The lead for the noes has narrowed but is still 5-14 percentage points.

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Recent polls show the yes votes (to recall Mr Davis and elect a different governor) only narrowly edging the noes.

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The Noes on the other hand hope that their secret weapon could be Geri Halliwell, the singer and former Spice Girl.

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Mr Ma has taken to doing such things as entertaining British diplomats and inviting western journalists to cocktail parties, both no-noes before.

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Fourteen countries have ratified the constitution (five of them since the French and Dutch noes) and two more are about to, even though it may never come into force.

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At the appointed time, the two teams lined up and we marched into the Union through the doors marked Ayes and Noes and through which, in the opposite direction, the audience would exit to cast their votes.

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There's no business set down for Tuesday, so far, not even provisionally, and with the noes visibly off balance following David Cameron's declaration in support of same-sex marriages, even in Church, they suspect the government may seize the moment.

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