The differences by age group are relatively small, though. Political orientation, despite being surely highly correlated with age, matters much more. Maybe there is a more complicated story behind this after all.

Cheryl Misak's "Frank Ramsey - A Sheer Excess of Powers"
global.oup.com/academic/pro...

And, in Siena, those of one contrada vs the next 😂

I have heard of people that would take a long detour to avoid passing by the rival contrada (neighborhood).

When ever I hear a Trumper exclaim, "Trump Derangement Syndrome!", I think of this...

This biases recruitment against those who just want to study here and don't care about right-to-work. A better policy would be to forget the fees and just sell right-to-work visas to graduates, too. An even better policy would be to stop worrying about student visas.

www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/mar...

"Outsider" seems wrong (unless there is some special context I am missing), but "underdog" is indeed difficult to translate. "Sfavorito/a" is perhaps the closest equivalent, but it is rarely used. By contrast, it is normal to refer to the expected winner of a contest as the "favorito/a".