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Numbers, facts and trends shaping your world.
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Religion & Public Life
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October 09, 2019
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The vast majority of people across 15 countries in Western Europe and in the United States say they would be willing to accept Muslims as neighbors. Slightly lower shares on both sides of the Atlantic say they would be willing to accept a Muslim as a family member. At the same time, there is no consensus on whether Islam fits into these societies.
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MEDIA MENTIONS
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Oct. 8 - The Boston Globe Magazine *
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Oct. 7 - The Associated Press
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IN THE NEWS
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Oct. 9 - CNN
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Oct. 9 - NPR
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Oct. 9 - BBC News
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Oct. 8 - Reuters
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Oct. 8 - Religion News Service
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Oct. 7 - The New York Times *
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Oct. 5 - The New York Times *
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Oct. 5 - The Associated Press
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Oct. 4 - NPR
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Oct. 3 - CNN
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