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　　Support in Britain for the Iraq war has fallen to a record low, although about three fifths of interviewees believe Iraqi elections will take place as planned on Jan. 30, according to a poll issued by The Times newspaper Wednesday.

　　The poll showed that fewer than 29 percent now believe that the war was the right thing to do, compared to 53 percent who think it was wrong.

　　British support for the war peaked at 64 percent in April 2003 and has been on a steady decline over the past 18 months, contributing to a big fall in British Prime Minister Tony Blair's personal approval ratings.

　　It is also for the first time that more Labor voters think that the war was the wrong rather than the right thing to do, by 44 to 37 percent, the poll suggested. However, nearly 58 percent believe that the elections will go ahead and fewer than 29 percent believe that it will postpone.

　　A random sample of 1,506 adults aged over 18 was interviewed by telephone over the weekend for this poll:

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这篇短文主要介绍了一次民意测验的结果，分析了一年多来英国人对伊拉克战争支持率的变化情况，按时间来设计表格，考查对文中细节的把握。 　　1．29％。根据fewer than 29 percent now believe that the war was the right thing to do可知答案。 　　2．↑。现在伊拉克战争的支持率下降，反对率必然上升。 　　3．53％。根据compared to 53 percent who think it was wrong可知答案。 　　4．↑。根据British support for the war peaked at 64 percent in April 2003可知当时伊拉克战争的支持率上升到了顶峰，支持率呈上升趋势。 　　5．unknown。反对的数据文中没有提到。