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A recent Quinnipiac University poll found that 62 percent of Connecticut residents thought abolishing the death penalty was "a bad idea," though polls over time have found respondents split relatively evenly if given the option of life without parole as an alternative to executions.
Still, as male DJs continue to dominate festival lineups even as their fanbases are split relatively evenly between men and women, it's only fair to speak truth to power when those powers are undermining the work of the few women artists who have risen to the top of the field. .
White voters with college degrees split relatively evenly in their partisanship, but those without college degrees clearly lean Republican, with 54 percent identifying as Republicans and only 37 percent identifying as Democrats.
The Ohio republican electorate is relatively evenly split ideologically.
Although Mr. Gingrich performed nearly as well with voters in Georgia who decided in the past few days, the remaining half of voters was relatively evenly split between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum.
But the election here is a reminder that advertising matters (no matter how much voters complain about it), that people make choices on individual candidates (not only party ideology), and perhaps most of all, that Wisconsin, like some of the other Midwestern states that moved toward the Republicans in 2010, may remain relatively evenly split along partisan lines.
Parent preferences amongst the remaining models were relatively evenly split.
The re-classified cases were relatively evenly split between ER+ and ER- subgroups on repeat testing.
In both the GEM and NHS datasets, the ER-/PR+ cases were re-classified relatively evenly into ER+ and ER- subtypes, with a 50/50 and 55/45 split into ER+ and ER- subtypes in the GEM and NHS datasets, respectively.
The granules were distributed relatively evenly in the structure.
Luck distributed his passes relatively evenly among his receivers.
