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	mycontent[0]='Only 16% of Canadians think that the Millennium Scholarship Foundation was created to reduce student debt. (Vector Poll, 2002)';
	mycontent[1]='When polled, 67% of Canadians said they thought the Millennium Scholarship Foundation was created to get the federal Liberals re-elected. (Vector Poll, 2002)';
	mycontent[2]='One in three families who contribute to Registered Education Savings Plans have household incomes of more than $100,000. (Vector Poll, 2001)';
	mycontent[3]='58% of Canadians agree with scrapping the Registered Education Savings Plans to fund a national system of needs-based grants. (Vector Poll, 2001)';
	mycontent[4]='Almost four in ten Canadians believe that tuition fees should be free. (Vector Poll, 2002)';
	mycontent[5]='A 71% majority of Canadians say that an increased reliance on private sector funding will result in diminished accessibility for low-income students. (Vector Poll, 2002)';
	mycontent[6]='More people cited "lack of money" as a reason for not finishing post-secondary education than any other factor. (Vector Poll, 2001)';
	mycontent[7]='67% of Canadians oppose the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) if it permits foreign corporations from operating for-profit schools and universities in Canada. (Vector Poll, 2001)';
	mycontent[8]='The equivalent of 4.4 million Canadians would have protested the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) in Québec City in March of 2001 if they had the resources and time. (Vector Poll, 2001)';
	mycontent[9]='29% of Canadians oppose the Canada\'s participation in the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). (Vector Poll, 2001)';
	mycontent[10]='88% of British Columbians supported the tuition fee freeze before it was eliminated in the Spring of 2002. (Viewpoints Research, 2001)';
	mycontent[11]='83% of British Columbians support increasing funding to universities and colleges. (Viewpoints Research, 2001)';
	mycontent[12]='73.5% of people in British Columbia were prepared to give up part of their 2001 tax cut to increase funding to post-secondary education. (Viewpoints Research, 2001)';
	mycontent[13]='Four in five Canadians support increased funding to post secondary education. (Ipsos-Reid, 2000)';
	mycontent[14]='Three out of four Canadians favour implementing national standards for post-secondary education. (Ipsos-Reid, 2000)';
	mycontent[15]='Six in ten Canadians say that the top priority for the 2003 budget should be spending on social programs like health care and education. (Decima, 2002)';
	mycontent[16]='While more than 82 per cent of Canadians say investing in post-secondary education should be a high priority of government, only one in five says the federal Liberals are doing a good job in supporting colleges and universities. (Decima, 2002)';
	
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