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Explanation:
1.According to the Northern Ireland Mixed Marriage Association (NIMMA) before the Troubles, one in 10 marriages were mixed. These figures dropped during the Troubles but have since risen to around the pre-Troubles level and are projected to rise higher.
2.There were more than two and half times as many pupils in integrated schools in 2014 as there were in 1998…even though the overall school-age population fell during this period.
3.THE AGREEMENT GAVE PROMINENCE TO THE "PRINCIPLE OF CONSENT" WHICH AFFIRMED THE LEGITIMACY OF A UNITED IRELAND WHILE ALSO RECOGNISING THE WISH OF THE MAJORITY TO REMAIN PART OF THE UK.
4.Researchers say the Good Friday principle that 'nothing is agreed until everything is agreed' has become a common feature of other peace negotiations. Such an approach was used in negotiations in South Africa, Bosnia and after the Northern Ireland peace process, in Sudan and Colombia and is now framing the UK's Brexit process.
5.THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY AND THE POWER TO LEGISLATE IN A WIDE RANGE OF AREAS THAT ARE NOT EXPLICITLY RESERVED TO THE PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND TO APPOINT THE NORTHERN IRELAND EXECUTIVE.
