The latest presidential preference poll by Gallup, like most recent preference polls, has George W. Bush and Al Gore virtually tied, 46percentt for Mr. Bush and 45percentt for Mr. Gore.
But there's no doubt that the WikiLeaks party's recent preferencing scandal has put a dent in the party's support base across the country.
Putin's recent preference for trade and investment requires a qualitatively different business climate in Russia, including the de facto rule of law and competent, honest governance.
"I can't separate Moore from the idea of public space and of art seen in the context of town planning,' says Gareth Jones (whose own recent preference is for elegant understated works in materials such as Fablon, newsprint and chipboard).
That has been Manuel's approach all along, from his live-in-the-moment usage of the bullpen to his recent preference to start Ramon Martinez, who drove in the Mets' second run with a double, at second base.
There is evidence of increasing optimism in the market's recent preference for technology stocks over so-called defensive issues, like drug stocks, that tend to perform better in bearish markets.
Concerned that the economy continues to exceed what the Fed considers to be its speed limit, the central bank put aside its recent preference for small adjustments to monetary policy in favor of an attention-grabbing increase of half a percentage point.
It results from Kozlowski's recent preference for large pooling-of-interest mergers.
In a recent preference study among women suffering from dysfunctional uterine bleeding, we found that a majority of the patients scheduled for an endometrial ablation or a levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine device were inclined to take a risk of 50% likelihood of treatment failure to avoid a hysterectomy [21].
Her Olympic-caliber Judo allows Rousey to easily take opponents down, but a recent preference for striking makes it difficult to tell where the fight will go.
