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A Gallup poll this week found that only 19% of Americans think America is winning in Iraq.
本周的一次蓋洛普民調(diào)發(fā)現(xiàn)，衹有19％的美國(guó)人認(rèn)爲(wèi)在伊拉尅取勝。
Half of American teenagers admit to cheating on a school exam, according to a 2004 Gallup poll.
根據(jù)2004年的蓋洛普民意測(cè)騐，有一半的美國(guó)青少年承認(rèn)在學(xué)校考試作弊。
In a Gallup poll for USA Today, 33% of Americans said they believed the country was in a depression.
《今日美國(guó)》的一份蓋洛普民意測(cè)騐顯示，33%的美國(guó)人表示他們認(rèn)爲(wèi)國(guó)家陷入了蕭條。

A USA Today/Gallup Poll last May showed that fifty-eight percent of conservatives and Republicans supported letting gays and lesbians serve openly.
Forty-eight percent of people in a USA Today/Gallup Poll taken this week said the president should send more troops to Afghanistan.
A USA Today-Gallup poll shows a small majority believe the new health care plan is a good thing.

According to a gallup poll among 53 countries, Nigeria rated 70 points for optimism.
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a series of questions asked of a group of people in order to find out what they think about a particular subject or how they will vote in an election

A Gallup poll is an opinion poll carried out by an official organization and used especially in forecasting the results of elections.