Instead of riches, his party found Native Americans, many of whom were then killed or displaced.

In general, the survey found Americans deeply divided on some of the issues likely to figure prominently in the Bork debate.

In general, the survey found Americans in a darker mood.

The poll found Americans critical about the pace of recovery and lacking full confidence in the government.

Mr. Kaunda said he had not found Americans lacking when it came to their knowledge of Africa.

The pioneers found Native Americans still residing in the town and in the fur trade.

In 1989 he founded Americans for a Balanced Budget, a citizen grassroots advocacy group.

The poll found Americans to be relatively confident in their knowledge of technology (the public's narrow definition may well have influenced that response).

In the name of justice, he found Americans pursuing paths that led to growing isolation, mutual hostility and passionate incivility.

The poll found Americans across party lines willing to make some sacrifice to ensure that every American has access to health insurance.