They tend to be more poor, transient and distrustful of authority than people who haven't been imprisoned all factors that suppress response rates.
"They yearn for authenticity and are distrustful of gimmicks, " says Phil Lempert, food trend expert and founder of Supermarketguru.com.
In the 1960s, the then French president, Charles de Gaulle, was determined that his country should remain an independent nuclear power, and was distrustful of America's readiness to defend Europe from the Soviet threat.
But coalition forces are still searching for evidence of Saddam's chemical, biological and nuclear programmes, and America remains distrustful of the UN's chief weapons inspector, Hans Blix.
Republicans are more distrustful, and the views of independents have not changed much.
For its part, Judaism, many Christian confessions and Islam too witness the recent destruction of Buddhist statues in Afghanistan have embraced an iconoclasm profoundly distrustful of images and idolaters.
Toxoplasma can also infect the human brain, making men distrustful of others and less likely to heed moral rules.
All this has left most Papuans at best distrustful of Jakarta and more often wanting to secede from Indonesia.
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Repatriation has proven difficult almost everywhere: people are traumatised by their experiences, distrustful of neighbours and reluctant to return.
She has amassed her wealth by carefully choosing her customers, and eschewing the sales pitch in a community distrustful of salesmen 1% of its 5, 200 employees are in sales and marketing.
Anything less could leave Beijing more isolated and vulnerable in a powerful, distrustful backyard.
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Gen Y employees might be distrustful of the market and wary of corporations, but they are perfectly comfortable buying their products.
What happens in a banking crisis is that banks become distrustful of each other and therefore reluctant to do business with each other.
Liberals, on the other hand, are fundamentally distrustful of the wisdom and judgment of the people, preferring instead the absolutism of the courts to the chaos and uncertainty of democracy.
Walter Mondale appealed to traditional Democrats such as organized labor and African-Americans who were distrustful of Jimmy Carter, an unknown Southerner who did not seem sympathetic to the party's core ideas.
At a time when consumers are distrustful of big companies and their leaders, marketers are putting employees in ads in an effort to make their brands seem more transparent and trustworthy.
Many people who suffered through the Great Depression grew severely distrustful of financial institutions, and for the rest of their lives kept money under the proverbial mattress.
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What may best describe me is an ardent libertarian who aggressively defends our civil rights, who is distrustful of big government, and who detests the infestation of all local and federal government by lobbyists with their corrupting bribes.
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They even jumped into coalitions with the LDP, first the socialists, now the New Conservatives and the Buddhist-backed New Komeito, leaving voters distrustful of what they stand for.
And so, you know, a lot of them are particularly distrustful of the police, which they see as Shiite dominated.
Taft Republicans are beyond distrustful of the Eastern-elite, liberal Republicans and simply Easterners in general.
People were also increasingly distrustful of big corporations, which they saw as lovers of profit and not the land.
Blindly paternalistic in his dealings with his surly, distrustful charges, Wikus grins vapidly while his colleagues invade their homes and beat them if they resist.
But the fact that the US and Europe are the IMF's biggest shareholders has made emerging giants like China distrustful of the organisation.
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