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Das Weyl-Stonesche Eigenwertproblem,old, distrust had spread. Opinion polls — including the ones promoted by the European Commission itself through its Eurobarometer — clearly indicate the effects of the financial crisis on support for European institutions by European citizens. In short, they indicate a dramatic drop in citizens’ tru