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Meanings of latest polls in anglès

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Usage of latest polls in anglès
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The latest polls have New Zealand First dancing just above 5 percent.
Radio NZ
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The latest polls suggest voters have been coaxed back into the centre.
Reuters
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The latest polls suggested voters had been coaxed back into the centre.
Reuters
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The latest polls suggest a steep hill to climb for its supporters.
The Irish Times
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The latest polls suggested voters had been coaxed back into the center.
Reuters
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The latest polls give Labour the first lead over National in 12 years.
Radio NZ
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National maintains a strong lead over Labour in the latest polls.
Radio NZ
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The meeting followed the usual agenda, beginning with the latest polls.
The abduction
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The latest polls show Carter an easy winner over either Pres.
The new yorker
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Rudd - the latest polls and changes he wants to make.
Radio NZ
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The latest polls show that roughly half of Catalans support independence.
The Guardian
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Results of the latest polls in an election year look grim for Julia Gillard.
Radio NZ
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With that in mind, the latest polls put Labour back in a convincing lead.
The Guardian
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The latest polls put the race within margins of error.
The Guardian
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The latest polls show Barack Obama up over John McCain in double digits statewide.
The Guardian
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The latest polls show him breathing down the necks of Fillon and Le Pen.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Latest polls through the time
Latest polls across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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