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316 Public Opinion Quarterly issues can be categorized a priori as likely to evoke ambivalence, equivocation, or uncertainty. However, at a certain point the authors begin to explain
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New York / Oxford / /

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Oxford University Press / /

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United States / /

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USD / /

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diminished media attention / policy solutions / watchdog / Web-based surveys / media coverage / /

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Cold War / /

Organization

Ohio State University / Illinois state legislature / Oxford University / /

Person

Philip Howard / Robert Shapiro / Humphrey Taylor / James Stimson / MATTHEW C. NISBET / James Witte / Jason Barabas / Peter Miller / Benjamin I. Page / Michael MacKuen / Charles Manski / Martin Gilens / Paul Burstein / Jeff Manza / Susan Herbst / Robert Erikson / Lawrence Jacobs / William Domhoff / R. Kent Weaver / Fay Cook / /

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model / rookie investigator / president / model to public opinion / model of public opinion / public opinion researcher / /

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Illinois / /

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Public Opinion Quarterly / /

Region

western Europe / /

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