Explain people of certain racial or ethnic groups

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A CBS News survey conducted in November 2010 asked the question, "Do you think it would be justified for people of certain racial or ethnic groups to be subject to additional security checks at airport check points?" Respondents were categorized by political party and the table below shows the results.

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