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So they voted to leave by a bigger margin than the UK as a whole did then.
by asdfgadsfgasfdg 10y ago
So they voted to leave by a bigger margin than the UK as a whole did then.
- random_comment 10y agoCorrect, a narrowly bigger margin. I think if '52-48' is redefined as a 'big margin' then it becomes very hard to define 'a narrow margin' without running into the impact of statistical noise.