Date: Mon, 11. August 2008 16:17:09

J.D. Power surveys: What truths do they tell? Don't know if you had a chance to read the J.D. Power and Associates release announcing results of its 2008 Vehicle Dependability Study, but I did.

Date: Mon, 19. October 2009 02:59:32

AFP - The cabinet of Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama enjoys approval ratings of more than 70 percent a month after taking office, surveys showed Monday.

Date: Fri, 27. August 2010 06:13:16

Dear Abby - DEAR ABBY: Our son, Jason, has decided to leave college with only two semesters left in order to pursue his love of river guiding and outdoor programs. While he was in school, his father and I paid for his cell phone, health and car insurance, and his rent because we wanted his focus to be on his studies. We also paid his tuition.

Date: Sun, 23. May 2010 15:50:56

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Date: Mon, 6. July 2009 17:26:37

Reuters - Two Indiana University surveys suggest that vibrator use during sexual encounters is common among American men and women and is linked to better sexual health.

Date: Thu, 26. June 2008 20:09:14

Technical consultant Susan Estrada reported this month on progress Redwood Coast Connect is making on compiling the broadband surveys started in December when public meetings were held.

Date: Fri, 10. October 2008 03:21:30

(AHN) - With Election Day just five days away, the Conservative Party of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper continues to experience setbacks in surveys. - Thu, 9 Oct 2008 13:45:14 GMT

Date: Tue, 16. December 2008 15:23:54

(AHN) - Two new surveys undertaken by major media firms indicate the overwhelming public disapproval of a bailout package for the auto industry now being tackled in Congress. - Tue, 16 Dec 2008 05:37:37 GMT

Date: Tue, 16. December 2008 15:23:47

(AHN) - Two new surveys undertaken by major media firms indicate the overwhelming public disapproval of a bailout package for the auto industry now being tackled in Congress. - Tue, 16 Dec 2008 05:38:02 GMT

Date: Wed, 18. August 2010 19:57:41

Reuters - Canadian employers expect to raise salaries by roughly 3 percent next year, loosening their purse strings in the belief that the worst of the financial crisis is over, two surveys showed on Wednesday.