The bookies may regret trying to be ahead of the game. Bookmaker Paddy Power decided on an early payout to those who gambled on a Yes vote. Now they're feeling decidedly nervous. The No camp tell me they're very happy with the early results, which point towards a victory for them. They say key constituencies are voting No at over 60% , while the Yes campaign's strongest areas are getting barely over 50%. Still, I think it's a bit too early to call.
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