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Vibrating Ore-drawing Technology,ich most voters saw themselves as belonging to a particular social class and, in turn, identified with and voted for the party thought to do most for people of that class. Then, from around the beginning of the 1970s, a process of ‘dealignment’ — a weakening of voters’ identifications both with soci