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Country T had the fewest refugees/asylum seekers in each of the three years listed.: No For the twenty countries listed, the median number of refugees/asylum seekers in 2005 was 245,986.: No The data support the claim that the countries neighboring Country M were politically and socially stable between 2000 and 2005.: No
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Number of people in country who are refugees and/or asylum seekers from other countries
Country199520002005
A218,950280,591240,341
B152,125126,991147,171
C288,309294,110301,341
D1,433,760332,509219,550
E155,245132,508137,316
F1267,900906,000700,016
G227,480170,941139,283
H2,071,9881,868,000974,296
I234,665206,106251,271
J124,754129,237126,436
K79,9601461,80118,189
L1,220,4932,001,466108,4694
M13,1695,309240,701
N650,700484,391155,718
O674,710414,928148,264
P829,671680,862548,824
Q229,350236,622275,412
R90,909186,248303,181
S623,294508,222379,340
T129,965250,94020,4341

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For the twenty countries listed, the median number of refugees/asylum seekers in 2005 was 245,986.
The data support the claim that the countries neighboring Country M were politically and socially stable between 2000 and 2005.
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Country T had the fewest refugees/asylum seekers in each of the three years listed.: No For the twenty countries listed, the median number of refugees/asylum seekers in 2005 was 245,986.: No The data support the claim that the countries neighboring Country M were politically and socially stable between 2000 and 2005.: No
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1. Country T had the fewest refugees/asylum seekers in each of the three years listed. >> ranked by 1995, 2000, 2005 column, we'll see that T did not have the fewest refugees in any years.


2. For the twenty countries listed, the median number of refugees/asylum seekers in 2005 was 245,986. >> ranked by 2005 column, see the 10th and 11th ones: the median should be 240,xxx which is less than 245,986 - don't have to compute actual med


3. The data support the claim that the countries neighboring Country M were politically and socially stable between 2000 and 2005. >> No : Do not draw inference outside of the info given.­
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3. We dont have any info about the geographical location of any country. Can't infer. Hence NO
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But the number of refugees drastically increased from 2000-2005 right? So isn't that enough to hypothesize that the countries surrounding it may not be politically and socially stable?
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1. Country T had the fewest refugees/asylum seekers in each of the three years listed. >> ranked by 1995, 2000, 2005 column, we'll see that T did not have the fewest refugees in any years.


2. For the twenty countries listed, the median number of refugees/asylum seekers in 2005 was 245,986. >> ranked by 2005 column, see the 10th and 11th ones: the median should be 240,xxx which is less than 245,986 - don't have to compute actual med


3. The data support the claim that the countries neighboring Country M were politically and socially stable between 2000 and 2005. >> No : Do not draw inference outside of the info given.­
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No part of question stem explicitly mentions this claim or points us to this conclusion. There is no argument supporting or opposing this statement => Out of scope. Also nowhere in the question is mentioned to infer anything related to stability, much less about politically and socially stable. This is also a general thumb rule in Data Insights questions.

1. How do we not conclude, by extrapolation, that it could be economic stability rather than political/social stability?
2. Maybe it could be that in the given list of countries refugee influx increases (as seen for country M in year 2005) when country is more unstable compared to previous year? Again, which kind of instability are we talking about?

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But the number of refugees drastically increased from 2000-2005 right? So isn't that enough to hypothesize that the countries surrounding it may not be politically and socially stable?
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1. Country T had the fewest refugees/asylum seekers in each of the three years listed. >> ranked by 1995, 2000, 2005 column, we'll see that T did not have the fewest refugees in any years.


2. For the twenty countries listed, the median number of refugees/asylum seekers in 2005 was 245,986. >> ranked by 2005 column, see the 10th and 11th ones: the median should be 240,xxx which is less than 245,986 - don't have to compute actual med


3. The data support the claim that the countries neighboring Country M were politically and socially stable between 2000 and 2005. >> No : Do not draw inference outside of the info given.­
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