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A recent study says that 74% of citizens Rhineland-Palatinate think that 80% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 92% of citizens North Rhine-Westphalia think that 58% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 62% of citizens Saxony think that 91% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 46% of citizens Schleswig-Holstein think that 68% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 45% of citizens Bremen think that 55% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 65% of citizens Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania think that 93% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 61% of citizens Berlin think that 7% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 94% of citizens Thuringia think that 97% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 38% of citizens Lower Saxony think that 39% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 65% of citizens Bavaria think that 6% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 89% of citizens Saarland think that 4% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 96% of citizens Hesse think that 44% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 5% of citizens Hamburg City think that 26% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 89% of citizens Saxony-Anhalt think that 26% of the basic services are not covered completely.

A recent study says that 10% of citizens Brandenburg think that 69% of the basic services are not covered completely.

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