freefinkelmann
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Sounds alot like the polls here.
"Though Alvim is opposed to the law, recent polls in Rio show more than 70 percent of respondents favor it. If a national disarmament law is approved -- which, many analysts say, is likely by year's end despite a late mobilization by a relatively weak gun lobby -- it would put Brazil, one of the hemisphere's most violent nations, alongside such countries as Britain and Australia as one of the world's leading practitioners of gun control."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WPlate/1999-06/28/056l-062899-idx.html
It looks like it is going to get messy!!!!
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"Though Alvim is opposed to the law, recent polls in Rio show more than 70 percent of respondents favor it. If a national disarmament law is approved -- which, many analysts say, is likely by year's end despite a late mobilization by a relatively weak gun lobby -- it would put Brazil, one of the hemisphere's most violent nations, alongside such countries as Britain and Australia as one of the world's leading practitioners of gun control."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WPlate/1999-06/28/056l-062899-idx.html
It looks like it is going to get messy!!!!
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lasciate ogni speranza, voi ch'entrate