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Amy Mitchell
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Kim Parker
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Lee Rainie
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Richard Wike
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Becka A. Alper
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Monica Anderson
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Jonathan Evans
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Richard Fry
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Claire Gecewicz
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Jeffrey Gottfried
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Conrad Hackett
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Ruth Igielnik
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Bradley Jones
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Brian Kennedy
Science and Society
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Jocelyn Kiley
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Stephanie Kramer
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Clark Letterman
Global Attitudes and Trends
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Samirah Majumdar
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Katerina Eva Matsa
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Andrew Mercer
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Besheer Mohamed
Religion and Public Life
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Patrick Moynihan
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J. Baxter Oliphant
U.S. Politics and Policy
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Neha Sahgal
Religion and Public Life
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Laura Silver
Global Attitudes and Trends
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Gregory A. Smith
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Galen Stocking
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