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 * a majority of that state's population supports same-sex marriage. (95% significant: Result is 0.653 of the 95% sampling error (  1.28σ) above 50%.)}}
 * a significant finding that a majority of that state's population opposes same-sex marriage.  95% significant: Result is > 0.653 of the 95% sampling error (> 1.28σ) above 50%.}}

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