A more recent survey from Gallup produced similar results.
Mercedes won back some ground in a more recent survey.
In the more recent survey, those numbers have flipped.
(A more recent survey conducted by the foundation puts the number at fifteen per cent).
A more recent survey, published in January, revealed even greater scepticism.
He has new data from a more recent survey that in many respects contradicts his original research.
Labour, on 31%, is down two on the last Guardian poll and up one on the more recent survey.
Labour, on 30%, are also down two on the Guardian's January poll and up two on the more recent survey.
Another, more recent survey, from the University of Georgia, shows the change in participation rates in 60 recreational activities between 1999 and 2008.
A more recent survey by Dr. Robert M. Hirschfeld, published in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry in 2003, found significant bipolar symptoms in 3.7percentt of the United States population.
And a more recent survey by the same paper found that in the suburbs of New York teenage crime has been increasing faster than the teenage population, and sometimes even faster than teenage crime in the nation as a whole.
