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The poll also appears to show a divide in the coalition's support.
In what might presage a shift in the bilateral relationship, the poll also revealed that 58% of Germans believe that the past should be consigned to history, and 62% disapprove of Israel's policies today.
The poll also found that 74% of French people are afraid to face violence in store.
A separate question in the poll also suggests Americans are poised to maintain last year's elevated holiday spending level.
The poll also found bitcoin to be more popular among men and those between the ages of 18-49.
The poll also finds that international publics express significant concerns about America's role in world affairs.
But the poll also found that 53 percent of Democrats said a free-market system was preferable to socialism.
The poll also measured hope for the future, a key ingredient in the so-called“American dream.”.
The poll also finds that international publics express significant concerns about America's role in world affairs.
The poll also finds that the global population expresses significant concerns about America's role in world affairs.
The poll also showed that 29 percent of the population would oppose the change, while 15 percent were still undecided.
But the poll also suggests Republicans should be careful in how they respond to the president's immigration order.
The poll also found that 32 per cent agreed that Congress treated the Mueller report fairly, while 47 per cent disagreed.
The poll also showed economists now put the probability of a U.S. recession in the next two years at a median 35 percent.
The poll also found that 51 per cent believe that there is an afterlife while 23 per cent believe they will just"cease to exist".
The poll also shows that only 43 percent of voters, including a third of Democrats, approve of Mr. Obama's handling of the struggling U.S. economy.
The poll also showed that delegates expect silver prices to rise to $15 an ounce by the end of October 2019 from around $14.50 on Tuesday.
The poll also finds that slightly less than half of respondents, 46 percent, approve of Trump's handling of the economy, compared to 48 percent who disapprove.
The poll also revealed that 60 percent of those questioned regardedthe Tet Offensive as a defeat of U.S. objectives in Vietnam.
The poll also revealed that 68 per cent of voters believe that the media has been tougher on Trump than his predecessor President Barack Obama.
Figures from the poll also showed 31 per cent of fans who witnessed racism at a game did not report it because they did not believe authorities would take action.
In addition, the poll also showed that it is likely that the CSU will lose the majority of votes in the upcoming Bavarian state election in October.
The poll also found that 66 per cent of American adults said any elected official“should be removed” from office if they work with a foreign government to attack a political rival.
The poll also found 20 percent of men who keep emails hush-hush said there were certain aspects of their life their spouse just didn't need to know about.
The poll also indicated that American physicians are surprisingly religious, with 72% indicating they believe that religion provides a reliable and necessary guide to life.
The poll also found that 62 percent believe the U.S. should consider its allies' interests even if doing so means making compromises, while 34 percent of Americans think the country should do what is best for its own national interest.
The poll also showed a one point increase since autumn 2017 in the level of trust towards the EU to 42 percent and that one percentage point more people, at 45 percent, felt that their voice counted in the 28-nation bloc.
The poll also found that concern about lack of job opportunities is still a huge issue across all 16 countries surveyed, with less than half of respondents(44%) agreeing with the statement“there are good job opportunities in the area I live in.”.
The poll also found 29 per cent of Canadians believed healthy people don't need the flu shot, 20 per cent believed the flu shot can cause negative side effects and 16 per cent believed they didn't need it,“because they are not around many people or vulnerable people.”.