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When asked this question, 52 percent of respondents said yes.
While 58 percent of respondents said that indifferently apply to both holidays.
For example,a World Bank survey in East Africa found that 93 percent of respondents said the company would have invested anyway.
And 49 percent of respondents said that they do nothing to secure or encrypt this data.
A recent poll by the Democratic Initiatives Foundation made headlines in Ukraine: 64 percent of respondents said they would vote for NATO accession in a hypothetical referendum.
Seventeen percent of respondents said their listening to public radio increased over the last year.
In Hungary, which has emerged as the bastion of the anti-immigrant movement in Europe,32 percent of respondents said they supported refugees, while 54 percent said they opposed them.
Eighty-eight percent of respondents said marriage should be a lifelong.
Seven percent of respondents said they would bought at least one photocopied book in the last year.
And in a recent survey of Russian citizens, 32 percent of respondents said they might protest if a demonstration occurred in their home town.
Only 39 percent of respondents said that their organization has a strong risk management culture.
In a nationwide survey conducted in May, 14 percent of respondents said they would volunteer for the army in case of a Russian invasion;
Thus, 40 percent of respondents said that the economic situation is"much worse", 34 percent"somewhat worse.
An opinion poll for private television TVN showed on Friday that 55 percent of respondents said President Andrzej Duda should veto the overhaul of the judiciary, 29 percent said he should not veto it.
Nearly 45 percent of respondents said they are not religious, and another 10 percent claimed to be atheists.
Between 13 percent and 45 percent of respondents said they took a condom off before intercourse had finished.
Twenty-nine percent of respondents said that Arabic numerals should be taught in American schools, while the remaining 15 percent had no opinion.
Civilian Casualties: 78 percent of respondents said combatants should avoid civilian casualties as much as possible.
Fifty-five percent of respondents said they consider the EU“more of a foe,” while only 18% view it as“more of a friend.”.
According to the survey's results, 89 percent of respondents said combating corruption was a priority for fostering Ukraine economic growth and attracting foreign investment.
Seventy-one percent of respondents said the courts were the most corrupt institutions, followed by the tax and customs authorities.
Future of Combat: On the issue of future conflict, 36 percent of respondents said that autonomous drones and robots- those not controlled by humans- will increase the number of civilian casualties in wars and armed conflict;
Only 32 percent of respondents said they opposed the movement, which has caused economic disruption as demonstrators hold up road traffic.
The study reports that 50 percent of respondents said that national and local governments need to expand their civic engagements efforts on open data.
Forty-one percent of respondents said they would like to spend money on tech purchases or upgrades if they increase their revenues by five percent or more this year.
An additional 20 percent of respondents said they intend to buy iPhone 8 Plus, while 17 percent will go for iPhone 8.
Forty-eight percent of respondents said they supported a generic carbon tax, where no information about how the money would be spent was provided.
In fact, 40 percent of respondents said that detecting and responding to cloud security incidents is now their top cyber security challenge.
Even in Britain, 55 percent of respondents said the EU should take a more active international stance in the coming years.
Fifty three percent of respondents said they obtained positions through campus recruiting, while 21 percent say they received an offer through an independent job search.