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    Obama Rockets to Top of Poll on Global Leaders: Putin and Ahmadinejad Receive Lowest Marks

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    2009-06-29
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    Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA)
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    US President Barack Obama has the confidence of many publics around the world - inspiring far more confidence than any other world political leader according to a new poll of 20 nations by WorldPublicOpinion.org. A year ago, President Bush was one of the least trusted leaders in the world.
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