(CNN) -  The increasingly bloody civil war in Syria concerns
Americans, a CNN/ORC poll released Wednesday showed, though the
prospect of sending military assistance from the U.S. and other
countries or using air power to assist rebels has Americans
divided.  The poll showed 29% of Americans saying they're very
concerned, and 43% saying they're somewhat concerned, about the
situation in Syria. Twenty-six percent said the situation in
Syria did not concern them.  On Wednesday, 103 people were
killed across Syria, according to the Local Coordination
Committee, a Syrian based opposition activist network. The
latest violence comes after 16 months of bloodshed that began in
March 2011, when a fierce government crackdown against
protesters morphed into a nationwide uprising against the
regime.   In Wednesday's poll, Americans were largely split on
whether or not the U.S. should partner with other countries to
send military assistance to Syrian rebels. Forty-six percent
favored the U.S. and other countries using air