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Eurovisionomics

May 25, 2008 in Geoanalysis

Following Russia’s victory in the Eurovision Song Contest our prediction proved surprisingly correct and was picked up by various media outlets as further evidence of neighbourly voting ruining the contest and the chances of nations like the UK from ever winning again. The Eurovisionomics analysis had looked at those countries who’d received unusually high scores [...]



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