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• Harris Polls conducted by Harris Interactive

The Harris Poll® Nov.10, 2004, "National ‘Feel Good Index’ Rises as More People Feel Good about U.S. Morals and Values"
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• Harris Interactive News Releases

"Harris Interactive Named to 2004 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 as One of the Fastest Growing Technology Companies in North America" Nov. 16, 2004
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• Harris Interactive Newsletters

1. Health Care News (Vol. 4, Issue 17, Nov. 16, 2004) "Only a Quarter (25%) Of U.S. Adults Would Consider Allowing a Child of Theirs to Participate In a Clinical Research Study"
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2. The Wall Street Journal Online / Harris Interactive Health-Care Poll (Vol. 3, Issue 22, Nov. 10, 2004) "Majority Supports Trend to Allow More Prescription Drugs to be Sold Over-the-Counter, But Public Split about Risks, According to Survey of U.S. Adults"
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3. Trends & Tudes (Nov. 2004) "Customers for a Lifetime: Developing Brand Awareness and Affinity with Youth"
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