I've seen the behaviour in IE 6 with a recent copy of the Sample Survey in LS 1.71+ (5246). Where exactly the break falls depends on the windows size and thus wrapping of the text. IE is not wrong - other browsers are just cleverer in covering up the 'mistake'. In your source code the paragraph and table cell end thus:
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... responses in this survey.</font>
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The problem is the newline between the font and td closing tags. When the HTML is rendered it (correctly) becomes a space. Being outside the font tag, it is the default height (size), not the smaller size of the text. So IE increases the line height to accommodate the higher glyph. I fiddled to make the effect of the space character apparent:
I don't see the table code in common.php. I suspect that you will find it in your template. Simply remove any newlines, tabs, etc. between the closing font and td tags, eg.
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... responses in this survey.</font></td>
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If you do fix it in the template, it would be nice if you were to report a bug and attach the corrected template.
Regards.