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    March 25, 2014
    Concerns about Russia Rise, But Just a Quarter Call Moscow an Adversary

    More Support for ‘Firm Stand’ among Those Who See Russia as Adversary

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    Concerns about Russia Rise, But Just a Quarter Call Moscow an Adversary

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    More See Russia as a ‘Serious Problem’ than as an ‘Adversary’
    Public Still Reluctant to See U.S. Get Too Involved in Ukraine
    Mixed Views of Obama’s Handling of Situation Involving Russia, Ukraine
    Republicans Divided Between Firm Stand and Less Involvement in Ukraine
    More Now See Russia than China as a Serious Problem or Adversary
    A Wider Partisan Gap in Views of Russia as an Adversary
    More Support for ‘Firm Stand’ among Those Who See Russia as Adversary
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    3-25-14 Russia Ukraine web graphic

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