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    Americans on Intervention in Liberia: Support for Contributing US Troops to Liberia Soft but Growing

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    2003-07-31
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    A poll on contributing US troops to a UN peacekeeping operation in Liberia, conducted by Gallup July 25-27, finds a strong 63% approving – up from 57% when Gallup asked the same question July 7-9. This upward movement may be in response to increased reporting on the situation there and the US beginning to position troops for eventual participation.
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