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Nbr. 2012, January 2012

'Suffering' in Haiti Lowest Since 2006; Emotional wellbeing more positive as well.

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'Thriving' in Taiwan Rebounds From Economic Crisis; Taiwanese are also more satisfied with their standard of living.

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150 Million Adults Worldwide Would Migrate to the U.S. Potential migrants most likely to be Chinese, Nigerian, and Indian.

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Almost All Nigerians Say Gov't Is Corrupt; Fuel subsidy protests reflect poverty, mistrust of officials.

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Americans Anti-Big Business, Big Gov't; GOP more satisfied than average with corporations; Democrats, with government.

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Americans Divided on Repeal of 2010 Healthcare Law; Majority of Republicans strongly favor repeal if a Republican is elected president.

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Americans Favor Keystone XL Pipeline; Republicans twice as likely as Democrats to say the government should approve it.

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Americans Give Record-High Ratings to Several U.S. Allies; Iran has the lowest favorable rating; China's declines.

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Americans Judge Reagan, Clinton Best of Recent Presidents; Public split on whether Obama will be judged positively or negatively.

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Americans See Benefits of Close U.S.-China Relations; Major barriers to strong U.S.-China relations noted by many Americans.

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Americans Split 53% to 44% on Whether Their Taxes Will Rise; Expanded numbers say middle-income Americans pay fair share, those with lower incomes pay too little.

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Americans Split on Energy vs. Environment Trade-Off; Forty-seven percent prioritize energy production; 44%, environmental protection.

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Americans Still Dissatisfied With U.S. Position in World; Even though most believe other countries view U.S. favorably.

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Americans Still Favor Nuclear Power a Year After Fukushima; Majority also still sees nuclear power as safe.

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Americans Still Prioritize Economic Growth Over Environment; But eight-percentage-point gap in favor of economic growth is smaller than last year's gap.

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Americans Still Rate Iran Top U.S. Enemy; China is second on the 'greatest enemy' list.

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Americans Still View China as World's Leading Economic Power; Expect China to be leading power in the future.

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Americans' Immigration Concerns Linger; Nearly two-thirds are dissatisfied with the current level of immigration.

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Americans' Life Ratings at 11-Month High; Life evaluation up along with economic confidence, standard of living.

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Americans' Spending Rises Modestly in December; Average $76 in self-reported daily spending, up from $71 in November.

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Americans' Spending Up Sharply in March; Self-reported spending averaged $74 per day in March '12, up 16% year over year.

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Americans' Worries About Global Warming Up Slightly; But remains much lower than the previous high of 72% in 2000.

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Americans, Opinion Leaders See U.S.-China Ties as Friendly; Those who follow news about China have less favorable views of the country.

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Blacks, Nonblacks Hold Sharply Different Views of Martin Case; Blacks more likely to believe race is a major factor.

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Catholics' Approval of Obama Little Changed; Down three percentage points amid birth-control controversy.

President Barack Obama - Survey

Clean Drinking Water Linked to Food Security in Africa; A median of 66% say water is getting harder to find.

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Congress' Job Approval at New Low of 10%; Republicans and Democrats equally negative.

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Congressional Approval Recovers Slightly, Now 17%; Highest rating since July.

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Congressional Job Approval Essentially Flat at 12%; Has not improved, in contrast to ratings of Obama and national conditions.

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Contraception Debate Divides Americans, Including Women; Americans' sympathies evenly divided between religious leaders and the Obama administration.

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