Created Sun 4th May 2008 10:59am PDT by 
junkie_1
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Will monarchy be abolished in England after the death of Queen Elizabeth II ?
Current forecast: 10% chance 
Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 10% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
Settlement details:
I've given this a 10 year deadline since it cannot have a deadline.. In case the queen falls sick I would urge the admins to suspend the question .
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Activity: H$430
Question suspends in 9 years
Suspend date: Fri 4th May 2018 8:59am PDT (9 years to go)
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 10%
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Created Sun 4th May 2008 10:59am PDT by junkie_1
junkie_1
Suspend date: Fri 4th May 2018 8:59am PDT (9 years to go)
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predicted No (H$100 at 90%)
harad
predicted No (H$20 at 90%)
predicted Yes (H$20 at 10%)
myunion
predicted No (H$20 at 90%)
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ONE News 1 week ago
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Mail Online UK 1 week ago
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Mail Online UK 1 week ago
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score: 10
Houston Chronicle 2 weeks ago
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