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For example, one extreme lexical transformation is the nickname Poll which is derived from Mary, "in which the m has been both occluded and unvoiced, the a has been retracted, the r has been lingualized, and the y has been dropped." (p. 306.)
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The Rocky Mountain Poll was conducted April 22-25, before during and after the legislation was signed into law, with 552 Arizona voters questioned by telephone.
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The Washington Poll is the only survey in the state released since the summer to screen for registered voters rather than a narrower subgroup of "likely voters."
Rasmussen Poll Shows 'Virtual Tie' In Colorado Senate Race The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The Washington Poll is the only survey in the state released since the summer to screen for registered voters rather than a narrower subgroup of "likely voters."
Rasmussen Poll Shows 'Virtual Tie' In Colorado Senate Race Mark Blumenthal 2010
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Need to comment on the findings posted by someone on AZ SR 1070, the Rasmussen Poll is a conservative pollster.
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The Rocky Mountain Poll suggests a partisan divide, with 76 percent of Republicans favoring the new law and 58 percent of Democrats opposed to the measure.
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The Gallup Poll is the one that has a greater cross section of all Americans.
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The Rocky Mountain Poll suggests a partisan divide, with 76 percent of Republicans favoring the new law and 58 percent of Democrats opposed to the measure.
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Poll is what you use instead of actual journalism.
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A Rocky Mountain Poll conducted by Behavior Research Center and released Wednesday indicates that 52 percent of Arizonans back the measure, with 39 percent opposed and nine percent unsure.
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