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In a YouGov poll commissioned by Amnesty International last year about attitudes to surveillance across 13 countries, Americans felt most strongly that the government should leave citizens alone.

Mr. Petritsch urged most strongly that before it leaves office, the Clinton administration should help capture Dr. Karadzic and other prime suspects.

Even in the period when Spender believed most strongly that poetry should have a political purpose, he was unable fully to quell the autobiographical.

Of six European countries plus America and Canada, Britain emerged as by far the least happy about immigration.Britons felt most strongly that there were too many immigrants in their country, and disapproved most categorically of their government's management of inflows.

The spectacle of an independence struggle in one of Europe's oldest states, an example of democracy since the Franco dictatorship crumbled more than three decades ago, has struck many Spaniards as anachronistic, particularly those who feel most strongly that they belong to a 21st-century society and a globalized economy.

It was this demographic who felt most strongly that privacy laws need to be strengthened.

Because of the overlapping nature of the windows, every site falls within the center region of one window and hence contributes most strongly to that window.

The idea that emerges most strongly is that for someone who has lived such a surreal life, McCartney has long had a remarkable sense of "everyday" morals.

But it is their positions on Iran's nuclear program, a subject that is almost certain to bedevil whoever becomes president in 2009, that most strongly suggest that the foreign-policy differences between Democratic and Republican policy elites have been vastly overblown.

One that pervaded most strongly was that of the "welfare queen".

We have also shown that low spatial frequencies suppress most strongly the LFPs that have the highest spatial frequency cutoffs.