The survey contains hundreds of questions, many of them startlingly intimate.
Measuring homelessness is not an exact science, but a government survey contains good news.
The survey contains no data for two of the 17 members of the currency union: Ireland and Estonia.
The survey contains questions relating to which services and treatments should be covered by private health insurance policies, and whether policies are competitive and easy to understand.
But the survey contains warnings that the most talked-about giveaways in prospect are out of line with the public's priorities.
This survey contains chapters on each of the Nordic nations and places the texts into illuminating social, political and geographical contexts.
The survey contains a few mysteries (what's up with the Baltics?), but the basic finding is not a surprise and accords with global patterns of immigration.
The survey contains similar results to those released on Sunday by NBC News/Marist, which also showed the two leading candidates essentially tied.
Today, art about online culture is ubiquitous, the majority mundane to the point of tedium; indeed this survey contains some of the worst offenders, Jon Rafman and Petra Cortright among them.
The survey contains several surprises, including the fact that Wales now has more public wireless internet access points, or "Wi-Fi hotspots", per person than Germany, Japan and the US.
The survey contains questions regarding health and lifestyle, as well as demographics, labor participation, and income.
