In one recent poll, 79 percent of Frenchmen questioned said "no cause, even if just, is worth a war."

As a result, nearly 98 percent of arriving passengers clear Customs without being stopped and questioned.

Two years ago, only 15 percent of voters questioned mentioned him as an important black leader.

More than 60 percent of people questioned around the country had a good image of the city up from 40 percent just two years ago.

Fully 10 percent of the people questioned, by far the largest single group, came up with that one word.

At least 90 percent of the more than 25,000 individuals questioned have enthusiastically recognized themselves 'm these descriptions.

In addition, 36 percent of the parents questioned said their children did not know four basic colors as against 24 percent nationally.

In a 1992 survey, he said, 82 percent of Argentines questioned had favored privatization.

Public opinion polls show that more than 80 percent of those questioned support it.

But the poll, taken on Oct. 5, also showed that 20 percent of voters questioned had not made up their minds.