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December 29, 2004

Most Trusted Professional

According to a 2004 Gallop Survey, Nurses top the list of the most trusted professional.  They have held the top spot for 5 of the last 6 years.  Doctors fell from 2d place in 2003 to 5th place in 2004.   Lawyers ranked 19th out of the 21 professional on the survey.  The lowest ranking went to car salepeople.

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