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... vote . They were part of an expandthrough France last fall was not how distinctlying welfare state . They had become full AmeriFrench it was , but how much it looked like the can citizens , unburdened by race . After deUnited States ...
... vote . They were part of an expandthrough France last fall was not how distinctlying welfare state . They had become full AmeriFrench it was , but how much it looked like the can citizens , unburdened by race . After deUnited States ...
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... voting habits have extravagant income , as for example among colchanged . Others accept the reality of the shift , lege professors and social workers , the vote is but take issue with Frank's diagnosis of the overwhelmingly Democratic ...
... voting habits have extravagant income , as for example among colchanged . Others accept the reality of the shift , lege professors and social workers , the vote is but take issue with Frank's diagnosis of the overwhelmingly Democratic ...
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... voted Republican , and the “ other Protes- among voters of French - Canadian heritage . A tants ” -mostly fundamentalists — at 35 percent disproportionate shift of votes toward Bush ” Republican . Lipset observed that these data along ...
... voted Republican , and the “ other Protes- among voters of French - Canadian heritage . A tants ” -mostly fundamentalists — at 35 percent disproportionate shift of votes toward Bush ” Republican . Lipset observed that these data along ...
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