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V9petition redacted disclaimer e reduced size 100%

their content has neither been approved nor vetted by CAPE.

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EYWH self report 96%

Neither agree or disagree d.

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You come to see me or not Right there I am Neither sad nor glad You miss me or not Right there my feelings are Neither rising nor falling From the mountain peaks in the east, The silvery moon has peeped out.

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yingchen-liu-TGS-BN(BEAT) 94%

/ Once for a whole day in a temple with burning incense I meditated suddenly I seemed to hear the resonance of your recitation in my ear Once for a whole eve I listened to the soulful chant in relief not for enlightment in quest but to feel your living breath Once for a whole month I turned all prayer wheels in earnest not for repenting sins but to touch your fingerprints Once for a whole year on all fours to dust I came near not for worshipping gods but to feel your warmth in love Once for a whole life I journeyed through ten thousand spires not for rebirth to complete but to meet you in destiny Once in a split second I may ascend as a spirit not for eternity but to bless with joy and security You come to see me or not Right there I am Neither sad nor glad You miss me or not Right there my feelings are Neither rising nor falling You love me or not Right there my love is Neither more or less You accompany me or not In yours my hands are Neither clinging nor giving up Be here in my arms Or let me stay in your heart We love each other in silence And rejoice with serenity / If the one in whom i have lost heart, Can become my lifelong companion.

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patriarchgregory5eng 94%

SIGILLION The Ecumenical Patriarchate to the Sacred Community of the Holy Mountain Gregory by the mercy of God Archbishop of Constantinople, New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch Most Holy Overseers and supervisors of the community of the Holy‐ named Mountain; abbots, priors, sacristans of the Holy and Stavropegic Monasteries situated there and the remaining Fathers, who are in the Holy Sketes and Cells abiding in the solitary life. Beloved and dearest children in our Lord, may the grace and peace of God be upon you, and our blessing and prayers. Years before during my second time by divine mercy as Patriarch, the Church, beholding the ongoing quarrels and disputes between the most holy Fathers there, published its Patriarchal and synodical decree, abolishing and stopping the immoderate ambition of some, and rejecting the satanically inspired scandals and removing from the midst that which was causing spiritual ruin, thereby treating your God‐beloved conduct and realizing your irreproachable solitary state. [Here the kollyva issue is expounded at length.] Concerning Divine and Holy Communion, you must be sure and know that the pious have the obligation at every Holy Mystagogy to approach and partake of the life‐creating Body, for which reason they are thus summoned by the Priest “With fear of God, faith, and love, draw near.” Also, concerning the precariousness and incompetence of people receiving Communion every day, the Church is entrusted with this and each one is commanded to approach the Holy Communion, whenever one confesses to one’s spiritual father, finds oneself worthy of Holy Communion and receives the permission of one’s spiritual father. But if one proves to be a criminal, one must submit to a penance, carry out the assigned penance with repentance and tears first, then present oneself again to one’s spiritual father to receive permission, and thus become worthy of the Divine and Holy Communion, for which neither is there a predestination of days, but nor must forty days first pass after having received Communion. Since [Communion] is unobstructed and unhindered, and whoever wishes to receive permission from their spiritual father, as one irreproachable, it is permitted for this person to receive Communion every week; however, neither is this a limit, nor is it an Apostolic Canon [i.e., neither is weekly the limited frequency, nor is it demanded for all to commune weekly]. These things we order and advise to everyone, to which you should be firmly rooted, and do not deviate from them, but neither break out into untimely and arrogant quarrels and disputes and satanic convictions, which are the fruit of death and destruction of the soul. Whoever is caught, out of malevolence or an evil mindset, persisting in this spiritually detrimental mindset and is proven to be quarreling about these things and resisting or that he thinks lawfully that memorial services be performed and kollyva presented for the salvation of the souls of the dead only on Saturday and not on any other day, or out of obstinacy and passion he carries out these things and presents them on Sunday, rewarding those who on occasion fall into minor sins, or he is seen saying that we must receive Communion every forty days and neither less nor more frequently than forty days, such a person, whatever his class and rank and age may be, must know that if it becomes known to the Church, he will be required to submit to its legal exasperation and punishment and to experience things which one could not even imagine in one’s dreams. Therefore, pay close attention to everybody, do so willingly and obediently, as we are already writing to advise and request you, and do not choose otherwise. May you be healthy in the Lord. 1819, in the month of August, 7th indiction. + GREGORY V of Constantinople New Rome + POLYCARP of the Holy City of Jerusalem + JOANNICIUS of Caesarea + ATHANASIUS of Nicomedia + GREGORY of Dercae + DOROTHEUS of Adrianople + JEREMIAS of Bizye + CALLINICUS of Siphnus + MELETIUS of Heraclea + MACARIUS of Nicaea + JOSEPH of Thessalonica + ZACHARIAS of Berroea + CALLINICUS of Dydimotechus + PHILOTHEIUS of Varna + DIONYSIUS, Metropolitan of Reos

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4852HW1 92%

Alex Pomerenk arp257 1) providers either good or bad, p(negative experience) given provider is bad=.95 p(negative experience) given provider is good=.01 a) providers are good, eg .005 are bad p(b) given negative experience p(bad|neg)=p(neg|bad)p(bad)/(p(neg|bad)p(bad)+p(neg|good)p(good) =.95*.005/(.95*.005+.01*.995) =.323=32.3% if there is a second review that is bad, then that is the same as the probability that it is bad from the first review OR the probability that it is bad from the second review. This equals P(bad|neg) || p(bad||neg)=p(bad|neg)+p(bad|neg)=2*32.3% =64.6% b) providers are good, .7 are bad p(bad|neg)=.95*.7/(.95*.7+.01*.3) =.955=95.5% 2) a) 1) disagree that they must, converse is not always true (if a>b then not necessarily b>a) 2) agree, contrapositive is always true, if a>b then !b>!a 3) disagree, inverse is not always true, if a>b then not necessarily !a>!b b) 1) david active, jessica not active; kim good scores, ethan not; a) if you ask david if he got a good grade, and if he did, then that will confirm the study (a>b) b) if you ask ethan if he participated and he didn’t, then that would also confirm the study (!b>!a) c) if you ask kim if she participated and she did, then that would also confirm the story (a>b) d) jessica’s grades will neither confirm or deny the study (!a does not lead to anything) 3) a) neither dominates the other, as b is more likeable but g has more convenience so neither is at least as good as the other on both counts b) G dominates F because 3>2 and 4>=4, dominates A because 3>1 and 3>=1,however G is not paretooptimal because it is dominated by C (3<4 and 4<8) c) no it is not paretooptimal because it is dominated by C(4<=4 and 8>3), however it paretodominates A (4>1 and 3>=2) d) no because there is no restaurant that is at least as good as all the others in both categories, and so there can be no optimal restaurant 4) talked to Mike Merrill and Emmett Kotlikoff about this problem a) proof by counterexample: take the example graph below a>d b>d c>d the set {a,b} and the set {b,c} are both constricted sets, however, the intersection is the set {b}. |N({b})|=1 and |{b}|=1. 1 !>1 so the intersection of two constricted sets is not always a constricted set b) 1) An augmented path alternates between nodes that are in the matching and not in the matching. Because we cannot end the path at a matched node, there has to be an unmatched node after. And since the path always starts with an unmatched node, the path must always be of the form unmatched, (matched, unmatched), (unmatched,matched), which has length 1+2(number of sets of matched and unmatched nodes), which is always an even number 2) Neither is true because the path can start with an unmatched or a matched node, which means that it could have an odd or even length.

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what are non guarantor home1036 91%

Nonetheless, let's say these types of somebody has neither beneficial asset nor guarantor to pledge as collateral versus leaned amount?

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160crsd1-3 90%

The review of thr shop drawing is for conformity in the design intent and for general arrangement only,and DP Architects neither undertakes nor assumes any responsibility what soever for the accuracy and/or adequacy(in any aspect) of the shop drawing.the contractor shall be strictly and solely response for any discrepancy,error,omission, inadequacy or non-compliance(with contract documents) in the shop drawings.

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KEFI Minerals - Minesite October 2013 v5 88%

Accordingly, recipients should note that Fox-Davies is neither advising nor treating as a client any other person and will not be responsible to anyone other than the Company for providing the protections afforded to clients of Fox-Davies under the COBS nor for providing advice in relation to the proposals contained in this Presentation.

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discrepencies-in-nt-scriptures 85%

for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns;

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F Contract 85%

Neither Party will use, copy, adapt, alter or part with possession of any information of the other which is disclosed or otherwise comes into its possession under or in relation to this Agreement and which is of a confidential nature.

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Puzzles 83%

Neither Jyothi nor Jamuna does not have exam on Friday.Jayanthi has exam on Tuesday at 09.00 A.M.

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15 minute indication critical reviews1602 83%

Neither did I test a quality resolution home pc nor did I know where will you start.

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pdfKaufmannSmartBoard 83%

KaufmannSmartBoardlesson.notebook November 15, 2015 Nov 72:07 PM Nov 72:08 PM 1 KaufmannSmartBoardlesson.notebook November 15, 2015 (circle and explain) H H C H H H C C H H H Nov 72:08 PM Fundamental Principle of Physics Energy is neither created or destroyed, but is converted from one form to another (This is why we will be able to identify multiple types of energy in a single image) Nov 101:21 PM 2 KaufmannSmartBoardlesson.notebook November 15, 2015 Nov 72:08 PM • Is Transferred and Conserved (neither created or destroyed) Nov 72:08 PM 3 KaufmannSmartBoardlesson.notebook November 15, 2015 Identify the light, sound, and thermal energy in this picture sound thermal light Nov 72:08 PM Nov 72:08 PM 4 KaufmannSmartBoardlesson.notebook November 15, 2015 Another name for light energy Can you hypothesize how each example causes change or does work?

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'StudyGuideMaker 83%

chemically inactive', 'marked by no especial liking or dislike or preference for one thing over another', 'characterized by a lack of partiality', 'being neither good nor bad', 'neither too great nor too little'' revere-'noun:'American silversmith remembered for his midnight ride (celebrated in a poem by Longfellow', '1735-1818', a lapel on a woman's garment;

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15 minute current expression feedbacks1823 83%

Neither did I try a way out home pc nor did I do know where do you want to start.

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Civil Engineering Formulas 83%

However, neither McGraw-Hill nor its authors guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any information published herein, and neither McGraw-Hill nor its authors shall be responsible for any errors, omissions, or damages arising out of use of this information.

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15 minute concept testimonials 1510 83%

Neither did I test a quality home pc nor did I do know where do you want to start.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/09/07/15-minute-concept-testimonials-1510/

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15 minute outward exhibition critical1006 83%

Neither did I test a quality resolution home pc nor did I know where are you going to start.

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06/09/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

MORI British Council Brexit Polling - Tables 83%

16‐062328‐01 ‐ Public ‐ Final As Others See Us ‐ Post EU Referendum 2016 ‐ Global Tabs 8th September ‐ 16th October Sub‐section of general public (18‐34 year olds with secondary education) Q13. Thinking specifically about the UK, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ‐ People from the UK value diversity and cultural difference All participants Data for the Rest of G20 not included in this tables Total Total (A) Unweighte d Country groups Western Commonw Europe ealth (a) (b) BRICs (c) Total Trend Pre‐ Referendu m wave (X) Unweighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 20594 Weighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 19032 34 1% 38 1% 259 1% 201 1% 50 1% 44 1% 292 2% 237 1% 0 ‐ Strongly disagree (0) 1 2 260 1% 42 1% DGKNRbcX b 286 2% 53 2% GUcX c 490 3% 82 3% 86 2% 79 2% 482 3% 409 2% 141 4% 162 4% 825 4% 670 4% BGHJKUcX 3 4 833 4% 170 6% GJKNUbX Abc 1175 6% 164 5% 258 6% 230 6% 1172 6% 1060 6% 402 13% 552 14% 552 14% 2652 14% 2554 13% 417 14% 596 15% 539 13% 2566 13% 2548 13% 684 17% 657 16% 3085 16% 3150 17% 620 16% 678 17% 2692 14% 2902 15% A Aab 170 6% 330 8% 392 10% 1403 7% 1541 8% Aa Aab 97 3% 200 5% 252 6% 986 5% 1057 6% a Aab 2569 14% 462 15% 447 11% 376 9% 2596 14% 2702 14% GJKLNOQSTV Ybc Abc c 10749 57% 1628 54% 2430 61% 2519 63% 10732 56% 11198 59% Aa Aab 402 13% 552 14% 552 14% 2652 14% 2554 13% 569 14% 553 14% 3030 16% 2578 14% 6.40 6.54 6.26 6.43 Aa Aab GKLNUX 5 2646 14% BFGN 6 2576 14% CENPS 7 8 Ac 3080 16% 530 18% BCEMPS A 2718 14% 414 14% CEIMPRS 9 1391 7% CHIMRa 10 ‐ Strongly agree (10) 985 5% CDFHIMRTa Don’t know NET: Agree (codes 6‐10) CEIMPRSYa NET: Neither (5) 2646 14% NET: Disagree (codes 0‐4) 3045 16% 511 17% DGHJKLNUbc X bc 6.25 6.07 A A A BFGN Mean CIMRSYa A Overlap formulae used ColumnProportions (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) ColumnMeans (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) 1 16‐062328‐01 ‐ Public ‐ Final As Others See Us ‐ Post EU Referendum 2016 ‐ Global Tabs 8th September ‐ 16th October Sub‐section of general public (18‐34 year olds with secondary education) Q13. Thinking specifically about the UK, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ‐ People from the UK are open and welcoming All participants Data for the Rest of G20 not included in this tables Total Total (A) Unweighte d Country groups Western Commonw Europe ealth (a) (b) BRICs (c) Total Trend Pre‐ Referendu m wave (X) Unweighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 20594 Weighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 19032 273 1% 28 1% 30 1% 49 1% 278 1% 221 1% 0 ‐ Strongly disagree (0) DFGJKNabX 1 340 2% b 52 2% 55 1% 68 2% 348 2% 283 1% 78 2% 103 3% 561 3% 490 3% 966 5% 836 4% FGKNUbX 2 3 4 5 560 3% 91 3% BDGJKUbX b 979 5% 151 5% DFGHJKUbX b 1372 7% 243 8% GJKNUb bc 2816 15% b 140 3% 187 5% b 259 6% 267 7% 1354 7% 1341 7% 456 15% 553 14% 607 15% 2822 15% 2734 14% 533 13% 2686 14% 2631 14% 653 16% 2960 16% 3076 16% 574 14% 549 14% 2341 12% 2554 13% Aa Aa 162 5% 322 8% 333 8% 1234 6% 1276 7% Aa Aa 80 3% 237 6% 225 6% 875 5% 858 5% Aa Aa 417 10% 425 11% 2585 14% 2731 14% BJNPU 6 7 2687 14% 486 16% 620 16% CMNS Ac Ac 2956 16% 501 17% 712 18% BCEMPS 8 2345 12% Ac 343 11% CEIMOPR 9 1245 7% CEHLMORa 10 ‐ Strongly agree (10) 875 5% CHLMRTVa Don’t know NET: Agree (codes 6‐10) 2562 13% 409 14% GJKLQSTVYbc bc 10108 53% 1571 52% NET: Neither (5) 2816 15% A 2465 62% 2292 57% Aac Aa 456 15% 553 14% 562 14% CEMORS A 10096 53% 10395 55% 607 15% 2822 15% 2734 14% 675 17% 3507 18% 3171 17% 6.05 6.17 A BJNPU NET: Disagree (codes 0‐4) Mean 3524 19% 566 19% DFGHJKNUbc X bc 6.05 5.92 CELMORSYa b 6.42 6.25 Aac Aa A Overlap formulae used ColumnProportions (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) ColumnMeans (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) 2 16‐062328‐01 ‐ Public ‐ Final As Others See Us ‐ Post EU Referendum 2016 ‐ Global Tabs 8th September ‐ 16th October Sub‐section of general public (18‐34 year olds with secondary education) Q13. Thinking specifically about the UK, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ‐ The UK has world leading arts and cultural institutions and attractions (eg theatres, museums and galleries) All participants Data for the Rest of G20 not included in this tables Total Total (A) Unweighte d Country groups Western Commonw Europe ealth (a) (b) BRICs (c) Total Trend Pre‐ Referendu m wave (X) Unweighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 20594 Weighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 19032 123 1% 11 * 19 * 31 1% 125 1% 111 1% 0 ‐ Strongly disagree (0) KRa 1 159 1% ab 18 1% 35 1% 35 1% 160 1% 162 1% 28 1% 61 2% 64 2% 256 1% 299 2% a a 105 3% 133 3% 544 3% 556 3% 881 5% 891 5% FKR 2 259 1% GKLRa 3 547 3% 66 2% GLRUa 4 887 5% ab 121 4% 177 4% HKLV 5 2154 11% 237 6% Aab 314 10% 442 11% 455 11% 2161 11% 2224 12% 427 14% 556 14% 564 14% 2584 14% 2392 13% 3420 18% 580 19% 731 18% 682 17% 3428 18% 3297 17% EMPS c 3388 18% 551 18% 700 18% 769 19% 3371 18% 3400 18% 410 10% 1880 10% 1957 10% FGL 6 2595 14% NPX 7 8 EMPS 9 1880 10% Ab 298 10% DEMO 10 ‐ Strongly agree (10) 1471 8% 434 11% A 232 8% 314 8% 306 8% 1468 8% 1444 8% 312 8% 2152 11% 2297 12% CHMR Don’t know NET: Agree (codes 6‐10) NET: Neither (5) 2127 11% 356 12% 422 11% GJKLNOQRTV Yc c c 12754 67% 2088 70% 2736 68% BCEHMOPSX A A 2154 11% 314 10% 244 8% A 2732 68% 12731 67% 12491 66% 442 11% 455 11% 2161 11% 2224 12% 397 10% 500 13% 1966 10% 2020 11% a Aab 6.74 6.80 6.80 FGL NET: Disagree (codes 0‐4) 1975 10% GHKLNRUVa Mean 6.80 6.94 6.85 CEMOSYc Ac c Overlap formulae used ColumnProportions (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) ColumnMeans (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) 3 16‐062328‐01 ‐ Public ‐ Final As Others See Us ‐ Post EU Referendum 2016 ‐ Global Tabs 8th September ‐ 16th October Sub‐section of general public (18‐34 year olds with secondary education) Q13. Thinking specifically about the UK, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ‐ The UK has world leading Universities and academic research All participants Data for the Rest of G20 not included in this tables Total Total (A) Unweighte d Country groups Western Commonw Europe ealth (a) (b) BRICs (c) Total Trend Pre‐ Referendu m wave (X) Unweighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 20594 Weighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 19032 8 * 19 * 93 * 128 1% 118 1% 146 1% 206 1% 240 1% 354 2% 391 2% 668 4% 711 4% 1829 10% 1824 10% 0 ‐ Strongly disagree (0) 89 * 15 * GKVb b 1 115 1% 8 * 23 1% 26 1% 2 209 1% 33 1% 23 1% 47 1% GKRb b 352 2% 33 1% b FRa 3 a b 46 1% DKLQab 4 670 4% 1830 10% 104 3% 116 3% 2076 11% 160 4% b 290 10% 344 9% CFLTb 6 107 3% Aab FKb 5 A 416 10% b 341 11% 422 11% 424 11% 2066 11% 2060 11% 634 16% 3164 17% 3122 16% 3611 19% 3459 18% 2518 13% 2516 13% 2037 11% 2022 11% NP 7 8 3146 17% 558 19% 712 18% BCMNPS Ac Ac 3641 19% 601 20% 823 21% 837 21% A A 600 15% 584 15% Aa Aa 444 11% 454 11% a a 292 7% 2346 12% 2414 13% 13396 70% 13179 69% 1829 10% 1824 10% 1439 8% 1615 8% EMPRSX 9 2530 13% 365 12% DEHMR 10 ‐ Strongly agree (10) 2038 11% 248 8% DFGHIMRa Don’t know NET: Agree (codes 6‐10) 2316 12% 405 14% 436 11% GJKNOQSTV WYbc Abc c 13429 71% 2113 70% 3002 75% 2933 73% Aac Aa 344 9% 416 10% BEHMRSX NET: Neither (5) 1830 10% 290 10% CFLTb NET: Disagree (codes 0‐4) 1435 8% b 193 6% 217 5% DFGKLNQab Mean 7.20 EHIMORSX 358 9% Aab 7.15 7.39 7.18 A 7.19 7.13 Aac Overlap formulae used ColumnProportions (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) ColumnMeans (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) 4 16‐062328‐01 ‐ Public ‐ Final As Others See Us ‐ Post EU Referendum 2016 ‐ Global Tabs 8th September ‐ 16th October Sub‐section of general public (18‐34 year olds with secondary education) Q14. And again thinking specifically about the UK, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ‐ The UK is a global power All participants Data for the Rest of G20 not included in this tables Total Total (A) Unweighte d Country groups Western Commonw Europe ealth (a) (b) BRICs (c) Total Trend Pre‐ Referendu m wave (X) Unweighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 20594 Weighted base 19010 3002 3998 3999 19010 19032 14 * 42 1% 174 1% 171 1% 0 ‐ Strongly disagree (0) 1 2 3 4 5 176 1% 37 1% BDGQRb b 223 1% 44 1% EFGLRU b 299 2% 53 2% KLRb b 568 3% 109 4% b 36 1% 47 1% 224 1% 203 1% 43 1% 64 2% 304 2% 361 2% 567 3% 609 3% b A 85 2% 141 4% 148 4% 178 4% 924 5% 887 5% FQUb Ab 922 5% 192 6% Ab GQUb Abc 2224 12% 363 12% 460 12% 460 12% 2239 12% 2231 12% 485 12% 2480 13% 2500 13% 658 16% 3231 17% 3144 17% 691 17% 3177 17% 3197 17% 440 11% 529 13% 2021 11% 2035 11% a Aab 330 8% 416 10% 1671 9% 1563 8% a Aab 288 7% 1998 11% 2131 11% LN 6 7 2474 13% 468 16% 563 14% CENOPS Ac Ac 3241 17% 539 18% 732 18% CENPS 8 3198 17% Ac 486 16% EIMPS 9 2019 11% Aa 238 8% DHIMRa 10 ‐ Strongly agree (10) 1681 9% 156 5% DFGHIKMRTV aX Don’t know NET: Agree (codes 6‐10) 1984 10% 316 11% 407 10% GJKLNOQRSTc c c 12614 66% 1887 63% 2806 70% 2779 69% Aa Aa 363 12% 460 12% 326 8% EIMOPSaX NET: Neither (5) 741 19% 2224 12% A 12580 66% 12440 65% 460 12% 2239 12% 2231 12% 472 12% 2193 12% 2231 12% 6.77 6.74 LN NET: Disagree (codes 0‐4) Mean 2188 12% 435 14% BCDFGKLQRU b Abc 6.78 6.42 HIMORSTVYa b 6.95 6.89 Aa Aa Overlap formulae used ColumnProportions (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) ColumnMeans (5%): A/B,A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U,A/V/W/Y/Z,A/a/b/c,A/X Minimum Base: 30(**) Small Base: 100(*) 5

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