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Sixty-eight Republicans backed Democrats in defense of preserving at least reduced funding for legal aid to the poor, for example.
Wonkbook: Bipartisanship -- whether the two parties like it or not Ezra Klein 2011
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Sixty-eight percent of the House GOP freshman class voted for the Republican Study Committee's amendment, while 32 percent opposed it.
House GOP freshmen mirror longtime members on conservative budget amendment 2011
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Sixty-eight percent of retailers expect online sales to rise by at least 15% this holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation.
Boxing Up Shopping's Magic Moment Elizabeth Holmes 2011
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Sixty-eight percent say former President George W. Bush deserves "almost all" or "a lot but not all" of the blame.
Over A Third Of Americans Support Occupy Wall Street Protests: Poll [LIVE UPDATES] 2011
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Sixty-eight percent of the House GOP freshman class voted for the Republican Study Committee's amendment, while 32 percent opposed it.
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Sixty-eight percent of respondents answered that they heard more "bad stories about teachers" than good ones in the media.
Teachers Trusted More Than Their Unions, New Survey Shows The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Sixty-eight percent want to end the Bush tax cuts on those who make over $250,000.
Robert Creamer: Three Fatal Republican Mistakes That Could Spell Their Defeat Next November Robert Creamer 2011
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Sixty-eight percent want to end the Bush tax cuts on those who make over $250,000.
Robert Creamer: Three Fatal Republican Mistakes That Could Spell Their Defeat Next November Robert Creamer 2011
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Sixty-eight percent of respondents answered that they heard more "bad stories about teachers" than good ones in the media.
Teachers Trusted More Than Their Unions, New Survey Shows The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Sixty-eight percent of CFOs recently surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch said that the price of oil is a significant concern, up from 24% in December.
Rising Oil Prices Worry U.S. Finance Chiefs Dana Mattioli 2011
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