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18 April 2018

3814 GB adults surveyed

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Would you rather your spouse became a famous and influential person, or one of your children became a famous and influential person? (If you don’t have a spouse or child, imagine if you did)

Conducted 18 April 2018

YouGov surveyed 3814 GB adults

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Would you rather your spouse became a famous and influential person, or one of your children became a famous and influential person? (If you don’t have a spouse or child, imagine if you did)

Conducted 18 April 2018

YouGov surveyed 3814 GB adults

By:
12%
43%
31%
14%

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