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But in the new equally divided Senate, all 50 Democrats are likely to support an immediate debate on reform.

In his Wall Street Journal op-ed, "The Iraq Connection", former CIA director James Woolsey pointed out that Iraq was the state "most likely" to support an anthrax attack against the United States and urged the government not to require "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" to make Iraq its focus.

Adiabatic CAES revenues are not likely to support an investment in most regions studied.

When not controlling for ideology (columns [1] and [3]), these individuals are, respectively, 44 and 34% less likely to support an increase in the minimum wage and to think that the Iraq war was a mistake, as compared to the excluded category of CBS viewers.

Moreover, 55percentt said they would be more likely to support an all-of-the-above strategy if it included steps to protect some public lands from development.

In 2007, the Pew Research Center found that a candidate who doesn't believe in God would have the hardest time gaining support from voters, with 63percentt "less likely to support" an atheist, outranking a gay candidate (46percentt), a philanderer (39percentt) or a Mormon (30percentt).

And nearly half say they are less likely to support a candidate for office if he or she supported policies like the Blunt Amendment.

"We would not be likely to support a quota system," says Peter Montagon of the ABI.

Only one in 10 said her support would make them more likely to support a candidate.

America is also likely to support a new IMF loan programme for Pakistan.

That should bode well for Johnson because alienated Republicans are more likely to support a libertarian than a Clinton.