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  Have you ever visited your country's capitol?

Capitol as in where your government meets for legislation.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary - 1. a building in which a state legislative body meets
Total Votes% of VotersFemale VotesMale Votes% of Female Votes% of Male VotesAverage AgeAnswer
3451.5%161853.3%60.0%37.7Yes
2233.3%111136.7%36.7%38.3No
..............I don't remember if I did.
46.1%3110.0%3.3%38.8Other

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RatingTotalFemaleMaleAverage Age
Good82637.4
Bad42243.5
No Opinion50272338.3
TypeNumber
Abstainers6
Male30
Female30

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supplicant reasonable
posted 20-Apr-2000 9:09am    

According to my dictionary capital=the city capitol=no such word. I would expect it to be in my dictionary if it was an English word, so I suspect it must be American.
lion reasonable
posted 20-Apr-2000 2:21am    

 
Maarten Survey Central Subscriberreasonable
posted 20-Apr-2000 12:56am    

 
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Gold SubscriberBronze Star Survey Creatorreasonable
posted 19-Apr-2000 11:45pm    

My 1932 US Funk & Wagnalls says capital = chief city, capitol = building. Which seems to be what the survey entirely say's.
Frostbrand Bronze Star Survey Creatorreasonable
posted 19-Apr-2000 11:32pm    

If the Dictionary says it's with an "o," than it is with an "o."
they Survey Central SubscriberSurvey QualifierThis user is on the site NOW (3 minutes and 19 seconds ago)override
posted 19-Apr-2000 11:02pm    

overriding myself... I see your explanation.. but he did say that not all countries use this term.
they Survey Central SubscriberSurvey QualifierThis user is on the site NOW (3 minutes and 19 seconds ago)old
posted 19-Apr-2000 11:01pm    

what msgman said.
Lauren old
posted 19-Apr-2000 9:37pm    

i looked up the dictionary definition. the correct spelling is capitol.
phi old
posted 19-Apr-2000 9:30pm    

I still think it's 'Capital'.
supplicant old
posted 19-Apr-2000 6:51pm    

Not if they are talking about the capital city it doesn't.
Frostbrand Bronze Star Survey Creatorold
posted 19-Apr-2000 6:31pm    

Actually, Capital refers to the head of a sentence (hence, capitalized). Capitol refers to what the survey's creator is talking about.
msgman old
posted 19-Apr-2000 9:00am    

"Capital" is the city, "Capitol" is the building that houses the parliament/council/senate/congress/duma/whetever they call it in your country.

If you mean the former, you need to spell it right! If you mean the latter, you need to add an explanation, as not every country uses the word "capitol".
bluebird1974 old
posted 19-Apr-2000 8:49am    

I think it is Capital.
pcpr old
posted 19-Apr-2000 3:49am    

 
they Survey Central SubscriberSurvey QualifierThis user is on the site NOW (3 minutes and 19 seconds ago)old
posted 18-Apr-2000 10:35pm    

damn.. that's one of those words now... capital? capitol?
they Survey Central SubscriberSurvey QualifierThis user is on the site NOW (3 minutes and 19 seconds ago)old
posted 18-Apr-2000 10:34pm    

It's "Capital"


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