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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : How strong Rs support of party? :Q264
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2010
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : Would you call yourself very strong party identifier? :Q566
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2009
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : Call self strong political party party supporter?[party supporter] :Q282
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2008
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : How strong Respondents party identification? Q202
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong ^party, fairly strong, or not very strong?
Welsh Life and Times Study (Welsh Assembly Election Study), 2007
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : Would you call yourself a very strong party supporter? AB237
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2007
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : How strong Respondents party identification? Q233
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : How strong R's party identification?Q247
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2005
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View all instances of this variable Idstrng : How strong is Respondent's party identification?Q213
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British Social Attitudes Survey, 2004
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View all instances of this variable idstrng : How strong Rs party identification? [BSA03 Q209]
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
Young People's Social Attitudes, 2003
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View all instances of this variable IDSTRNG : How strong R's party identification? Q209
Question Text: Would you call yourself very strong (party), fairly strong, or not very strong?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2003
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