This figure first appeared in <a href="/en/Division%20and%20the%20Silent%20Majority">Division and the Silent Majority</a>.
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Which side is the majority can be arbitrarily controlled by how the boundaries are drawn.
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What is <a href="/en/the%20majority">the majority</a> depends on <a href="/en/how%20the%20cluster%20is%20cut">how the cluster is cut</a>.
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The way the clusters are cut changes what is the majority.