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And though some have been traced to Los Angeles and New York, the vast majority were based in Florida.

The 2009 survey of online shops selling these "psychoactive" drugs found 115 retailers operating from 17 European countries, but the majority were based in the UK (37%) and Germany (15%).

Andy Przybylski, associate professor and director of research at the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford said studies exploring links between screen time and health sometimes find weak, negative links to aspects of wellbeing such as self-esteem and depression but that the majority were based on surveys and only looked at one snapshot in time.

The committee minority, on the other hand, claimed that the views of the majority were based on a too individualistic notion of citizenship, and that acceptance of dual citizenship was likely to erode traditional Norwegian ideals of equality.

Some of the identified studies included children, but the vast majority were based on adults.

The majority were based in hospitals, with only six respondents based in health centers.

Despite wide use of regression-based regional flood frequency analysis (RFFA) methods, the majority are based on either ordinary least squares (OLS) or generalized least squares (GLS).

The majority are based in New York, although several are in Los Angeles or overseas.

The finding on the lack of a Protestant majority is based on responses from a larger group of more than 17,000 people and has a margin of error of plus or minus 0.9 percentage points, Pew researchers said.

The Lib Dems' grip on the prosperous Sheffield suburb, which they took from the Conservatives in 1997 and hold with a 15,000-vote majority, was based on uniting left-wing voters against a common enemy.

The Clarity Act (2000) produced an agreement between Quebec and the federal government that any future referendum must have a clear majority, be based on an unambiguous question, and have the approval of the federal House of Commons.