Word: polled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...senior sociology concentrator explains," I could never truthfully answer a poll. I don't know if I have ever cheated. I am totally unaware of how Harvard defines...
More worrisome to White House officials are poll results that indicate many Americans who already have insurance are convinced they will pay more for the same, or worse, coverage under the Clinton plan -- results supported by new evidence concerning the plan's cost. The White House estimated last fall that the average premium for health insurance under its plan would be $1,800 for individuals and $4,200 for a typical family of four. But a study by the health-care consulting firm of Lewin-VHI that was hailed by the White House in December found the premiums would...
...Roper poll last spring found that 22 percent of respondents felt it was "possible" that "the Nazi extermination of the Jews never happened...
...title. "Lullabies are songs that soothe little children to sleep, but they can also be empowering." She has a new video on MTV (she is bald in the arty black and white clip; she has since let her hair grow out a bit), and a Rolling Stone critics' poll chose NdegeOcello, 25, as "the brightest hope for 1994." The praise is well deserved. On her album she is almost a one-person band, playing drums, keyboards, guitar and bass in addition to singing. Plantation Lullabies also has some impressive guest performers, including Joshua Redman, a summa cum laude graduate...
...dealt with crime at the grass roots in Arkansas, but after meeting with the murdered girl's father in December he realized again that we have to do more to keep people like that off the streets." Yes but, says another Administration official. "Obviously the whole thing was poll driven. Even after ((Clinton)) met with Mr. Klaas, he didn't speak about three strikes until the polls said crime is our latest No. 1 issue." To sate Clinton's self-indulgence -- and conform with the polls -- the White House concluded (surprise) that "three strikes," in Reed's words...