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#FrenchElections 2017 with Google Trends: Friday early evening →

#FrenchElections 2017 – update: three way race?

Posted on April 21, 2017 by Nikos Askitas

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← #FrenchElections 2017 – A two-way fight on Google Search: Macron vs. Melenchon

#FrenchElections 2017 with Google Trends: Friday early evening →

Nikos Askitas

Mathematician, technologist, economist. Head of IDSC - Research Data Center of IZA - Institute of Labor Economics, Coordinator Data and Technology IZA.

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