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Chart showing responses to the question "Do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be for it... (i) Remain part of the United Kingdom (ii) Reunify with the Republic of Ireland (iii) Independent State (iv) Other (v) Don't Know" in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey (1998-2006) Source: ARK [1]

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[edit] Fair use in United Ireland

1. It illustrates changes over time in a way that could not be achieved by prose.
2. The single licence restriction -- the request to cite the source -- is satisfied.
3. It cannot be replaced with a non-free image since if this image is deemed to be non-free then so would all others derived from the same data.

--Duncan Keith 15:38, 22 July 2007 (UTC)

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