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Survey: Do you think that US President Trump is mishandling foreign relations with Russia?
Survey: Do you think that US President Trump is mishandling foreign relations with Russia?
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1. Survey: Do you think that US President Trump is mishandling foreign relations with Russia?
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I am a US citizen and I think that US President Trump is mishandling foreign relations with Russia?0
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I am a US citizen and I think that US President Trump is correctly handling foreign relations with Russia?0
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I am not a US citizen, but I think that US President Trump is mishandling foreign relations with Russia?0
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I am not a US citizen, but I think that US President Trump is correctly handling foreign relations with Russia?2
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