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The report also examined changes in television news, which garners similar heavily partisan audiences.

Most of the list will not be seen on broadcast television, which garners the largest audiences.

Mr Obama's numbers are down, but Americans have even less confidence in BP, which garners the trust of only 22% of the public.

The Australian Labor Party, which garners its strongest support among the working classes, was dominant in the 1980s and the early 21st century.

The official jobless rate, which garners the bulk of attention from politicians and the public, was reported on Friday to have risen to 9.7percentt in August.

But the monthlong event, which garners the largest television audience in the world, may also be remembered as the first in which security gets top billing.

Mr. Hynes should come clean on all the cases in which Garner's testimony sent -- or helped send -- people to prison.

Facebook groups like Flat Chested and Proud of It! and Flat Chested Girls United exist, and their members trade bon mots as profound as "im flat as a tack :)" — which garner male support like "you are blessed".

While the Congress and the B.J.P. individually win the largest blocks of seats – the former has 205 and the latter 114 in the present Lok Sabha, or lower house of Parliament – regional parties, which garner a small but significant number of seats, have played a crucial role in propping up coalition governments.

Famously, the opening section is a song of praise to the modernising tendencies of bourgeois capitalist rule and it is in the manifesto that we find the insights about globalisation and the spread of capitalist modernity around the world, quotes which garner grudging admiration today for their prescience even from Wall Street and the City.

Usually, the most surprising polls, which garner headlines, are the most inaccurate.