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Accentuate the positive. Eliminate the negative. Latch on to the affirmative. Don’t mess with Mister In-Between.

Taste elevated to moral truth always becomes prescriptive.

Excluded candidates – These are listed from the last candidate excluded during the STV counting process to the first – in reverse order of exclusion. The first 'excluded' candidate listed was excluded last. The last 'excluded' candidate listed was excluded first. Candidates with the fewest numbers of votes are excluded first. After a candidate is excluded from the counting, their votes are redistributed to the other candidates still in the race in accordance with individual voters' preferences.

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Correct. Unit bias pulls retail and small institutional demand toward silver first. As gold becomes scarce or unaffordable, substitution follows through mixed alloys, lighter jewellery, and investment rotation into silver, platinum, and even copper. The process reduces gold’s physical velocity while amplifying silver’s monetary role. It mirrors historical transitions seen in late-cycle monetary stress, where silver temporarily bridges the gap between collapsing fiat and constrained gold reserves. No AWS effect