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Published polls as well as some internal surveys for campaigns indicate that Buchanan has gotten the best New Hampshire bounce out of his surprisingly strong second-place finish in Iowa.
In an internal survey of 1, 094 customers who called to order WorldNet over the last week, AT & AMP; T said 45 percent claimed they were AOL customers.
A government report Wan obtained and released to the public showed that officials knew the results of internal surveys showing a growing AIDS epidemic in Henan as early as 1995.
Internal surveys indicate widespread dissatisfaction among junior officers, despite substantial pay increases and an administrative change last year that allows lieutenants to be promoted to captain earlier in their career.
Chinese officials reject any suggestion they've lost public confidence, and a Beijing city government spokesman claimed a recent internal survey showed 74 percent of respondents were satisfied with government measures.

An internal survey by the National Business Travel Association, a trade group, found that 79 percent of business travelers said they were entitled to a higher level of service than other travelers.
According to Boston lawyer Harold Hestnes, a prominent Republican working for Bush, that camp almost agreed to a statewide recount based on an internal survey that they were very likely to win it.
Aides said internal surveys show a slice of the region's electorate to be open to Gore's message, and cutting the margin of loss in western Michigan could throw the state into their camp.
After a steady climb in the opinion polls _ one internal survey had even put Bloomberg ahead of Mark Green for the first time _ the race was suddenly threatening to slip away.
When one man asked Fiorina about polls that found employees at three HP sites opposed the deal by 2-to-1, she responded that internal surveys gave her confidence that most workers companywide support the deal.