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As the excitement of the G20 dies down, students and Pittsburghers around the city are experiencing different levels of shock, amazement, and disappointment. Here are some statistics reflecting what people thought of the weekend:
Percentage of survey respondents who thought the G20 Summit was “very favorable” for the city: 46
Percentage who thought the summit was “very unfavorable” for the city: 3
Percentage who thought the biggest problem with the summit would be the traffic: 60
Percentage who thought the increased risk to personal safety was very serious: 23
Percentage who thought the worldwide perception of Pittsburgh will be enhanced: 56
Source: www.pittsburghlive.com
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