The study suggests that in 168 marginal seats, the ethnic minority vote is bigger than the majority of the sitting MP.
He told the BBC's Andrew Marr show: "Sometimes I get the impression that people are waiting for an accident so that they can really focus [on] avoiding a bigger disaster.
Nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than I do," Clinton told reporters during a campaign stop in Iowa.
Nine programmers took it off air between 2005 and 2009, but to everyone's surprise it returned as an even bigger hit in 2010.
Welcome to Uzbekistan, a country bigger than Germany, with a population of 31 million, where Islam Karimov is now embarking on a fourth term of office, even though the constitution stipulates a two-term maximum for heads of state.
Opposition politician Anwar Ibrahim scored a bigger than expected victory in a byelection today, boosting his chances of becoming prime minister.
No matter how hard parts of the media have tried to brand her "the greatest threat to the constitution since the abdication crisis" – bigger even than the second world war, apparently – many people still see her on TV and think she looks like a half-decent person and politician.
In a later email, another promise is given: "If the needs be I will look into it on a bigger scale eg your salary package".
Durkan could, as Tom Kelly argued earlier this year, find solace in a bigger, more professional club called Fianna Fail, where he can make a comeback in the green, white and gold colours of the Irish Republic's official 'Republican Party'.
"Part of playing in the World Cup should be to spread the good word of the game and again the more teams we can have playing, within reason, in the big competitions, the more exposure it gets in their home nations, and the more exposure they get against the bigger sides".
Rather disappointingly he chose to be the bigger man and merely cantered past his rival without so much as a sideways look.
