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It hired Kellyanne Conway’s Washington firm, The Polling Company, to gauge nationwide sentiment about immigrants.

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The poll is the first to gauge how California feels about Harris running for governor.

In order to gauge the law’s effectiveness, study authors examined the prevalence of chemicals found in blood and urine samples collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

FTC Commission Chair Lina Khan pointed out that, in the absence of salary or a set hourly pay rate, workers rely on gig companies’ marketing to gauge their earning potential.

With more heavy showers set to hit Florida this week, the early tallies may provide the most reliable gauge as to how a somewhat-tightening Senate race may shake out, where incumbent Rick Scott hopes to fend off Democratic challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell.

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