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			The results of extremely limited surveys being quoted, uncritically, as fact, as if whoever's been conducting them couldn't possibly have an agenda, even if it's nothing more sinister than attracting a few headlines in order to keep their funding intact. 
 
Call me old-fashioned if you must, but when I was a girl, if you wanted to talk about what 'most people' thought it was kind of beholden on you to actually ask more than a few of them, of a wet afternoon in a shopping centre, or over the phone.			 |   
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