41.   But a new poll suggests Arizona Republicans may have all but forgotten about the wealthy publisher.

42.   But a new poll suggests the opposite is true.

43.   But as the U.S News poll suggests, many Americans worry that declining civility contributes to serious problems.

44.   But for all the speculation that slick TV ads and superficial campaigning would swamp Israel, polls suggest it may be just the opposite.

45.   But Iowans often make up their minds at the last minute, and polls suggest that they have not made their final caucus decisions yet.

46.   But if Harshbarger is exceedingly well-positioned for the Democratic primary, the poll also suggests that Cellucci will have considerable appeal to Democrats.

47.   But many Englishmen would regret the breakup of Britain, and the most recent polls suggest that a majority of Scots also reject the idea.

48.   But national polls suggest Americans have all along had deeply mixed feelings not only about the accusations against the president but about the coverage.

49.   But more recent polls suggest that people are forming clearer opinions of him and that those opinions, particularly among women, are often negative.

50.   But polls suggest the vast majority of British people blame not the protesters or the oil companies, but the government.