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initiative could destroy jobs. Again… 70 per cent of all Swiss citizens consider German to be their …

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residence status could theoretically … Most participants in our study work in jobs (domestic or …

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comparison countries if every … average citizens in Canada, Japan, Norway, and Switzerland. …

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