Latest findings in Omnibus Research

3D printing is a relatively new technology that is now being used to manufacture guns. So how does it work? An object can be scanned or its design uploaded, then the 3D printer builds layer upon layer of plastic and 40 minutes later, it’s ready. This product has vast implications ...
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North Dakota television news anchor AJ Clemente was recently fired after swearing on air during his first day on the job believing he was not yet live on the air. AJ even got advice from legendary newsman Tom Brokaw about the incident — “We all swear, we just don’t get ...
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With summer blockbuster season opening this weekend with “Iron Man 3,” you may feel that you’ve already seen the best scenes in the movie. You’re not alone. Half of all Americans (49%) feel that movie trailers these days give away too many of a movie’s best scenes, with a full ...
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Decriminalization takes a treatment and risk reduction focus versus a punishment approach for drug users. This ongoing legal change has sparked significant interest on the topic of drug usage and preference worldwide.  If drugs had no health or legal risks, would people still try them?  An Omnibus survey recently discovered ...
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The most common complaint about airline food is not the quality, but the fact that free hot meals are not available on flights over four hours, according to the YouGov Omnibus survey taken March 19 - 21, 2013. While 42% of Americans want free hot meals on longer flights, the ...
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The chance of winning the lottery is about 1 in 175 million, which means one has a better chance of hitting two straight holes in one!  Despite this wild statistic, plenty of people still buy lottery tickets each and every week.  For many, it’s the opportunity to mentally escape and ...
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