Is There a Connection Between NP-Complete and BQP Problems?

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Do we know (or what we suspect to be) the relationship between NP-complete problems and BQP problems?
 
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I don't.

It would seem, though, that BQP \ P is inside NP-intermediate. This, of course, should be at least as hard as P =? NP to prove/disprove.
 
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