UK - Politika i društvo

bruno sulak wrote:

dr. Labrador Špegelj wrote:Ma jok, otkud to?

Sve se na kraju svodi na pare. I to na 10£ nedeljno, što je otprilike cena dva piva u pabu.

cela ekipa oko ostataka zaklanog ukip-a je mracna. onaj ludi sargon i toni r.

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rumbeando wrote:

Laura je uzas, Neil videli smo. Jedini koji od ovih stavlja torijevce bar malo na iskusenje je Marr. Malo.

Ma daj.

Mislim, jebo taj esencijalizam. I torijevci i republikanci u US sasvim lepo spajaju Netanjahua i Saudi Arabiju. Ne govorimo o muslimanima i Jevrejima, nego o necemu drugom.

Летећи Полип wrote:Ok, grešim. Kako onda ti objašnjavaš ovakvu reakciju jevrejske zajednice na Korbina?

Cionizmom.

Летећи Полип wrote:Ok, grešim. Kako onda ti objašnjavaš ovakvu reakciju jevrejske zajednice na Korbina?

Median total wealth in £ by religion (2008):


Christian households 223,000
Jewish households         422,000
Muslim households         42,000
Hindu households         206,000
Sikh households         229,000
Other religions        161,000
No religion                138,000


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Economic Inequality and Religion


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An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK Report of the National Equality Panel

Летећи Полип wrote:Ok, grešim. Kako onda ti objašnjavaš ovakvu reakciju jevrejske zajednice na Korbina?

pa manje su "lokalna zajednica" a više grupa za brigu o spoljnoj/bezbednosnoj politici izraela kao države, zajedno sa x drugih povezanih političkih čvorišta u uk.

Muslim households         42,000

jbt

А овамо на "да ли бисте дозволили да вам се ћерка уда за" атеисти пролазе трипут горе од муслимана. Тј не овамо него тамо, у САД.

ćaća wrote:Inače je ovo silovanje antisemitizma baš baš odvratno, čak i za britanske uslove. Posebno teška sramota za britansku jevrejsku zajednicu.

Mogla bi i članovi britanske kraljevske porodice da se malo čereče i da ih bude sram.

Летећи Полип wrote:

bruno sulak wrote:narocito sto, bez obzira na polipovu nevericu, s druge strane ima tusta i tma pravih antisemita.

Uopšte ne sumnjam u to. Samo je krajnje vreme da se prihvati činjenica da ne možeš biti partija i muslimana i Jevreja. Svidelo se to nekome ili ne.

lejbor je pun jevreja. pazi ovo sto se sada desava sa laburistima ima veze sa pucanjem na simona peresa. doslovce. u samom izraelu vise ne postoji leva opcija i sada pokusavaju da bilo kakvo "levo" citanje pitanja jevrejske drzave i palestinske buduce drzave u relevantnim centrima moci bude skrajnuto. mislim ovo je ne samo napad na korbina vec i disciplinovanje sopstvene zajednice.

ukoliko bibi konacno ode u istoriju i ukoliko se profilise neka nova opcija u izarelu levo od centra sve ce se ovo promeniti.

ne peres vec rabin. krecana.

Izrael jeste bitan ali ovo nije samo do toga već dobrim delom i do očuvanja klasnih privilegija.

pa, ovde ce se pre ili kasnije otkriti neki ruder and finn, ili slicno.

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— SN (@SatmarNation) November 27, 2019

Corbyn organised the Apr. 1977 defence of Jewish populated Wood Green from a Neo-Nazi march
EDM3933 7 Nov. 1990: Corbyn signs motion condemning the rise of antisemitism
EDM634, 11 Apr. 2000: Jeremy Corbyn signs motion condemning David Irving for being a Holocaust Denier
EDM1124, 6 Nov. 2000: Jeremy Corbyn praised the ‘British Schindler’, Bill Barazetti, for his WW2 kindertransport
EDM742, 28 Jan. 2002: Jeremy Corbyn signs motion praising football clubs for commemorating Holocaust Day
EDM1233 30 Apr. 2002: Corbyn was a primary sponsor on a motion condemning antisemitism
11 May 2002: Jeremy led a clean up of Finsbury Park Synagogue after an anti-Semitic attack
EDM1691, 23 July 2002: Corbyn condemned attacks on a synagogue in Swansea
EDM123 26 Nov. 2003: Corbyn officially condemns attacks on 2 Istanbul synagogues
EDM298, 16 Dec. 2003: Jeremy Corbyn signs motion commemorating International Holocaust Day
2004: Jeremy condemned news that anti-Semitic hate crimes had risen for yet another year
EDM461, 21 Jan. 2004: Jeremy Corbyn condemned the French government’s moves to ban the Jewish Kippa in French Schools
EDM717, 26 Feb. 2004: Jeremy signed a motion praising Simon Wiesenthal for bringing Nazi perpetrators of the Holocaust to justice
EDM1613, 8 Sept. 2004: Corbyn co-sponsored a bill expressing fears for the future of the United Synagogue Pension Scheme
EDM1699, 11 Oct. 2004: Jeremy Corbyn condemned arbitrary attacks on civilians in Israel and Palestine
EDM482, 12 Jan. 2005: Jeremy Corbyn signs a motion commemorating International Holocaust Day
EDM343, 16 June 2005: Jeremy condemned the desecration of a Jewish cemetery in east London
EDM1343, 11 Jan. 2006: Jeremy Corbyn signs a motion commemorating International Holocaust Day
EDM1774, 8 Mar. 2006: Jeremy Corbyn led condemnations of an Iranian Magazine soliciting cartoons about the Holocaust
EDM1267, 16 Apr. 2006: Jeremy Corbyn condemned Bryan Ferry for anti-Semitic remarks
EDM2414, 26 June 2006: Jeremy Corbyn praised British war veterans for their efforts to combat the Holocaust
EDM2705, 10 Oct. 2006: Jeremy signed a motion marking the 70th anniversary of Cable Street
EDM271, 14 Nov. 2007: Jeremy co-sponsored a motion lamenting the poverty and social exclusion East London Jews suffered
EDM153, 12 May 2008: Corbyn praised the efforts of the Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto during the uprising of 1944
EDM2350, 27 Oct 2008: Jeremy Corbyn signs a motion marking the 70th anniversary of the horrors of the holocaust
EDM173, 8 Dec. 2008: Jeremy condemned the Press Complaints Commission for refusing to sanction The Times for antisemitism
EDM461, 14 Jan. 2009: Jeremy Corbyn condemned a wave of recent anti-Semitic incidents targeted
EDM605, 27 Jan. 2009: Corbyn signed John Mann’s motion condemning antisemitism on university campuses
EDM917 26 Feb. 2009: Jeremy signs a motion condemning antisemitism on the internet
EDM1175 24 Mar. 2009: Corbyn signs a motion praising the heroism of British Jews during Holocaust
EDM337, 2 Dec. 2009: Jeremy Condemned Iran’s treatment of Jewish minorities in Iran
EDM850 9 Feb. 2010: Jeremy joins in calls for Facebook to do more to fight antisemitism
EDM891: 22 Feb 2010: Corbyn co-sponsors a motion calling for Yemen’s Jews to be given refugee status to the UK
EDM908 27 Oct. 2010: Corbyn praises work of late Israeli PM in his pursuit of a 2 state solution
EDM1360, 27 Jan. 2011: Corbyn co-sponsored a motion praising the ‘never again for anyone initiative’
EDM1527, 3 Mar. 2011: Corbyn backed Ian Paisley’s motion condemning the anti-Semitic remarks of Dior’s lead fashion designer
EDM2870, 14 Mar. 2012: Jeremy Corbyn condemned the sale of Nazi memorabilia at an auction in Bristol
EDM2866, 14 Mar 2012: Jeremy Corbyn co-sponsored a bill condemning the rise of antisemitism in Lithuania
EDM2899, 20 Mar. 2012, Jeremy Corbyn condemned a terrorist attack on a Jewish school in Toulouse
EDM168, 12 June 2012, Jeremy co-sponsored a motion condemning anti-Semitic attacks during EURO 2012 in Poland
EDM 195 13 June 2012: Jeremy attacks BBC for cutting Jewish programmes from Its schedule
EDM 1133 1 Mar 2013: Corbyn joins a chorus of calls condemning antisemitism In sport
1 Oct. 2013: Corbyn was one of the few MPs who defended Ralph Miliband from Daily Mail antisemitism
EDM 932 9 Jan 2014: Jeremy praises Holocaust Memorial’s work on antisemitism education
EDM 165 22 June 2015: Jeremy condemns a Neo-Nazi rally planned for a Jewish area of London
Sat 4 July 2015: Jeremy co-planned a counter-fascist demo in defence of Jewish residents at Golders Green. The march was re-routed
18 Nov. 2015, Corbyn used one of his first PMQs to challenge Cameron to do more on antisemitism
9 Oct 2016: Corbyn, close to tears, leads commemoration of the Battle of Cable Street
3 Dec. 2016: Corbyn visits Terezin Concentration Camp to commemorate Holocaust victims
In 2017-19 Jeremy introduced 20 new measures to combat antisemitism in the Labour Party

Ide mi na ganglije ovo oko antisemitizma. Voleo bih da Korbin izadje i kaze jasno i glasno da su pojedini religiozni lideri dozvolili sebi da licne politicke afinitete stave ispred vaznih interesa grupa koje zastupaju i da ce to imati posledice na te organizacije u buducnosti, te da bi u cilju zastite interesa tih grupa - u ovom slucaju jevrejstine - trebali sami ljudu iznutra da posmenjuju takvo skaradno rukovodstvo, or else. Svaki drugi odgovor je sranje. Drkace ga neprestano i doveka.

Letter: As economists we believe the Labour party deserves to form the next UK government


The UK economy needs reform. For too long it has prioritised consumption over investment, short-term financial returns over long-term innovation, rising asset values over rising wages, and deficit reduction over the quality of public services.

The results are now plain. We have had 10 years of near zero productivity growth. Corporate investment has stagnated. Average earnings are still lower than in 2008. A gulf has arisen between London and the South East and the rest of the country. And public services are under intolerable strain — which the economic costs of a hard Brexit would only make worse. We now moreover face the urgent imperative of acting on the climate and environmental crisis.

Given private sector reluctance, what the UK economy needs is a serious injection of public investment, which can in turn leverage private finance attracted by the expectation of higher demand. Such investment needs to be directed into the large-scale and rapid decarbonisation of energy, transport, housing, industry and farming; the support of innovation- and export-oriented businesses; and public services. It is clear that this will require an active and green industrial strategy, aimed at improving productivity and spreading investment across the country.

Experience elsewhere (not least in Germany) suggests a National Investment Bank would greatly help. With long-term real interest rates now negative, it makes basic economic sense for the government to borrow for this, spreading the cost over the generations who will benefit from the assets. As the IMF has acknowledged, when interest payments are low and investment raises economic growth, public debt is sustainable.

At the same time, we need a serious attempt to raise wages and productivity. A higher minimum wage can help do this, alongside tighter regulation of the worst practices in the gig economy. Bringing workers on to company boards and giving them a stake in their companies, as most European countries do in some form, will also help. The UK’s outlier rate of corporation tax can clearly be raised, not least for the highly profitable digital companies.

As economists, and people who work in various fields of economic policy, we have looked closely at the economic prospectuses of the political parties. It seems clear to us that the Labour party has not only understood the deep problems we face, but has devised serious proposals for dealing with them. We believe it deserves to form the next government.


David G. Blanchflower
Bruce V. Rauner Professor of Economics, Dartmouth College; Professor of Economics.
University of Stirling; former member of the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee

Victoria Chick
Emeritus Professor of Economics, University College London

Lord Meghnad Desai
Emeritus Professor of Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science

Stephany Griffith-Jones
Emeritus Professorial Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex;
Financial Markets Director, Initiative for Policy Dialogue, Columbia University

Simon Wren-Lewis
Emeritus Professor of Economics and Fellow of Merton College, University of Oxford

Jonathan Aldred
Director of Studies in Economics, Emmanuel College, and Faculty of Economics, University
of Cambridge

Tanweer Ali
Lecturer, Empire State College, State University of New York

Patrick Allen
Chair, Progressive Economy Forum

Carolina Alves
Joan Robinson Research Fellow in Heterodox Economics, Faculty of Economics and Girton
College, University of Cambridge

Antonio Andreoni
Senior Lecturer in Economics, SOAS, University of London

Shawky Arif
Senior Lecturer in International Development, University of Northampton

Joseph Baines
Lecturer of International Political Economy, King’s College London

Kate Bayliss
Senior Research Fellow, SOAS, University of London

Hannah Bargawi
Senior Lecturer and co-Head of Department of Economics, SOAS University of London

Adotey Bing-Pappoe
Senior Lecturer in Economics, Greenwich University

Peter Bloom
Professor of Management, Essex Business School, University of Essex

Bruno Bonizzi
Senior Lecturer, University of Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire Business School

Dr Alberto Botta
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Greenwich

Andrew Brown
Professor of Economics and Political Economy, University of Leeds

Mark Bryan
Reader in Economics, University of Sheffield

Mike Bull
Reader in Social Enterprise, Manchester Metropolitan University

Jonathan Busch
Research Fellow in Ecological Economics, University of Leeds

Terry Byres
Professor Emeritus of Political Economy, SOAS, University of London

Robert Calvert Jump
Research Fellow, University of Greenwich

Ha-Joon Chang
Reader, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge

John Christensen
Director, Tax Justice Network

David Cobham
Professor of Economics, Heriot-Watt University

Christine Cooper
Professor of Accounting, University of Edinburgh

Christopher Cramer
Professor of the Political Economy of Development, SOAS, University of London

Bruce Cronin
Professor of Economic Sociology, University of Greenwich

Andrew Cumbers
Professor of Regional Political Economy, University of Glasgow

Yannis Dafermos
Lecturer in Economics, SOAS University of London

Hulya Dagdeviren
Professor of Economic Development, University of Hertfordshire

William Davies
Professor in Political Economy, Goldsmiths, University of London

Jerome De Henau
Senior Lecturer in Economics, Open University

Jonathan Di John
Senior Lecturer, Political Economy of Development, SOAS, University of London

Danny Dorling
Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography, University of Oxford

Gary Dymski
Professor of Applied Economics, University of Leeds

Ciaran Driver
Professor of Economics, School of Finance and Management, SOAS, University of London

Trevor Evans
Emeritus Professor of Economics, Berlin School of Economics and Law

Andrew Fanning
Marie Curie Research Fellow, Sustainability Research Institute, University of Leeds

Ben Fine
Emeritus Professor, School of Oriental and African Studies, London

Felix FitzRoy
Emeritus Professor of Economics, School of Economics and Finance, University of St.
Andrews; Research Fellow, IZA, Bonn

Guglielmo Forges Davanzati
Professor of Political Economy, University of Salento and Department of Land Economy,
University of Cambridge

Carlos Fortin
Emeritus Fellow and Research Associate, Institute of Development Studies, University of
Sussex

Vasileios Fouskas
Professor of International Politics and Economics, University of East London

Daniela Gabor
Professor of Economics and Macro-Finance, University of the West of England Bristol

Giorgos Galanis
Senior Lecturer in Economics, Goldsmiths, University of London

Sara Gorgoni
Associate Professor in Economics, University of Greenwich

Ian Gough
Visiting Professor in the Centre for Social Exclusion, London School of Economics

Giorgos Gouzoulis
Research Fellow, University College London

John Grahl
Emeritus Professor of Economics, Middlesex University

Martin Greeley
Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex

Alexander Guschanski
Lecturer in Economics, University of Greenwich

Hassan Hakimian
Emeritus Professor of Economics, SOAS, London

Barbara Harriss-White
Emeritus Professor, Wolfson College, Oxford

Jostein Hauge
Research Associate at the Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge

Judith Heyer
Emeritus Fellow, Somerville College, Oxford

Ariane Hillig
Lecturer in Economics, Goldsmiths, University of London

Susan Himmelweit
Emeritus Professor of Economics, Open University

Peter Holmes
Reader in Economics, University of Sussex

Peter Howells
Emeritus Professor of Monetary Economics, UWE Bristol

Leslie Huckfield
Lecturer, Glasgow School for Business and Society, Glasgow Caledonian University

Tim Jackson
Professor of Sustainable Development, University of Surrey

Michael Jacobs
Professorial Fellow, Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute, University of Sheffield

Sir Richard Jolly
Emeritus Professor, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex

Emily Jones
Associate Professor in Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford

Annina Kaltenbrunner
Associate Professor in the Economics of Globalisation and the International Economy, 
University of Leeds

Raphael Kaplinsky
Emeritus Professorial Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, and Honorary Professor,
Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex

Ewa Karwowski
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Hertfordshire

Steve Keen
Honorary Professor, University College London

Effie Kesidou
Associate Professor in Applied Economics, University of Leeds

Mushtaq Khan
Professor of Economics, SOAS, University of London

Andy Kilmister
Senior Lecturer in Economics, Oxford Brookes University

Suzanne J Konzelmann
Reader in Management, Birkbeck, University of London

Sunil Mitra Kumar
Lecturer in Economics, King’s College London

Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven
Lecturer in International Development, University of York

Neil Lancastle
Senior Lecturer, Accounting and Finance, De Montfort University

Stewart Lansley
Visiting Fellow, University of Bristol

Costas Lapavitsas
Professor of Economics, SOAS, University of London

Clive Lawson
Director of Studies in Economics, Girton College Cambridge

Jane Lethbridge
Principal Lecturer, Business Faculty, University of Greenwich

Merle Lipton
Visiting Research Fellow at King's College London

Michael Lipton
Emeritus Professor of Economics, Sussex University

Emanuele Lobina
Principal Lecturer, Public Services International Research Unit, University of Greenwich

Lorena Lombardozzi
Lecturer in Economics, The Open University

Pedro Mendes Loureiro
Lecturer in Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge

Terry McKinley
Professor of Development Studies, SOAS, University of London

Laurie Macfarlane
Head of Patient Finance, UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose

Maureen Mackintosh
Professor of Economics, The Open University

Julia Martin-Ortegqa
Professor of Ecological Economics, University of Leeds, UK

Paul Mason
Visiting Professor of Economics, Wolverhampton University

Imko Meyenburg
Senior Lecturer in Economics and International Business, Anglia Ruskin University

Jo Michell
Associate Professor of Economics, University of the West of England Bristol

Jonathan Michie
Professor of Innovation and Knowledge Exchange, University of Oxford

Johnna Montgomerie
Reader in International Political Economy and Head of Department, European and
International Studies, King’s College London

Simon Mohun
Emeritus Professor of Political Economy, Queen Mary University of London

Richard Murphy
Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City, University of London

Bona Muzaka
Reader in International Political Economy, King’s College London

Natalya Naqvi
Assistant Professor in International Political Economy, London School of Economics

Susan Newman
Associate Professor in Economics, University of the West of England

Maria Nikolaidi
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Greenwich

Dan O’Neill
Associate Professor in Ecological Economics, University of Leeds

Ozlem Onaran
Professor of Economics, University of Greenwich

Christine Oughton
Professor of Management Economics, SOAS, University of London

Carlos Oya
Professor of Political Economy of Development, SOAS, University of London

Cem Oyvat
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Greenwich

José Gabriel Palma
Emeritus Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, Cambridge University

John Palmer
Former Political Director, European Policy Centre, Brussels

Alberto Paloni
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Glasgow

Marco Veronese Passarella
Lecturer of Economics, University of Leeds

Jonathan Perraton
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Sheffield

Avinash Persaud
Emeritus Professor, Gresham College; former senior banker, J.P.Morgan and State Street

Ann Pettifor
Director, Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME)

Valentino Piana
Director of the Economics Web Institute

Kate Pickett
Professor of Epidemiology, Deputy Director of the Centre for Future Health, University of
York

Jeff Powell
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Greenwich

Kate Raworth
Senior Associate, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford

Hugo Radice
Life Fellow, School of Politics and International Studies, University of Leeds

Howard Reed
Director, Landman Economics

Matteo Rizzo
Senior Lecturer in Development Studies, SOAS, University of London

Pallavi Roy
Lecturer in International Economics, SOAS University of London

Shampa Roy-Mukherjee
Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of East London

Josh Ryan-Collins
Head of Research, Institute for Innovation and Public Policy, University College London

Magnus Ryner
Professor of International Political Economy, King’s College London

Alfredo Saad Filho
Professor of Political Economy and International Development, King's College London

Diego Sanchez-Ancochea
Professor of the Political Economy of Development, University of Oxford

Malcolm Sawyer
Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of Leeds

Gregor Semieniuk
Lecturer in Economics, SOAS, University of London; Research Assistant Professor in
Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Marianne Sensier
Research Fellow in Economics, University of Manchester

Mimoza Shabani
Senior Lecturer in Financial Economics, University of East London

Alan Shipman
Lecturer in Economics, Open University

Kalim Siddiqui
Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy, University of Huddersfield

Prem Sikka
Professor of Accounting and Finance, University of Sheffield

Andrew Simms
Co-director, New Weather Institute; Research Associate, Centre for Global Political
Economy, University of Sussex

Pritam Singh
Visiting Scholar, Wolfson College, University of Oxford

Alan Southern
University of Liverpool Management School

Guy Standing
Professorial Research Associate, SOAS, University of London

Julia Steinberger
Professor of Social Ecology and Ecological Economics, University of Leeds

Sara Stevano
Postdoctoral Research Associate, European and International Studies, King’s College London

Frances Stewart
Emeritus Professor of Development Economics, University of Oxford

Engelbert Stockhammer
Professor of International Political Economy, King’s College London

Beth Stratford
Fellow at the New Economics Foundation

Hanna Szymborska,
Lecturer in Economics, Open University

Jeff Tan
Associate Professor in Political Economy, Aga Khan University, UK

Paul Temple
Reader in Economics, University of Surrey

Geoff Tily
Senior Economist, Trades Union Congress

Jan Toporowski
Professor of Economics and Finance, SOAS University of London

Daniele Tori
Lecturer in Finance, Open University Business School

Mehmet Ugur
Professor of Economics and Institutions, University of Greenwich

Elvira Uyarra
Reader in Innovation Management and Policy, University of Manchester

Elisa Van Waeyenberge
Senior Lecturer and Co-Head of Department of Economics, SOAS University of London

Roberto Veneziani
Professor of Economics, Queen Mary University of London

Ragupathy Venkatachalam
Lecturer in Economics, Goldsmiths, University of London

Bhaskar Vira
Professor of Political Economy and Head of Department of Geography, University of
Cambridge

Robert H. Wade
Professor of Global Political Economy, London School of Economics and Political Science

Geoff Whittam
Reader Glasgow School for Business and Society, Glasgow Caledonian University

John Weeks
Professor Emeritus of Development Economics, SOAS University of London

Rafael Wildauer
Lecturer in Economics, University of Greenwich

Richard Wilkinson
Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology, University of Nottingham.

Christina Wolf
Senior Lecturer in Economics, Kingston University

Adrian Wood
Emeritus Professor of International Development, University of Oxford

Yuliya Yurchenko
Senior Lecturer in Political Economy, University of Greenwich, UK

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Health and social care spending cuts since 2010 are linked to nearly 120,000 excess deaths in England, with the over 60s and care home residents most affected, finds new UCL research.

Britons are among the happiest people in the world - and are becoming more cheerful, according to an annual United Nations survey. 

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