I think the tax cuts and the rollback of regulations has created not only new incentives to grow, Chris, but also tremendous confidence, consumer surveys, business surveys, small business surveys.
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Surveys taken a generation ago might assess depression in a different way than surveys do today.
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Facebook has also run surveys asking which of two News Feed surveys people like better Facebook has also run surveys asking which of two News Feed surveys people like better Facebook has also run surveys about whether people think certain posts are ads, or which of two posts they'd rather see This algorithmic tuning has allowed Facebook's feed to stay fresh after nearly a decade.
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Presentations range from historic surveys, to overviews of specific mediums, to group and solo exhibitions and retrospective surveys.
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Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be an opt-out mechanism, if you don't want customer surveys to show up on your TV. According to Netflix's help documentation about customer surveys, users can unsubscribe from email surveys from the Communication Settings page, but there's nothing mentioned about turning off the on-screen TV surveys.
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In the United States, the PMI Surveys, the sentiment surveys, they're all still really strong and not suggestive of recession.
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Surveys of these types of surveys find no single explanation for how the public perceives the threat of climate change.
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The federal statistics office carries out periodic surveys of the gray economy, but it mostly extrapolates data from old surveys.
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The surveys do use different methodologies, but it's unclear why there are such stark differences in the two surveys' findings.
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Most public surveys simply ask respondents whether they'll vote, while these voter file-based surveys relied on past vote history.
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Survey measures of expectations such as consumer confidence, purchasing manager surveys, and regional Federal Reserve surveys have all seen booms.
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Here's what they found: The scientists ran several studies — online surveys, in-person surveys, nationally representative surveys of more than 4,000 people — asking the same basic question: What would you rather have, more time or more money?
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Surveys: The Office of Management and Budget is moving forward with new standards and guidelines for federal agencies conducting statistical surveys.
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Respondents for these surveys were selected from the nearly 3 million people who take surveys on the SurveyMonkey platform each day.
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The aerial images offered a more accurate assessment of the debris than previous surveys, which relied exclusively on visual surveys taken from boats.
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Their top-line numbers were better for Clinton than the Quinnipiac surveys, but they were still weaker for Clinton than their past surveys.
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The students took surveys about their stress levels every four weeks and periodically filled out additional surveys about their physical, emotional and mental wellbeing.
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The report, released yesterday, contains results from 28.8 based on three levels of surveillance: the national survey, 220 state surveys, and 19 city surveys.
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While they contain many data points, the focus is often on job change numbers drawn from employer surveys and unemployment stats drawn from household surveys.
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Resy Surveys, in a similar vein, gives restaurants an easy tool to send out surveys to existing customers to learn more about what they want.
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IVR surveys and surveys using lists of registered voters systematically exclude significant numbers of Democratic voters causing them to, in my opinion, overestimate Republican support.
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Muise and her team asked participating couples to complete individual background surveys about their sexual desire and subsequent surveys over a period of 21 days.
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Ideally, Todesca said, Indec would have developed completely new surveys to calculate inflation, but to save time opted to adapt spending surveys from 2004/05.
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The study utilized biomass data from deepwater-trawl surveys from 2004 to 2016, as well as diver surveys of shallow nearshore regions from Alaska to California.
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The team works with surveys over visual ad units and can analyze the text to ensure that users are getting surveys in their language and dialect.
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He's regularly ranked in the top three by surveys of academics that include equal numbers from both ideological groupings, and even in surveys of conservative scholars.
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We would expect to see more students experiencing anxiety and depression, which is precisely what is happening, according to national surveys and surveys of student counseling centers.
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Closely watched purchasing managers' surveys have pointed to fourth-quarter growth of around 11.93 percent in Britain, according to data firm IHS Markit which compiles the surveys.
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As U.S. Census surveys were arriving in the mailboxes of 100 million American households in early 2010, the RNC mailed solicitations that appeared to be Census surveys.
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Nielsen surveys more than 200,000 people every year through phone interviews, physical surveys, and online surveys about a range of things, like what kind of car they own, their demographics, their favorite beer brands, what concerts they go to, and how often they visit the mall, for example.
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We are going to start doing community surveys—not only city-wide, but community surveys in the various divisions, so we can compare and contrast and measure progress.
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"We do customer satisfaction surveys, and the levels of satisfaction are around 73 percent," Frost said, while conceding that only those who fill out the surveys are counted.
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With the primary season effectively over, I think we can say, with some qualifications, that the live-interview surveys were probably more accurate than the online surveys. Why?
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Whether this is true is beside the point: The methodology employed by these surveys has always yielded stronger results for Democrats than other surveys, including the exit polls.
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New helicopter surveys show Great Barrier Reef bleaching is getting worse fast New helicopter surveys show Great Barrier Reef bleaching is getting worse fast For the second year in a row, severe coral-bleaching has been reported across Australia's Great Barrier Reef, according to helicopter surveys covering 22016,22017 kilometers, published Monday.
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Earlier this week closely watched purchasing managers' surveys pointed to fourth-quarter growth of around 0.1 percent in Britain, according to data firm IHS Markit which compiles the surveys.
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The first scientific surveys in the area were carried out in 1948, but in the 1970s the data became richer – that's when scuba diving surveys began in the Chagos.
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Many of Javaid's colleagues were uncertain at first about the value of postgame surveys, or any surveys, but when the results began to come in they changed their minds.
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One could imagine, for instance, that Mr. Trump would receive notably more support in the online surveys if they had as few undecided voters as the live-interview surveys.
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Direct surveys represent the most important way, although different surveys ask different questions, each striving to get a more reliable handle on how people view future increases in costs.
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Surveys showed that employers, especially municipal and private ambulance services, needed more E.M.T.s; other surveys showed that many immigrants in the Portland area are underemployed and have medical backgrounds.
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But because the legislative language was broad and referred to surveys, over time OMB has expanded the application of the PRA to program evaluations — even those without surveys or forms.
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But postelection surveys, pre-election surveys, voter file data and the actual results all support the main story: The voters who switched from President Obama to Mr. Trump were decisive.
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One thing to note As Douglas points out, the teacher surveys were a crucial aspect of the study, as self-reported surveys can lead to a response bias from participants.
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USDA's agriculture statistics survey considers the crop ratings for background information, but the yield forecasts that begin in August are based on farmer surveys, objective yield surveys, and remote sensing indications.
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Delta says it will send surveys to all 36,000 customer-facing employees in the coming months, conduct focus groups, and send "more granular" follow-up surveys to specific subsets of employees.
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Researchers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics periodically conduct surveys with shoppers to figure out what products they buy and where, and based on those surveys, build a basket of goods.
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Surveys don't always tell the whole story, so we also pay attention to factors that are hard to measure in surveys, like employees' demeanor if they do decide to part ways.
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Mr Loznitsa's camera dispassionately surveys the scene from above. ■
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Prior decennial census surveys of the entire United States population consistently asked citizenship questions up until 1950, and Census Bureau surveys of sample populations continue to ask citizenship questions to this day.
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These figures are somewhat lower than in other surveys, in part because the Times/Siena surveys make a considerable effort to reach lower-turnout voters who respond to polls in low numbers.
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Ms. Yellen played down surveys showing a sharp rise in the optimism of consumers and business executives since the presidential election, noting there is little evidence that such surveys predict spending decisions.
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Clinton also proposes funding autism prevalence surveys focused on adults, which is a departure from the usual surveys focused on children, to help find out how to best support their needs and success.
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Surveys that, if they're like prior surveys regarding publication trust, are almost certain to conclude that partisan coverage is trusted far more than brands like the Associated Press or Reuters that attempt objectivity.
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More surveys The Navy officials added that the poor results of one climate survey caused Navy leadership to increase the frequency of which such surveys were conducted to help prompt the commander, Capt.
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He fared better in online surveys during the Republican primaries than he did in telephone surveys, a tendency first identified by Jonathan Robinson at Catalist, a data firm associated with the Democratic Party.
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We conduct employer surveys every month, and in those surveys job seekers and employers are showing that they are increasingly nervous about the risk of recessions, trade wars and other sources of uncertainty.
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U.S. surveys are due later, along with weekly jobless claims.
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Still, the results from both surveys back each other up.
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Surveys reveal strong export pipelines in Japan, Singapore and Taiwan.
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Johnson also called for inclusion in more national polling surveys.
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The surveys were conducted in late 2013 and late 2014.
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Other nationwide surveys show a majority of Americans feeling likewise.
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These maps will provide a baseline comparison for future surveys.
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S. trade war drags on, private and official surveys showed.
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Recent surveys suggest EU customers are taking their business elsewhere.
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They don't dominate the American public, according to these surveys.
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Danes are generally happy to pay high taxes, surveys show.
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Volkow said these trends have been seen in other surveys.
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Many observational studies — and other nutritional research — rely on surveys.
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It scores in the 99th percentile in Gallup engagement surveys.
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The surveys were conducted from April 2014 to June 2015.
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Recent surveys by YouGov, a pollster, seem to support this.
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Tasha Lyles surveys the scene at Orange, Texas, on Aug.
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Emma Addison surveys her damaged home in Naples, Florida, Monday.
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Recent opinion surveys show electability topping issues for many Democrats.
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The chain is also, according to polls and surveys, beloved.
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The trees were counted in Forest Service aerial detection surveys.
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The ruling coalition has trailed in 34 straight Newspoll surveys.
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Taking online surveys is another way to make quick cash.
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In the past, such surveys have been difficult and expensive.
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Both surveys were released on Monday, 2 months behind schedule.
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But the surveys highlighted a divergence between services and manufacturing.
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Annual surveys show satisfaction levels with treatment close to 80%.
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Pawel Koszek, a repairs specialist, surveys the scene with satisfaction.
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The surveys largely show a tightening race among Biden, Sen.
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Understanding why people shun surveys might help boost response rates.
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The surveys paint a mixed picture of the wider economy.
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Drone technology greatly facilitates botanical surveys in rough terrain areas.
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Even so, her ratings in opinion surveys have fallen steeply.
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Its surveys are considered in Spain as official opinion polls.
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Indeed, investor surveys are showing a high level of confidence.
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Surveys from Europe and the U.S. were due later Tuesday.
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Most radio astronomical surveys have a single job: Map gas.
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Traditionally, surveys have been a key part of the toolkit.
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In other recent Iowa surveys, he has been above 30%.
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Surveys show factory export orders have been shrinking for months.
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Surveys of individual investors are right in the neutral zone.
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Corruption, as measured by such surveys, seems to sap growth.
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Public opinion surveys suggest that, indeed, many of us do.
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The second thing is that focus groups aren't scientific surveys.
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Researchers found 526 goldfish over three surveys in these estuaries.
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Other surveys confirm what is perhaps obvious: stress is universal.
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Unsurprisingly, sexual preferences are tricky to capture accurately through surveys.
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Clinton generally leads Mr. Trump by less in online surveys.
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In many countries, trust in institutions is falling, surveys show.
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Surveys have shown wide public support for a wealth tax.
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Recent surveys show Americans are roughly split on the issue.
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Other surveys show 2628 percent of people support these checks.
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Recent surveys showed household and corporate inflation expectations are weakening.
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Other recent surveys have also found Judge within striking distance.
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Before and after the sessions, high schoolers completed anonymous surveys.
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Christopher Woody: Why did the War Department conduct these surveys?
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Surveys would provide them information for planning and policymaking purposes.
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Most such surveys contact voters by dialing random telephone numbers.
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Clinton ahead by a larger margin than other surveys do.
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Business surveys have pointed to slowing foreign and domestic demand.
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Clinton in recent surveys, could either tie or overtake her.
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In February and March, surveys were done on affordable housing.
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That lines up roughly with recent Reuters surveys of economists.
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Scientific surveys and studies confirm shared tenets of our faiths.
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The poll was broadly in line with other recent surveys.
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It's not looking good: Both surveys paint a dire picture.
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This is exactly what independent surveys of military personnel show.
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Surveys have consistently found that Americans want criminal justice reform.
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In government surveys, the population also reported feeling much safer.
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Moreover, Americans are increasingly refusing to respond to government surveys.
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Then, nearly all surveys put Republicans behind by double digits.
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Other surveys have found that Cruz maintained a strong lead.
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Some regional Federal Reserve manufacturing surveys have weakened in January.
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Unofficial surveys put that number as high as 90 percent.
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He has also led recent surveys of Florida and Illinois.
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Completing those surveys can take between two and three hours.
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Recent surveys show Biden and Sanders safely above that threshold.
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Both the NHBC and RICS surveys showed similar regional patterns.
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Past surveys show that such views have worsened with time.
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But now he constantly surveys his surroundings as he rides.
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The first August U.S. PMI surveys are also due later.
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In one of the first major surveys since Bolsonaro's Jan.
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The surveys were conducted between October 2018 and October 2019.
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Surveys show most Americans believe legal immigration benefits the country.
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And yet, most veterans of coverage here trust Selzer's surveys.
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Recent surveys have shown that confidence in Europe is flagging.
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The increased attention comes as surveys predict a tightening race.
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Both surveys showed similar results in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The data is consistent with past surveys on the issue.
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Both polls are among the most rigorous national, public surveys.
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Have students work in small groups to create draft surveys.
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Surveys report that employers are unable to find skilled workers.
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What is the evidence from the latest public opinion surveys?
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Both surveys were conducted before the result of the Dec.
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ET, follows disappointing business surveys from across the euro zone.
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Subsequent surveys found that Facebook was still alright with kids.
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Even among political scientists, these surveys don't necessarily stay consistent.
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He has polled around 8 percent nationally in recent surveys.
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Three consecutive surveys show McGinty leading by a small margin.
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Romney has led heavily in surveys taken of the race.
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Surveys show vaping among teenagers has hit a record high.
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Both CBS News and NBC News have commissioned online surveys.
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Other surveys have also shown an ebb in business sentiment.
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The provision has effectively prevented Obama from fulfilling his campaign promise to close the facility because his plan hinges on transferring detainees deemed too dangerous to release to a facility in the U.S. In the letter, the lawmakers ask Carter a slew of questions, including who at the Pentagon authorized the site surveys, what authority that person had to do site surveys, what funds were used, how many people participated in the surveys, and whether any future surveys are planned.
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Business sentiment surveys, from the German Ifo and the Japanese Tankan abroad to the National Federation of Independent Business' Small Business Optimism and Duke CFO surveys here at home have all taken a hit.
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The president's approval rating in the two election surveys was basically the same in Texas as in Florida, Georgia and Arizona (there were no surveys in North Carolina, where there was no statewide contest).
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Lynn Franco, senior director of economic indicators and surveys at The Conference Board, said impeachment has not had any discernible impact on consumer confidence or spending based on the responses it receives to surveys.
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In recent surveys, Mr. Hwang has been the only viable potential conservative candidate, but he has still ranked a distant second in the surveys, or third behind Ahn Hee-jung, a liberal provincial governor.
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Cruz has led in three of the last four surveys of the Badger State and has turned a 10-point deficit in the state into a 10-point lead, according to surveys from Marquette University.
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She went on to say she saw evidence of a "hidden" or "secret" vote in her firm's own polling and other surveys this summer, where online surveys captured more support for Trump than phone ones.
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The preliminary data — so far from four pollsters in a dozen surveys — indicates that national surveys might have done pretty well in the Rust Belt states where the state polls were off by the most.
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But its findings were mirrored in other national surveys this month.
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The online polling company conducts around 6,000 online surveys a month.
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That likely comes down to different methodologies used by the surveys.
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Fitch's warning, however, runs counter to most economic and investor surveys.
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Bullishness has been moderating in some surveys but still remains high.
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Google is also adding a few new features for analyzing surveys.
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That answer, consistent with some other recent surveys, represents a shift.
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Two other Wansink studies also hinge on surveys with 63 responses.
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Some of those other surveys, Brown pointed out in an Nov.
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VH: Hmm, you mean in terms of like surveys rigorous or?
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We, for instance in the mid '80s, we did employee surveys.
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Methodology: This analysis is based on SurveyMonkey online surveys conducted Sept.
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He did not specify which polls or surveys he was citing.
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Various surveys of Democrats have recently shown Mr. Sanders leading Mrs.
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Giovanni Russonello is a member of The Times's news surveys department.
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Surveys suggest positive attitudes to nuclear power nationally exceed negative ones.
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Later surveys after the telescope was upgraded found even more objects.
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In this case, the surveys were from 2011, 2013, and 2015.
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Methodology: This analysis is based on SurveyMonkey online surveys conducted Oct.
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Others, including Ipsos, which conducts surveys for Reuters, employ online questionnaires.
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New Quinnipiac surveys show Mr. Trump ahead in Ohio and Florida.
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Surveys of China's manufacturing sector have pointed to falling export orders.
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You also provide certain information when completing surveys or entering contests.
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By next year's youth tobacco surveys, we'll have a preliminary answer.
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According to surveys, many Americans do not think Clinton is trustworthy.
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One of the few legitimate surveys gave the MPLA 61 percent.
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Measuring this sort of impact in economic surveys is understandably hard.
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Surveys suggest that most Japanese do not support its pet causes.
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Response rates to surveys are plummeting all across the rich world.
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For decades, governments have relied on household surveys to set policy.
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Surveys in other countries show that many poor women realise this.
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Inflation expectations, as measured by surveys of forecasters, have not fallen.
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We've done several consumer surveys on this over the past year.
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The figures are based on surveys carried out in September 2016.
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Public opinion surveys have consistently found strong support for marijuana legalization.
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Smugglers rarely answer surveys, so the facts around them are slippery.
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Doctors' surveys suggest an uneven spread among London boroughs, for example.
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Meade is well behind Lopez Obrador in surveys of voting intentions.
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Surveys show about 33 percent of Americans want to ban slaughterhouses.
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Surveys around flyers' sentiment toward the planes appear to be mixed.
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Factory surveys for September showed growth sputtered, with export orders contracting.
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Surveys show public attitudes are gradually becoming more accepting of foreigners.
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In surveys, heterosexual women have shown a preference for taller men.
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The researchers gave out surveys to 7,045 US high-school students.
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Despite little funding for outreach, more than 22013,000 surveys came back.
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Purchasing manufacturing surveys (PMIs) are likely to confirm that lackluster picture.
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No excavations or field surveys are currently planned for the site.
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The tour's figure was based on surveys of 15 durum fields.
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Beto O'Rourke have led the pack in most surveys so far.
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This is also on the high end compared with other surveys.
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Opinion surveys have found indigenous groups robustly support affirmative action policies.
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In surveys, that's what our viewers wanted more than anything else.
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A blackout on the publication of surveys was imposed on Nov.
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Drug-use surveys are rare in Africa, but governments are worried.
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In the years since, many exploratory surveys have been carried out.
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Recent surveys find that the majority of Americans are against it.
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In both surveys, the margin of error is larger for subgroups.
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Recent surveys have also shown close races in Utah and Georgia.
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Recent public opinion surveys — even those showing Mr. Trump trailing Mrs.
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Seismic surveys are done with air guns, which produce sound waves.
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Staff surveys can help, provided they are large and comprehensive enough.
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In April, the Conservatives led by 20 points in some surveys.
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And so actual student expenditure is down, according to several surveys.
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Nevertheless, surveys indicate that students have seen little improvement in teaching.
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The poll surveys 500 Mexicans with regular internet access, Campos said.
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Importantly, as any number of surveys suggest, there's more to come.
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Today, virtually all campaigns conduct their surveys off voter registration files.
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The margin of error for individual party surveys was not disclosed.
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Clinton has led in all four post-debate surveys of Florida.
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Warren and Buttigieg had similar levels of support in both surveys.
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The Libertarian ticket has polled around 9 percent in recent surveys.
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Previous news media surveys showed even less support for constitutional revision.
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Internal surveys conducted by both Democrats and Republicans show former Sen.
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I've seen surveys citing skepticism over the relevance of the internet.
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Surveys show that young people, in particular, do not trust her.
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The margin of error was 4 percentage points in both surveys.
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Clinton in several national surveys conducted before the Democratic convention. Gov.
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His lead in both surveys fell within their margins of error.
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They interviewed thousands of employees, and did focus groups and surveys.
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It marks the first time that Warren is slipping in surveys.
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Four of the six measures declined in the 2015-16 surveys.
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Latest official surveys also showed tight funding has hit smaller manufacturers.
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Latest official surveys also showed tight funding has hit smaller manufacturers.
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He also read the results of unscientific, opt-in online surveys.
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Both leaders are unpopular with voters according to long-running surveys.
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We've also just introduced a new component to annual employee surveys.
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Look for polling averages and use gold-standard surveys, like Pew.
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Cohen stressed that both Democrats and Republicans use sometimes biased surveys.
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All of which took six months and required special ecological surveys.
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There are clusters of works only glimpsed in previous Degas surveys.
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Surveys of Democratic voters exiting voting locations throughout Florida on Tuesday.
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Surveys of Democratic voters exiting voting locations throughout Ohio on Tuesday.
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Several recent surveys have shown Trump with an advantage over Clinton.
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Many also rely on telephone surveys to reach patients after discharge.
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Douglas surveys a series of boreholes drilled into the Permafrost Tunnel.
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Methodology: This analysis is based on SurveyMonkey online surveys conducted Aug.
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Clinton has polled in the mid-40s in most public surveys.
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Surveys show small business confidence is at record levels right now.
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The high optimism among fund managers correlates with other investor surveys.
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Several recent surveys also suggest Democrats lead the generic congressional ballot.
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A new documentary surveys the life and work of Steven Spielberg.
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Surveys that look at symptoms related to anxiety are also telling.
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She jumped as high as into second place in some surveys.
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And surveys have consistently found that most Americans support legalizing cannabis.
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For anyone interested in nonbinary demographics, the surveys had another shortcoming.
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Some surveys this year have already revealed warnings signs for Democrats.
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There have been several surveys of expert opinion over the years.
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Surveys show black and white Americans use cannabis at similar levels.
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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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Clinton won 68% to 28% among black voters, the surveys found.
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Such dire statements are also reflected in broader surveys and statistics.
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Reimbursement is in part based on the results of these surveys.
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Surveys show that by and large, Asian-Americans support affirmative action.
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Recent surveys from NPR and The Associated Press produced similar findings.
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National surveys have been less consistent about the issue of removal.
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These were new questions, not ones he'd answered in previous surveys.
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Flavored products are particularly popular among younger vapers, according to surveys.
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Why there's a wide split in recent surveys in the state.
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The surveys they're building off of often use slightly different language.
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Two other recent surveys show broad support for the Roe ruling.
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She surveys the melee of a joyful dancing crowd with disdain.
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Most surveys in 2016 actually got the popular vote spot on.
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Surveys have shown manufacturing output declining for more than a year.
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Federal workers are more likely to be Democrats, according to surveys.
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The newest numbers look at surveys completed from 2014 to 2016.
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Recent surveys indicate that loneliness is reaching epidemic proportions among Americans.
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But recent surveys indicate his support among black voters has waned.
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Surveys suggest that at some schools, conservative students, especially, feel censored.
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Surveys suggest that at some schools, conservative students, especially, feel censored.
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"There must be one in one of these surveys," Molnar said.
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Biden has held a lead throughout the primary in national surveys.
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They'd ask ambassadors to take surveys and test out new products.
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Researchers sent surveys to roughly 720 students at Harvard Medical School.
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One final element is that all the surveys show similar trends.
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Surveys suggest that European demand for cars is holding up well.
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Civiqs conducted two identical surveys — one before the debate from Sept.
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None of the surveys showed either man with a governing majority.
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Both of those leads fell within the surveys' margins of error.
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With Swagbucks, you earn points by doing things like taking surveys.
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The rankings are based on results from Gallup World Poll surveys.
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Clinton that Democratic and Republican pollsters had reported seeing in surveys.
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There is always a tiny amount of response error in surveys.
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Individual PMI surveys showed while German activity accelerated, it looked tenuous.
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"That was what funded some of our early surveys," she said.
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From that sublime vantage, he surveys the remains of human civilization.
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In surveys, people kept telling Facebook that they hated teasing headlines.
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Recent surveys have also signaled a cooling in regional factory activity.
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It's instructive to begin with what hasn't changed from past surveys.
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Surveys suggest that about 25 percent identify with the Republican Party.
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Here's my macro statement based on judgment rather than scientific surveys.
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These surveys, conducted in 2001 and 2007, were from before Obamacare.
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It turns out that data, you talked about the surveys that you fill out, the surveys that you fill out at the end of the fixes, those are super helpful in our helping to understand fit.
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They needed to do the same for newer data points such as the devices people were taking surveys on, for instance were the right number of people taking surveys on iPhones versus Android, among other things?
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Surveys are often run with the help of fishermen, but instead of going where the shrimp typically cluster, the surveys by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration go to mostly random, computer-selected spots to trawl.
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For example, if a researcher has a hard budget of $500 for conducting surveys, Amazon increasing its commission fee means the researcher would have to either run fewer surveys or cut wages to make up the difference.
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The findings echoed a similar trend of slowing growth seen in China's official factory and services surveys on Sunday, though the Caixin surveys have a smaller sample size and largely focus on small- and medium-sized firms.
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The conservative poll has generally shown approval ratings higher than those of other surveys, but the new poll places it in line with the findings of other surveys like Gallup, which has Trump's approval at 38 percent.
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The weak housing report added to surveys showing a plunge in consumer confidence in January and some regional Fed manufacturing surveys that have suggested a slowdown in economic activity in the fourth quarter and early in 2019.
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Surveys of Republican voters exiting voting locations throughout South Carolina on Saturday.
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The New York Fed did not make its pre-2011 surveys available.
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Other surveys suggest that 67% of women are trying to lose weight.
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" Instead, these surveys measure which nominee has "the most energized online supporters.
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The data came from the National Surveys on Drug Use and Health.
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The BoE and EU surveys showed mixed prospects for the labor market.
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Still, surveys indicate that executives are growing more worried about the prospect.
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A neural network would obviously be super helpful for large-scale surveys.
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Blue Ventures surveys reef heath and organizes local communities toward reef conservation.
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Moreover, approximately 10% of electors from my past surveys consider going rogue.
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Mashable surveyed more than 2,000 U.S. consumers via Google Surveys between Jan.
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Opposition to impeachment among Republicans remains above 90 percent in most surveys.
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An elderly woman surveys her destroyed belongings in Chimanimani on March 183.
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The survey takers accept rewards points in exchange for completing surveys online.
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Filling out surveys, captioning and translation work, any sort of transcription service.
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Euro zone manufacturing surveys released on Thursday showed further contraction in April.
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But surveys also suggest that infidelity is the "number one marriage killer".
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Moreover, what people say in surveys tracks their behavior under controlled conditions.
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Mauro surveys the damage inside his east Houston home after floodwaters receded.
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Futurefarmers: Out of Place, in Place surveys the group's practice to date.
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A few national surveys have also found broad support for hiking taxes.
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Recent surveys from NPR and the Associated Press came to similar conclusions.
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I took the reliability of surveys for granted without a second thought.
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Surveys find increasing voter disillusion with the political establishment in many countries.
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Consumer confidence is solid: perhaps unsurprisingly, Leave voters are bullish, surveys suggest.
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But the sum result in both surveys is a statistical dead heat.
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Surveys suggest that most Britons believe there to be a "housing crisis".
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It is tempting to discount strongly upbeat surveys as driven by politics.
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THE majority of Americans see their pets as family members, surveys show.
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Lynn Franco is the organization's senior director of Economic Indicators and Surveys.
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Both my experience and scientific surveys reflect this fact again and again.
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That's higher than what other surveys have shown, but not shockingly so.
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And doctors are paid for reviewing patients' surveys, not for writing prescriptions.
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Each year, the Office of Personnel Management surveys the entire federal workforce.
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Surveys find that Singaporean workers clock the longest hours in the world.
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Like I said, surveys like this can only tell us so much.
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The firm's findings are in line with those from other recent surveys.
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Surveys detect many undecided voters who could swing the election either way.
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Surveys show that roughly one in four of us are morning people.
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In fact, they were rarely asked that question in the exit surveys.
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Staff surveys suggest morale is higher than in other parts of Whitehall.
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These are the highest levels of support since surveys began in 2002.
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Most psychologists and researchers haven't had time to do long-term surveys.
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Several other surveys have also found O'Rourke within single digits of Cruz.
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Roy Blunt holds a narrow lead in recent Missouri surveys, while Sens.
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The first sort feeds on publicly available data, such as household surveys.
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So far, just over 20 companies have made their surveys publicly available.
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Gauging the market's size and structure usually means relying on outdated surveys.
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It was the president's lowest rating in eight surveys taken since 103.
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The research could have interesting parallels beyond the realm of opinion surveys.
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Surveys point to rising confidence among bosses and consumers alike (see chart).
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Surveys show that 63% trust their government, the highest rate in Europe.
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Mystic Detectives surveys the influences and echoes of Surrealism in contemporary art.
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These are "patient satisfaction" surveys and they talk about pain management specifically.
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Chamillionaire and I used to work at a call center doing surveys.
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There are plenty of other surveys and NEO missions around the world.
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But surveys are beautiful not just because they can be shared online.
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We used data from both regular commercial fisheries and specific research surveys.
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That's usually the case in surveys such as these, and rightly so.
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So for instance, patients take surveys to self-report how they're coping.
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Surveys indicate that half of all evacuees don't plan to return home.
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He said the surveys contradicted similar data released by the European Commission.
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Government surveys show some 20% of Canadians are uninsured or under-insured.
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Consumer sentiment and business sentiment surveys have all popped after the election.
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Some recent surveys even find a majority of Britons wanting to leave.
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RCP polling figures are simple, unweighted averages that may exclude some surveys.
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Still, many pollsters are puzzled by the extreme variations in the surveys.
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EDC surveys 1,000 exporters twice a year for the trade confidence index.
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We used to have one-time community meetings or rarely answered surveys.
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Recent official surveys also show that tight funding has hit smaller manufacturers.
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These pilot questions are no longer proposed for inclusion in the surveys.
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You see the same phenomenon crop up in surveys on other issues.
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Only two surveys actually show a long-term drop in gun ownership.
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And so far, no surveys have observed this mysterious planet in action.
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"You come in here with your clipboards and your surveys," said Turner.
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Participants also completed surveys about their health, wellbeing, sleep quality and loneliness.
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Consumer surveys point to much greater satisfaction with ADR than with courts.
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It's designed for Office 365 and lets students create quizzes and surveys.
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We produced studies, did surveys, presented to legislators, and contributed to politicians.
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Some private sector surveys point to wage gains for people moving jobs.
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For instance, of the 2628 surveys of North Carolina conducted since Sept.
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Its findings were based on trade surveys, market studies and data research.
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The poll's results are based on surveys of 1,023 adults from Jan.
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The poll results are in line with findings from other recent surveys.
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Americans today, as numerous surveys attest, lack basic knowledge of the Holocaust.
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He trails by an average of five points in the same surveys.
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The Markit surveys project a gain in May of only 128,000 jobs.
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In the live-interview surveys, there are correspondingly more supporters of Mrs.
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The Quinnipiac polls have had better results for Northam than other surveys.
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Surveys of Republican voters exiting voting locations throughout New York on Tuesday.
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The surveys aren't scientific but can gauge online enthusiasm for the candidates.
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One year ago, PEPFAR released surveys from four countries demonstrating impressive results.
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Three national surveys — from Fox, NBC/WSJ and Marist/McClatchy — showed Mrs.
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Most surveys showed him lingering at around 1 percent support or less.
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Other surveys are voluntary and may lack access to that hard data.
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The private surveys tend to focus on small and mid-sized firms.
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Surveys in Gibraltar itself suggest more than 90 percent support for Remain.
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Previous surveys have shown Trump voters are more likely to be older.
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Airlines regularly rank near the bottom among industries in customer satisfaction surveys.
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Similarly, surveys of inflation expectations have not moved noticeably in recent months.
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He said the department's forest surveys are more than 90 percent accurate.
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Delta said it collected 30,000 surveys from employees about the uniforms themselves.
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Gabbard, who has also met the donor requirement, needs two more surveys.
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Clinton to 50 percent in three of the post-convention surveys. Mrs.
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Bottom line: the overall trend in the generic ballot surveys bears watching.
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The services sector PMI followed better-than-expected manufacturing and construction surveys.
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The researchers examined responses from national surveys conducted in 20063 through 2014.
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The list updates previous C-SPAN surveys compiled in 211 and 2000.
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Fewer see them as an economic threat than in CNBC's previous surveys.
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How do you ensure these surveys are actually useful to your customers?
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Opinion surveys show toss-up races in North Dakota, Indiana and Missouri.
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Major currencies had a muted reaction to surveys on China's factory sector.
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On another, the stylized bust of a buffalo head surveys the proceedings.
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The two most recent surveys showed the "Yes" side pulling further ahead.
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Still, there were a few groans as pre-workshop surveys were distributed.
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Figuring out what impact live surveys has might be a big part.
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Peloton surveys its members annually and found this was true among them.
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During the soil surveys, farmers are introduced to new fertilisers to test.
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Consumers Union surveys have shown that consumers truly care about fuel efficiency.
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I was researching surveys and the history of how it was created.
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The surveys also found no decline in overall job satisfaction post-baby.
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I looked at white Democrats who identified as Democrats in both surveys.
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We sent out anonymous surveys to women who worked on Capitol Hill.
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And yet surveys show that Americans still have disparate opinions about it.
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They will fill out surveys about what they eat and how much.
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A couple in Bonita Springs, on Florida's Gulf Coast, surveys the damage.
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But surveys taken more than a year before Election Day are meaningless.
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But surveys find many voters struggle with its ethical and moral perplexities.
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Surveys show that business managers continue to worry about all those factors.
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Before, researchers had to rely on surveys, which are expensive and unreliable.
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The Register said the poll methodology changed from its last few surveys.
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These differences show up in surveys, in experiments, and in lifestyle choices.
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Airlines do not release their own passenger satisfaction surveys to the public.
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The latest surveys predict that Mr. Modi, 68, will return to power.
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In some surveys, it has equaled or topped health care and jobs.
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Today church attendance hovers around 30 percent to 35 percent, surveys show.
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Clinton's lead falling to three points in the surveys ending on Oct.
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Auletta surveys the tumultuous, treacherous ad landscape through the framework of frenemies.
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The researchers also used ground-penetrating radar surveys to examine its dimensions.
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In the distance, the nine-story Leh Palace surveys the activity below.
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Surveys project him competing in a second round of voting on Oct.
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Our sky surveys are always improving, and even deeper searches are coming.
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Surveys have found that salespeople are often unprepared to pitch the cars.
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Alongside ambitious solo shows, their exhibition program features well-researched historical surveys.
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Even with the new surveys, the Democratic race remains tight and unsettled.
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They randomly send me surveys and finally asked me to come in.
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There are signs of movement for Trump beyond Florida and national surveys.
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GDP has slowed with forward-looking purchasing manager surveys indicating a contraction.
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Additional surveys show Democrats holding leads over their Republican counterparts as well.
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S. trade hopes and brisk Chinese manufacturing surveys lifted China-related stocks.
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The Studio Museum in Harlem surveys her career (opening July 14). ♦
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However, surveys show Biden consistently leads the field at the national level.
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He typically polls first or second place in surveys of Latino Democrats.
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Adding to the uncertainty, the two latest surveys offer seemingly divergent results.
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He is polling in fourth place in national surveys of Democratic voters.
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And yet surveys showed we weren't, on average, any more politically informed.
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BP carried out extensive geological surveys in the area in the 1960s.
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Each month the Census Bureau surveys a nationally representative sample of households.
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Past surveys, of course, show Millennials fear stocks because prices sometimes plummet.
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Additionally, Russian diamond giant Alrosa is carrying out geological surveys in Mozambique.
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Both official and private business surveys reported softer export orders last month.
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Live interview surveys (such as CNN's) are probably accurately gauging Trump's support.
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Sanders, 78, and Biden, 77, lead Warren in support in national surveys.
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He now receives daily mood surveys and monthly reports from 1,800 microdosers.
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These are the surveys that brought him and his students to tears.
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Faith in the electoral process has markedly declined since 2000, surveys show.
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A RealClearPolitics average of surveys finds the Democrat leading by 85033 points.
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Now, surveys show that the holy American Dream is losing its hold.
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Regional manufacturing surveys have been healthy, and the factory sector appears stable.
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They often rely on multiple-choice surveys rather than open-ended questions.
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In surveys, patients routinely report deterioration after a program of graded exercise.
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Sukh said he&aposd never received government funds to conduct such surveys.
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Second, corporate investment could be slower to materialize than surveys have indicated.
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Portions of the surveys offered a pointed political warning to Mr. Trump.
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Several surveys have shown people of color are concerned about facial recognition.
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Surveys show nearly 103 percent of U.S. workers live paycheck-to-paycheck.
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Opinion surveys in Venezuela are often divergent, politicized and misleading in hindsight.
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One is that it was conducted in a series of online surveys.
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Still, the index mirrored other confidence surveys, which weakened sharply last month.
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Meanwhile, manufacturing surveys pointed to a strong start for the European economy.
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Surveys consistently give Bolsonaro around 22 percent in simulated first-round votes.
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Surveys show that most Americans don't talk about politics online at all.
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She also included the polling deficit, which did not match up with the vast majority of public polls or internal surveys conducted by campaigns in the weeks before the election or with the Republican Party's own recent surveys.
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Mr. Trump led by an average of 56 to 28 among white voters without a degree in the three national surveys, nearly the same as the 58-to-29 margin he held in pre-debate surveys in September.
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In addition to securing at least 200,000 individual donors, they were required to poll at 4 percent in four DNC-approved surveys, or 6 percent in two DNC-approved surveys from the four earliest primary and caucus states.
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Yang has been polling in the single digits in surveys of Iowa and New Hampshire, but polling has been sparse in December and the campaign hopes the candidate will get a bump in new surveys released in January.
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In the 2006 to 2010 surveys, 70 percent of girls and 61 percent of boys said they had received formal instruction about birth control, which dropped to 60 percent and 55 percent, respectively, in the 2011 to 2013 surveys.
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According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics surveys—which, unlike other surveys, uses frank terms like "blowjobs," which Stemple says improve accuracy—female inmates are much more likely to be abused by other female inmates than by male staff.
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It's important that Ipsos' and other pollsters remain relatively consistent with their methodology since many surveys have a trend line dating far back in history, and a change from live phone to online could make surveys not directly comparable.
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Although earlier surveys from Gallup and the Commonwealth Fund, a health research group, measured a rising uninsured rate, big government surveys from the census and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found coverage rates that were holding steady.
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Global surveys this week showed activity in European and Chinese factories are slowing.
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Surveys of Democratic voters exiting voting locations throughout South Carolina on Saturday. Mrs.
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Surveys consistently find that most voters are cool to his major policy initiatives.
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Currently, crime research generally relies on surveys and crime reports from law enforcement.
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But the surveys suggested the bloc's economy had a poor start to 2019.
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And private health insurance does worse than Medicare in various kinds of surveys.
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Two other surveys have been suspended or scaled back in the last year.
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He supplemented that with surveys from the BBC and the Pew Research Center.
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Some pollsters such as Datafolha have included Moro's name in some early surveys.
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Generational shift Kohl's average shopper is 45, according to customer surveys from Cowen.
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Recent surveys have shown a gradual decline in consumer confidence and discretionary spending.
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Then it picked up again, with January purchasing-managers surveys that hit Feb.
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Internet surveys are not really possible because computers are not widely enough distributed.
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In the past, the US Census Bureau sent out surveys in the mail.
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Surveys were done by mail or online between June 93 and February 2017.
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We drew on a series of surveys, spanning that 211 to 2011 period.
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During phone surveys, an interviewer aims to stoically ask a series of questions.
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Both groups filled out surveys about how they handled and used their lenses.
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The surveys collectively interviewed nearly 8,000 people from March 2014 to March 2017.
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The questions were worded slightly differently between the two sets of surveys, though.
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The report is based on the results of three surveys conducted in 2016.
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Annual surveys carried out by cities try to quantify how people become homeless.
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Along with surveys, 58 of the migrants participated in longer, in-depth interviews.
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Surveys of consumers and businesses show broad confidence that things are getting better.
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Easier, more task-specific drone design for things like scientific surveys, for instance.
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To figure out what they are, though, we're going to need more surveys.
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Alyssa Belliveau surveys the damage after her home was completely destroyed by wildfire.
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Markit PMI surveys for the manufacturing and services sectors, due 9:45 a.m.
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They usually don't answer government surveys, and prefer to stay off the radar.
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But business surveys over the course of August have painted a lacklustre picture.
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"These surveys will be measuring a billion or more stars' motions," says Oswalt.
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Both groups completed yearly health surveys plus questionnaires on diet every four years.
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Alternatives to the current measure, such as household surveys, would be more reliable.
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One of the current uses of leeches is to assist in wildlife surveys.
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A logger surveys an area designated by forest management for dead tree removal.
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Next, we eliminated all but the most satisfied franchisees based on completed surveys.
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Riptide's products are used by oil and gas companies to undertake underwater surveys.
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Methodology: This analysis is based on SurveyMonkey online surveys conducted Oct. 30-Nov.
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But business surveys over the course of August have painted a lackluster picture.
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During this time, volunteers were asked to take a wide variety of surveys.
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Earlier PMI surveys covering the bloc's four biggest economies painted an encouraging picture.
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Speculative surveys of the country's biodiversity are not always top of the list.
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Later surveys revealed the trailing pack, which is smaller than the leading one.
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Nonetheless, its scores track well with other surveys, and with parties' own manifestos.
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Mega-church pastors such as Mensa Otabil are revered, according to opinion surveys.
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For the new study, the researchers used data from two surveys of physicians.
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In the first study, 44 couples completed surveys each night for three weeks.
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GlobeScan, a consultancy, has regularly conducted surveys in several developing and developed countries.
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That makes him less well known than any other senator, the surveys found.
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"The only real check on his power are public opinion surveys," Alter argued.
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All surveys published in the month before a blackout was imposed on Nov.
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Cowen pulls its traffic figures from monthly surveys of about 2,500 U.S. consumers.
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Americans are also prone, surveys suggest, to find their subhuman opponents extremely disagreeable.
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And, on a scale of 1 to 10 how useful are employee surveys?
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The surveys all concur: Young people, in particular, are losing interest in religion.
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Workers should get regular feedback from their managers—daily if possible, surveys show.
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The difficulty of finding work tends to top surveys of young people's concerns.
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But not all of the surveys that the media cites are created equal.
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He averaged just two percent of the African-American vote in recent surveys.
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A Maasai cattle herder surveys the grasslands of the Serengeti plains in Tanzania.
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The Skytrax awards are based on millions of votes collected in passenger surveys.
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Like other recent surveys it has her party winning 40% of the vote.
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Surveys show that firms mostly fail to motivate the majority of their workers.
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Some surveys suggested Romney had taken it from him and run with it.
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The latest surveys show him winning with about 62 percent of the vote.
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In China, Asia's economic powerhouse, and in Japan, manufacturing surveys have been weak.
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The drone surveys its surroundings using lidar or some other depth-aware sensor.
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"Our results are completely in agreement with national and European surveys," he said.
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Iran has increased output by 230,000 bpd since December, according to Reuters surveys.
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NS&I gave us data from 40-odd surveys, going back to 2004.
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Price: $30.753Help them create surveys so they can make polls of their own.
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Whether that will show up in sentiment surveys elsewhere remains to be seen.
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Did you know that you can make money just by completing online surveys?
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Other business surveys have also pointed to weakening hiring intentions among British companies.
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The index of consumer sentiment hit 93.3, data from Surveys of Consumers showed.
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Two other surveys on Wednesday showed the "yes" vote on 51-52 percent.
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Surveys show that most employers are struggling to find and hire qualified people.
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Other surveys have shown more subliminal ways in which women are held back.
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A RealClearPolitics average of several recent surveys shows him ahead by 3.4 points.
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You're not alone — surveys show that consumer interest in EVs is steadily rising.
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Evangelicals, particularly conservative, white evangelicals, remain among his staunchest supporters, according to surveys.
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Business surveys last week suggested official data for May could show an upturn.
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This year, we removed that screen and included all voters in our surveys.
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About 20 percent of Canadians are uninsured or underinsured, according to government surveys.
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Recent surveys show a majority of Americans are unsure about self-driving cars.
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The two men are polling at around similar levels, according to several surveys.
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But many pollsters are still puzzled by the extreme variations in the surveys.
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Evidence of this shows up in surveys, academic research, and across the internet.
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Cruz's polling averages in Iowa have fallen and Trump now leads most surveys.
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As far as industry surveys go, Nordstrom has a pretty good streak going.
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Let's have a look at the two surveys and the responses they generated.
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The poll's results are based on surveys of 1,996 registered voters from Jan.
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That's despite the deep opposition to Trump that they register in all surveys.
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When surveys don't go according to plan, dictators can simply shut polling down.
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Career surveys are usually arranged chronologically so as to suggest an artist's development.
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Condom use among sex workers rose above 99 percent, according to government surveys.
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In both surveys, 39 percent of Americans said they approve of the law.
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But surveys are notoriously unreliable, because people are forgetful or because they lie.
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The new figure is based on surveys of 177,000 people nationwide in 2016.
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Some local surveys have been done, with results falling in a narrow range.
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Surveys about this topic may always be flawed because of the meme's popularity.
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Sampling error may vary depending on which surveys included the question being discussed.
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So far this year, live-interview telephone surveys have tended to show Mrs.
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The El Pais poll of polls is based on surveys published until Monday.
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Democrats lead Republicans on the generic ballot by several points in various surveys.
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In California, however, surveys show a tightening race in the June 7 primary.
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Two recent Public Policy Polling surveys show Ayotte and her Democratic rival, Gov.
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Born of this meeting was the echo chamber of ideas, studies, and surveys
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Some surveys show that the number of incidents is actually on the rise.
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Other surveys also suggest Americans are feeling more satisfied with their financial prospects.
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The report mirrored other regional manufacturing surveys that have shown softening in activity.
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October's poll tracks closely with the results of Gallup's past congressional approval surveys.
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The following table shows the results of recent surveys on the peace referendum.
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The new surveys gave no figures on how far the cuts have gone.
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Trump lags that performance by about 10 points in the most recent surveys.
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Gillum leads DeSantis by 2.6 points in a RealClearPolitics average of recent surveys.
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Two surveys — both administered by the Federal Reserve — seemed to produce conflicting results.
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On a boat in the Arctic, he surveys the melting ice cap and
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Surveys of business owners actually affected by wage hikes tell a different story.
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Still, the Change Research poll finds Buttigieg polling much higher than other surveys.
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Regional factory surveys have shown an acceleration in raw material prices this year.
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Many people credit it for Denmark's top rankings in global surveys of wellbeing.
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They're also better for Mr. Trump than many surveys after the Democratic convention.
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Nearly one-half of my colleagues are experiencing burnout according to various surveys.
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But when the news media conducts these surveys, the questions are often vague.
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Suffolk conducted the poll with surveys of 500 likely Wisconsin voters from Aug.
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The PRRI surveys track state-by-state attitudes on several large cultural questions.
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The number of respondents on the six surveys varied from 182 to 451.
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Second, schools must be willing to make the results of the surveys public.
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These surveys also make clear that respondents do not know what socialism is.
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Furthermore, economic surveys show that all states' tax coffers would swell under DAPA.
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ADL conducted these surveys between April 19 and May 883 of this year.
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The findings come from self-reported surveys, and "likely underestimate use," researchers say.
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Surveys have shown a stark increase in allergy-related incidents in recent years.
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The RealClearPolitics average of such surveys has his rating hovering around 40 percent.
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In fact, surveys of households reveal that inflation expectations have fallen since November.
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Moreover, he said, patients with drug-seeking behavior typically do not complete surveys.
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Some surveys have also showed recent gains for Buttigieg and Gabbard, in particular.
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In optimistic moments, he imagines those surveys might help astronomers catch a break.
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And according to several recent studies and surveys, it comes down to trust.
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Economists can hunt for scraps of relevant microeconomic evidence, such as household surveys.
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Studies and surveys have also established overcrowding as a major trigger of homelessness.
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And after the three months were up, the participants took the surveys again.
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Some of the correlations may be statistically significant and found across many surveys.
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The companies' compensation is partly determined by the results of resident satisfaction surveys.
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The parents completed the surveys within 12 weeks after the cancer was diagnosed.
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Ally's customers obtain services through a personalized website, rarely filling out long surveys.
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Surveys show just the awareness of other people's hardships can increase stress levels.
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The exhibition surveys the use of sexuality and gender expression across several generations.
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The 66,800 study participants completed health surveys at an average age of 15.
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She has trailed in just two live-interview national surveys since the conventions.
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The April total is the lowest since April 22018, according to Reuters surveys.
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But there are plenty of surveys where this doesn't seem to show up.
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Two manufacturing surveys in China on Sunday had pointed to rising regional risks.
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Similar surveys are expected from Europe and North America later in the day.
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Interestingly, the data is less partisan than observed in other surveys and polls.
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Surveys suggest growing enthusiasm among doctors, too, with more than half in favor.
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In surveys, workers and professionals alike hate the thought of asking for donations.
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The other two big national surveys on the topic have found similar results.
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Kobach and Kelly have traded 1-point leads in the most recent surveys.
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But at a national level the market appears to have stabilised, surveys suggest.
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They supplied blood and urine samples, had measurements taken, and filled out surveys.
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Opinion surveys consistently show that Venezuelans want to vote in the coming elections.
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We use a combination of data and surveys to find gaps and opportunities.
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But public opinion surveys show overwhelming support for raising taxes on the rich.
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These surveys asked adult children: What do you think your parent's politics are?
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While those surveys reflect employees' feelings about productivity, employers place the blame elsewhere.
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When clicked, the ads take you to surveys on the Trump's campaign website.
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But despite his optimism, those figures are based on surveys taken around Feb.
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But the February report was based on surveys conducted the week of Feb.
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In most opinion surveys, Labour is now a few percentage points behind Mrs.
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At The New York Times, we conducted our surveys publicly, in real time.
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About half found other coverage, according to state surveys, typically through a job.
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If pollsters suppress their surveys, they may actually be missing a real trend.
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Previous surveys, released last year, had Buttigieg in the lead, and Massachusetts Sen.
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The third claim is also true, according to several surveys of American families.
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Surveys show inaccessibility also causes people with disabilities to eat out less often.
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These surveys have shown 20-year record-high levels of confidence and optimism.
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For the experiment, employees completed surveys preceding the trial and after the trial.
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The annual HUD study surveys homelessness across the country on a single night.
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Surveys by YouGov, a pollster, confirm that hindsight has tarnished Mr Cameron's legacy.
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Two conservative candidates are polling in the single digits in pre-election surveys.
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The CBS News surveys represented the first early-state polls since mid-November.
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Surveys show consumers are seeking healthier options and looking to consume less sugar.
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The monthly employment report is derived from separate surveys that serve different purposes.
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He is polling in third place in national surveys behind Sanders and Biden.
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"UBS equipment rental surveys remain positive for business conditions and pricing," he wrote.
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Annual employee surveys give them data to assess the health of the culture.
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It is repeatedly cited in surveys as a top concern of the public.
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In recent years, Danes in public surveys have opposed circumcisions as standard practice.
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Trump's net favorability rating in an average of their surveys was -27 points.
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Through surveys, GBH Insights believes net ads this quarter will approach 7 million.
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On these surveys, we pay a lot of attention to what motivates satisfaction.
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When surveys show that gun ownership rates are up, they are completely ignored.
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The surveys show that many voters have indicated they could switch their votes.
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These surveys are undertaken and published online by the Yale School of Management.
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All of this is based on regular census surveys and detailed future projections.
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Online surveys are not considered representative, in part because respondents are self-selected.
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All of this is based on regular census surveys and detailed future projections.
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Surveys suggest investment took another hit in the first quarter of this year.
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Trump often endorses polls showing numbers in his favor while criticizing other surveys.
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Young people in particular report ever higher levels of anxiety in annual surveys.
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Seven of the last nine surveys have Trump at 40 percent or higher.
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A significant investment is needed in regular surveys and remotely conducted focus groups.
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There are many problems in comparing data across these different types of surveys.
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They use income-based surveys to measure poverty and ignore programs like SNAP.
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Normally all surveys move together, but they have diverged over the past decade.
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Some surveys show there is still high demand for jobs in certain sectors.
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Senator Kamala Harris of California was at 7 percent support in both surveys.
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Surveys of German and euro zone purchasing managers came in weaker than expected.
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People are more likely to drink as they get wealthier, based on surveys.
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Evidence of a shift in attitudes became clear in surveys of broadcast meteorologists.
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In Raghubir's case, color functions as the core illumination of his great surveys.
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For one thing, housing surveys have softened up in the past few months.
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Similar surveys with similar results have been touted by the MPAA for decades.
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Ming Smith and Coreen Simpson's expansive photographs of Harlemites deserve their own surveys.
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The new BOJ index measures the strength of consumer spending based on supply-side data, such as retail sales and surveys on corporate business activity, and would have a strong correlation to consumer sentiment surveys, according to the central bank.
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But according to the Census Bureau, the issue with the census and the American Community Surveys ultimately comes down to Congress — particularly the fact that Congress has never asked the bureau to collect this data as part of its federal surveys.
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Post-debate surveys show the 80 million viewers who tuned in largely believe that Clinton got the best of Trump, and early returns show that sentiment is filtering into the national horse-race polls and the surveys of battleground states.
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One day I reminded her that she needed to get those surveys done ASAP to meet a deadline, and by the end of the day, she'd sent me over about 10 surveys that she had very obviously filled out herself.
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Two other last-minute opinion surveys also gave the Remain camp an edge, but given the failure of most British pollsters to foresee the Conservative Party's victory in last year's general elections, many analysts were putting little trust in surveys.
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The combination of the uncertainty around the true educational composition of the electorate and the reluctance to weight voter-file surveys by self-reported measures has been enough to deter many public-voter-file-based surveys from weighting by education.
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I'll note that the candidates who stand to benefit the most from these debates — especially Booker, Harris, and Warren — are the ones who have been standing out in my surveys of early-state activists but not necessarily dominating public opinion surveys.
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Surveys show that Richmond is among the top 10 American cities favored by millennnials.
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Surveys of Republican voters entering the caucuses in locations throughout Iowa on Monday evening.
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Both surveys measured authoritarianism with a simple battery of four questions related to parenting.
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They were ... And when we did surveys, we found that they wanted content, too.
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Other surveys in recent weeks have also shown a pickup in British manufacturing activity.
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This isn't necessarily fraud, because the random surveys don't determine eligibility for government assistance.
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This is based on reams of voter surveys and demographic data from past elections.
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Now you see in surveys, 60 percent of Americans are saying I&aposm independent.
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Meanwhile, the surveys show Americans are concerned about the damage caused by the shutdown.
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Several regional factory surveys have shown manufacturers paying more for raw materials this year.
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People claimed they'd be crazy not to do it, in surveys that MoviePass conducted.
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Surveys of union workers unsurprisingly show dismal support for the trade deals Biden supported.
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Surveys would be carried out and people living in vulnerable places would be moved.
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These types of polls lack the scientific sampling of random digit dial telephone surveys.
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Two surveys see the current ruling coalition and its backers winning a second term.
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Historical trends in YouGov surveys on the main concerns of Britons further support this.
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But surveys show consumers are becoming more pessimistic as sterling's slump cuts disposable income.
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NBC News and Marist released new surveys from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan on Thursday.
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While clinical diagnostic surveys are actually quite accurate, they are prone to some inaccuracies.
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Other surveys also show Sanders and Buttigieg pushing past the rest of the pack.
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Factory surveys have shown stagnation in the manufacturing sector, but an uptick in services.
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Scientific surveys of deepwater fish are often carried out by trawling the ocean bed.
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Surveys indicate that about one-fifth of buyers are investors rather than owner-occupiers.
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Unfortunately, there's scant research or surveys yet from small business owners about this topic.
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The poll is based on 85033 completed surveys of registered Florida voters between Oct.
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The researchers looked at several population surveys that cover the years 2001 to 2015.
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From user surveys, Hater has been able to establish that they're mostly just chatting.
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Its main perk is its randomly timed surveys, which pop up throughout the day.
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To find out what was going on, both companies conducted surveys of its customers.
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We use surveys, likes, dislikes, shares and other information to measure and improve satisfaction.
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The surveys weren't as reliable as I had hoped — by a pretty large margin.
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He is not particularly popular in early surveys of Iowa and New Hampshire either.
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Most surveys of KiVa's effects show steep drops in the numbers reporting themselves bullied.
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The Republican nominee boasted winning numbers in similar online surveys on his Twitter account.
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In more recent polling and surveys, they report spending 7.3 hours with their children.
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The last time seismic surveys were completed in the Atlantic was in the 1980s.
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But the surveys also indicate scant popular support for the 75-year-old Temer.
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In political surveys, pollsters are often interested specifically in registered voters or likely voters.
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Past Hill/HarrisX surveys have shown Democrats to be wary of the electoral college.
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Surveys indicate that at least 18% of men over age 20 have erectile dysfunction.
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Recent surveys of Scottish public opinion give a complex picture of views on independence.
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The surveys explain why Pelosi has taken a deliberate pace in investigating the president.
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And millennials are actually saving more than any other generation, according to multiple surveys.
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There were also worrying dips in German growth data and sentiment surveys on Tuesday.
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JAY NOLAN surveys his media empire from a shed-like building outside London, Kentucky.
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About 55 million households include one or more dogs, according to several national surveys.
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And surveys suggest that even some Republicans find him unlikable and lacking in compassion.
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In surveys, a growing number of employers complain that they can't find qualified workers.
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"I've filled out more robust surveys at fast food restaurants," said Recode's Rani Molla.
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The average difference between the two surveys is less than 0.5 percent (tmsnrt.rs/1RBCS6H).
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There were some found by people looking for them, through two or three surveys.
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Purchasing managers index (PMI) surveys this week pointed to tepid growth in Britain's economy.
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That said, surveys have suggested that spending plans among the very wealthiest remain buoyant.
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Take the Harris Poll, which surveys Americans on the corporate reputations of various companies.
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Cambridge Analytica also uses, Nix told us, "surveys on social media" and Facebook data.
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Of all front-rank politicians, Mr Corbyn is least trusted on Brexit, surveys show.
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John Curtice, the dean of British polling, said Brexit surveys were actually pretty accurate.
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Surveys routinely find that workers overestimate their performance and pay relative to their peers'.
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But surveys suggest other allies will be needed and Catalonia's separatists are an option.
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In a third video, posted in November, the camera surveys piles of $100 bills.
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We'll also begin rolling out more surveys in the weeks and months to come.
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Both approaches worked, with Clinton seen as the clear winner in post-debate surveys.
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Surveys suggest that tariffs are suppressing investment in America, but how much is unclear.
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Surveys indicate that most people who buy bitcoin are doing so as an investment.
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Surveys out of battleground Florida, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Michigan -- all released on Aug.
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Agricultural surveys are seen as one of the most promising commercial applications for drones.
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The moves come amid a sharp spike in optimism as measured through sentiment surveys.
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At the moment, aerial surveys of dugongs are still a largely low-tech exercise.
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These results don't necessarily mean that satisfaction surveys are inaccurate, Winslow said by email.
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Now, they are lying, but the great thing about surveys, you can do that.
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NASA project scientist Nathan Kurtz surveys an iceberg locked in sea ice in Greenland.
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A series of surveys show the race has tightened over the past few weeks.
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Recent U.K. surveys put support for a so-called Brexit at around 40 percent.
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The surveys by Markit, which is a registered trade mark of IHS Markit Ltd.
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In America several big firms have begun voluntary pay surveys, often under shareholder pressure.
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Many of other studies have come from self-reported surveys, often of college students.
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The surveys took place this year from April 12-22 and Sept. 8-15.
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The Department of Health and Human Services dropped LGBTQ data collection from its surveys.
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Past surveys have found microplastics off nations including China, Chile, Canada, Britain and Belgium.
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The fourth member of Ghetto Gastro, its cofounder Jon Gray, surveys the restless scene.
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Feeble manufacturing surveys revived concerns over the slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
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Yet the Trump administration has taken steps to exclude LGBTQ people from federal surveys.
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It mirrors strength exhibited by another sentiment surveys in the middle of this month.
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Early voting tallies and voter surveys pointed to record turnout for the 2018 midterms.
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But surveys have mostly shown Biden to hold a solid advantage in South Carolina.
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And May herself has a giant lead over Corbyn in the most recent surveys.
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Its surveys show over 80 percent of the engineers India produces are not employable.
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How surveys are organized and what happens after the fact are just as important.
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On Monday, Markit's manufacturing and services flash surveys both showed the U.S. beating expectations.
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Surveys have shown that up to one-third would return home if they could.
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No digging happened during this research; it strictly involved ground surveys and related techniques.
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"What we know from traditional surveys is, people remember their biggest trips," Komanduri says.
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Often, plastic textile fibers are the dominant source of plastic pollution found in surveys.
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Surveys show that programs dedicated to time off for caregiving are a top need.
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They lie to friends, family members, to surveys, to social media, even to themselves.
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About 2,300 completed multiple surveys about their asthma symptoms over a six-month period.
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The latest surveys show that small businesses need all the help they can get.
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And pollsters are confounded by Colorado, where surveys have been all over the map.
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Surveys have shown plenty of support for the president's position on the NFL protests.
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Recent national surveys demonstrate how out of touch the president is on environmental issues.
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Overall, surveys do not show any real pick-up in investment intentions among businesses.
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"We found manager surveys were not accurate," Rometty said, referring to formal skills assessments.
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Recent surveys have shown a surprisingly close contest in the normally reliable Republican state.
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Panel surveys offer pollsters a better understanding of changes in voting intentions and behavior.
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Planets of certain sizes have been all-but ruled out in many sky surveys.
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Business surveys and some forward-looking indicators of inflation already offer reasons for caution.
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Two Navy officials told CNN that the information reported from the surveys was accurate.
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Novartis is also using specially-developed online surveys to give employee feedback to managers.
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Coral bleaching widespread across Hawaiian Islands, surveys show, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reports. ICYMI.
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Surveys consistently show Americans of all income levels like the convenience of these platforms.
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Two surveys released last week showed Heitkamp trailing by 10- and 12-point margins.
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A RealClearPolitics average of surveys shows the party with a lead of 7.2 points.
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According to recent surveys, a large percentage of people in North Carolina oppose HB2.
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The surveys, conducted by Strategic Research Associates, LLC, polled 800 likely voters between Sept.
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Aerial surveys of the Sierra Nevada show telltale rusty streaks seeping north like poison.
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Surveys show that most farms in sub-Saharan Africa are smaller than two hectares.
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Staff surveys, if bite-sized but regular, can bring clarity to fuzzy inclusion metrics.
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Many studies also follow patients only intermittently, in periodic surveys and visits to hospitals.
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Moreover, 17 of the 35 surveys conducted this month showed the Leave side ahead.
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A RealClearPolitics average of surveys shows the party with a lead of 7.3 points.
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The results from both surveys are within the 3.1 percent sampling margin of error.
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The two surveys were conducted online and each included responses from 1,001 registered voters.
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Fiorina even after his own surveys indicated she would offer only a modest boost.
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That's consistent with surveys that find overwhelming bipartisan support for solar and wind power.
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Companies can customize surveys to be longer or shorter, more or less frequently issued.
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You're better off organizing employee satisfaction surveys and soliciting feedback from your direct reports.
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Sixty-four percent of the 4,415 people we asked in five surveys chose money.
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Net Promoter Scores (NPS) and in-product surveys are table stakes for most companies.
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Most ESG data was disclosed voluntarily in sustainability reports or in response to surveys.
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AP/GfK questioned 1,85033 adult Americans via online surveys from March 31-April 4.
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And even though recent polls and surveys show Sanders supporters largely rallying to Mrs.
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The poll mirrors similar results in recent surveys from The Associated Press and NPR.
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According to several surveys, finding qualified workers is the biggest hurdle facing businesses today.
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