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plurality

[ploo-ral-i-tee] / plʊˈræl ɪ ti /


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“After having knocked thousands of doors across the state, talking about really combative issues, it’s clear that people have a plurality of opinions and thoughts,” Behn said.

From Salon

The judges said that was "a complete absence of plurality in relation to the teachings or practices of any other religions or non-religious traditions and philosophies," especially in primary schools.

From BBC

In fact, the BofA survey noted that for the first time since 2005 a plurality of fund managers said companies are over-investing and would prefer them to focus on balance sheet improvement.

From Barron's

At the same time, it may also be a powerful plurality — especially if it stays motivated, and the other 70% is splintered into lots of different groups.

From MarketWatch

A poll this month shows all three leading, but with large pluralities of respondents undecided: 43% said they didn’t know how they planned to vote on Justice Donohue.

From The Wall Street Journal