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      <title>If Voters Think They&apos;re Unhappy Now, Just Wait: Expert</title>
      <description>Voters will sour further if the economy doesn&apos;t respond to GOP cures if Republicans take over the House. Curtis Gans, an expert on the American electorate says that disillusionment now will only deepen.</description>
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      <dc:creator>Frank James</dc:creator>
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