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The FOM-Ukraine (Ukrainian: ФОМ-Україна, Russian: ФОМ-Украина) is political sociology company in Ukraine. It is joint venture of the FOM (Russian: Фонд "Общественное мнение", Moscow and Ukrainian Marketing Group (Russian: Украинской маркетинговой группы), Kyiv. Results of exit poll performed by FOM (Moscow) company favoring Viktor Yanukovych were the only allowed to be publicized on TV during Ukrainian presidential election in 2004. All others polling was censored.