Question: What percentage of France's citizens have a favorable opinion of the US?
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American populace's views on Islam.
A nationwide survey conducted in 2003 by the Pew Research Center and the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life reported that the percentage of Americans with an unfavorable view of Islam increased by one percentage point between 2002 and 2003 to 34%, and then by another two percentage points in 2005 to 36%.
At the same time the percentage responding that Islam was more likely than other religion to encourage violence fell from 44% in July 2003 to 36% in July 2005.
The July 2005 Pew survey also showed that 59% of American adults view Islam as "very different from their religion," down one percentage point from 2003.
In the same survey 55% had a favorable opinion of Muslim Americans, up four percentage points from 51% in July 2003.
A December 2004 Cornell University survey shows that 47% of Americans believe that the Islamic religion is more likely than others to encourage violence among its believers.
A CBS April 2006 poll showed that, in terms of faiths  58% of Americans have favorable attitudes toward Protestantism/Other Christians  48% favorable toward Catholicism  47% favorable toward Judaism  31% favorable toward Christian fundamentalism  20% favorable toward Mormonism  19% favorable toward Islam  8% favorable toward Scientology The Pew survey shows that, in terms of adherents  77% of Americans have favorable opinions of Jews  73% favorable of Catholics  57% favorable of "evangelical Christians"  55% favorable of Muslims  35% favorable of Atheists A 2011 Gallup poll found that 56% of Protestants, 63% of Catholics, and 70% of Jews believed that American Muslims had no sympathy for Al Qaeda. 
Throughout his mayoralty, Fairleigh Dickinson University's public opinion poll PublicMind, has asked New Jersey residents statewide whether or not they have heard of Mayor Booker, and whether they had a favorable or unfavorable opinion of him.
September, 2008  Name recognition: 56%  Favorable opinion: 32%  Unfavorable opinion: 8% April, 2009  Name recognition: 62%  Favorable opinion: 39%  Unfavorable opinion: 10% May, 2010  Name recognition: 66%  Favorable opinion: 42%  Unfavorable opinion: 6% May, 2012  Name recognition: 67%  Favorable opinion: 47%  Unfavorable opinion: 6% January, 2013  Name recognition: 75%  Favorable opinion: 66%  Unfavorable opinion: 13%  
"Time" had a favorable opinion upon the novel: "Novelist Grubb...has now attempted what might have been a commonplace story...but...he writes with such emotional conviction and lyric intensity that the book emerges as an authentic and haunting experience."
In the United States, public favorability of the military has increased considerably in recent years.
From the early 1970s to the late 1990s, with the exception of briefly after the Gulf War, where support was around 60 percent, the percentage of Americans who said they had a 'very favorable' view of the US military hovered between 20 and 30 percent.
By 2007, 47 percent claimed a 'very favorite' view of the military and 84% expressed a 'favorable' view.
While opposition to the Iraq War grew in a similar fashion to opposition to the Vietnam War, unlike the Vietnam War this opposition did not lead to a significant decrease in the public's viewpoint of the military itself. 
Public opinion about Hamas.
In Arab countries.
A 2010 Pew Global Attitudes Survey found that 60% of Jordanian Muslims and 49% of Muslims in both Lebanon and Egypt held a favorable opinion of Hamas.
A 2007 Pew survey found 62% of Palestinians holding a favorable opinion of the group.