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His lead expanded to 10 points from 3 in a poll published by the firm EPIC-MRA.

A poll published by the Israel Democracy Institute found that 92% of Jewish Israelis believed the war was justified.

A poll published by the Independent on Sunday shows the double-digit lead that Britain's Conservatives had over Gordon Brown's Labour team has nearly evaporated.

A poll published by Franklin & Marshall College in late June showed that only twenty-eight per cent of Pennsylvania voters thought that Specter should get another term.

Then on Wednesday morning, a poll published by Quinnipiac University, The New York Times and CBS News put Mr. Obama 10 points ahead there.

A poll published by CBS and The New York Times showed an 11-point boost in the President's approval rating to 57 per cent since Sunday.

The level of trust between the French and Americans is at its lowest in 17 years, according to a poll published by Le Monde.

The protesters were buoyed by a poll, published by News Corp Australia on Sunday, showing the government would lose office if an election were held today.

According to a YouGov poll, published by the Lawyer earlier this month, a quarter of Britain's lawyers (including a fifth of law-firm partners) would like to leave the profession.

A recent poll published by the Times of Israel has found a striking increase in pessimism about the future in Israel, especially among young people.

Another independence referendum is the least desired option and looking at recent polls it is easy to tell why: a new poll published by YouGov this week finds that the support for a yes campaign was dwindling.