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... percent Republi- can , and Presbyterians and Episcopalians were close behind at 67 percent and 60 percent . The most Democratic of the blue - collar Protestants were the Baptists , of whom only 39 percent voted Republican , and the ...
... percent Republi- can , and Presbyterians and Episcopalians were close behind at 67 percent and 60 percent . The most Democratic of the blue - collar Protestants were the Baptists , of whom only 39 percent voted Republican , and the ...
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... per- cent and 30 percent . The IDF enjoyed a level of esteem of 80 percent or over . After the Sec- ond Intifada broke out in September 2000 , it rose even higher . Although a thousand Israelis ( and three times as many Palestinians ) ...
... per- cent and 30 percent . The IDF enjoyed a level of esteem of 80 percent or over . After the Sec- ond Intifada broke out in September 2000 , it rose even higher . Although a thousand Israelis ( and three times as many Palestinians ) ...
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... percent to 75 percent . On average , 76 per- cent of women participated and council mem- bership was 38 percent women . In one NSP village , Nawach , a remote mountain commu- nity in Parwan Province , the Development Council chair is a ...
... percent to 75 percent . On average , 76 per- cent of women participated and council mem- bership was 38 percent women . In one NSP village , Nawach , a remote mountain commu- nity in Parwan Province , the Development Council chair is a ...
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