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Meanings of recent polls in English
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Usage of recent polls in English
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Still, Russians are most concerned about economic problems, according to recent polls.
2
Trump has led in recent polls in almost every Super Tuesday state.
3
Support for Ms Rousseff has fallen to single-digit figures in recent polls.
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Two recent polls have put Capriles more than 10 percentage points behind.
5
Her high marks are similar to those reported in other recent polls.
6
The scandal does not appear to have hurt Najib at recent polls.
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There has been a dearth of recent polls on the Arizona race.
8
In recent polls most people blame the government for the crisis.
9
Several recent polls have indicated bad news for the president in the state.
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In fact, National is in great shape, 45 percent in the recent polls.
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In both countries, the ruling party lost ground in the most recent polls.
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Other recent polls have shown Blackburn with a substantially wider lead.
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But recent polls indicate the lengthy primary season may actually be alienating voters.
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The Democratic challenger has led by double digits in recent polls.
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Two recent polls show Malloy leading slightly but within the margin of error.
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An average of other recent polls gives an 8 point margin.
This collocation consists of:
Recent polls through the time
Recent polls across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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