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Gallup

— noun a town in northwestern New Mexico near the Arizona border

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No clue to their movements has been reported. since their assault last night on a service station. north of Gallup, New Mexico.

From the way she talked about Buckley, you'd think he was Moses, Einstein and Gallup rolled into one.

An old goof who said he was the real Jesse James, until they found out he was a chicken thief from Gallup by the name of Schimmelmacher.

In the insurance game, in Gallup.

We're from Gallup.

It's a very wonderful thing to see a man and his family come all the way from Gallup to join us here during these anxious days.

That Gallup Poll shake you up?

The Gallup Poll of last week indicated what appears to be a very universal rejection of your entire political philosophy.

Here in Gallup and surrounding areas, we can expect a massive cold front moving in from the north.

You know the results of the latest Gallup Poll?

Let's take a Gallup poll.

The speech was announced after the Gallup Poll disclosed that Mr. Nixon's popularity had fallen to the lowest point for an American President in 20 years.

Tonight I'm standing on Highway 666 running through towns like Cortez Shiprock, Sheep Springs and ending in Gallup, New Mexico.

Roper, Paris, Gallup, all the polls, they all come back the same way.

Is this some kind of Gallup Poll?

They'll have to change there and wait on for a train to Gallup.

Gallup and Harris will conduct new election polls.

In the Gallup poll.

Yes, I do. Roper, Paris, Gallup, all the polls, they all come back the same way.

Gallup, New Mexico.

In. Gallup, New Mexico.

Sounded like some sick take on the Gallup Survey.

Well, I modeled my poll after the Gallup Poll.

Is this some kind of Gallup poll?

Why gallup?

What is this, the Gallup poll?

Been to Gallup, Phillipsburg, Sioux Falls.

According to gallup polls, one in twelve Americans is unaware that the bird is the word.

I got as far as Gallup and then it was just time to come home.

Gallup, New Mexico, that was a domestic thing.

You received calls from a prepaid cell, in Gallup, New Mexico.

I'm with the Gallup poll.

Principal is on schedule, but second unit has been idle in Gallup, New Mexico for four days.

News and current affairs

The polling organization Gallup asked people in 135 countries whether they had, in the last month, donated money to a charity, volunteered their time to an organization, or helped a stranger.

Gallup's results, which form the basis of the World Giving Index 2014, indicate that approximately 2.3 billion people, a third of the world's population, perform at least one altruistic act per month.

Since 1977, Gallup International has asked people around the world whether they believe their lives will be better next year than they were the year before.

Using the Gallup World Poll, my colleagues at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, Carol Graham and Milena Nikolova, have found that the happiest cohorts are those who work part-time voluntarily.

The study's conclusions applied only to Germany, but its main findings were largely corroborated by a Gallup global survey.

We now have a daily index for the US, the Gallup Economic Confidence Index, so we can pinpoint changes in confidence over time.

The drop in the Gallup Economic Confidence Index was sharper in July 2011 than it was in 2008, although the index has not yet fallen to a lower level than it reached then.

When George Gallup wrote, almost nine years after the Great Depression began, a sense of ultimate futility - a belief that high unemployment would never end - was widespread.

According to a recent Gallup International poll, Central and East Europeans are the most skeptical about democracy, which only about one-third of people trust.

Recent Gallup polls report that Americans are no longer feeling exuberant, but certainly still feel comfortable.