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May 04, 2005
Anatole Kaletsky: Why British Labour Party Recovered in the Polls
Anatole Kaletsky, Economics Editor of The Times of London, in a long opinion column headlined "How a bit of lateral thinking solved my voting dilemma," said , "one of the fascinating ironies of this election [in Britain] ... is that Labour's recovery in the polls during the past month a recovery which, if confirmed in todays voting, will have far-reaching implications for British politics in the years ahead was largely due to the viciousness and intensity of the Tories negative campaign." His analysis of the election is quite interesting.
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