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The Demublican Party is holding its annual convention. The 1500 voting delegates are choosing among three possible party platforms: L (a liberal platform), C (a conservative platform), and M (a moderate platform). Seventeen percent of the delegates prefer L to M and M to C. Thirtytwo percent of the delegates like C the most and L the least. The rest of the delegates like M the most and C the least. Write out the preference schedule for this election.

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The Demublican Party is holding its annual convention. The 1500 voting delegates are choosing among three possible party platforms: L (a liberal platform), C (a conservative platform), and M (a moderate platform). Seventeen percent of the delegates prefer L to M and M to C. Thirtytwo percent of the delegates like C the most and L the least. The rest of the delegates like M the most and C the least. Write out the preference schedule for this election.

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