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The 'debate' was much the same as the last one - only this time the Fat Man was more sure-footed, and cranked-up the tartan-bombast to drown-out Darling's more studious offerings.

Salmond won the battle, but the war looks an increasingly forlorn hope. Polls today suggest Yes and No have both put on a percentage-point in the aftermath, which further suggests the Don't Knows might split more or less evenly......in which case, it's game-over. It will take an unprecedented swing for Yes to prevail, and history tell us that the closer polling-day encroaches, the more likely people are to vote for retention of a given status-quo.

[QUOTE="Grasshopper, post: 2469807, member: 65342"] The 'debate' was much the same as the last one - only this time the Fat Man was more sure-footed, and cranked-up the tartan-bombast to drown-out Darling's more studious offerings. Salmond won the battle, but the war looks an increasingly forlorn hope. Polls today suggest Yes and No have both put on a percentage-point in the aftermath, which further suggests the Don't Knows might split more or less evenly......in which case, it's game-over. It will take an unprecedented swing for Yes to prevail, and history tell us that the closer polling-day encroaches, the more likely people are to vote for retention of a given status-quo. [/QUOTE]

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