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ZAGREB, Dec 11 (Hina) - More than 90% of Croatians would accept a gay person as their general practitioner but experts are concerned about 7-9% of people having a negative attitude to homosexuals due to unyielding stereotypes and instilled discriminatory behaviour that are difficult to change, shows a study published in the Croatian journal Collegium Antropologicum.
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