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In fact, 93% of newspaper revenues cited in the survey come from print – from ads or via constantly rising, sales-destroying cover prices.

The morbidity data contained in the survey come from the mother's responses to questions on recent episodes of various forms of morbidity.

This survey comes from Venice to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

But most of the village dogs in that survey came from East Asia, which could have tilted the outcome.

The other survey, the establishment survey, comes from talking to employers, and it produces the job number, which after seasonal adjustment was up 243,000 in January.

Another factor, he said, is that the largest part of the decrease in violent crimes in the victims' survey came from crimes not reported to the police.

But the survey, coming from a 146-year-old magazine that has published such bylines as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Gandhi, is already having an impact.

He said part of the impetus for the new survey came from an analysis he had done of reef health and human impacts, which could not find a clear link.

The majority of responses to the survey came from females (54%) and 48% of the respondents were under the age of 34.

The data for this particular survey came from a total of 33,500 tech workers.

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