those tweets advocated Saudi positions regarding sanctions in Iran and public opinion regarding Saudi government officials.
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Meanwhile, security services have issued a warning about false news to "harm public opinion," it reported.
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It is clear that he has already lost the argument in the court of public opinion.
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Public opinion is being dragged along by the enthusiasm and activism of the climate youth movement.
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Since the Obama administration lifted the ban on transgender people serving, public opinion has been mixed.
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Ms. Harris finally reversed course in 2018, long after public opinion had shifted on the topic.
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With the internet, he said, "a small incident can form into a vortex of public opinion."
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On the other hand, public opinion on climate change is shifting quickly, especially among young people.
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