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The Conservative Election Campaign,he 1931 general election. However, much of the shine is lost when we consider the context of the 2010 election. In Gordon Brown Britain had one of the most disliked Labour Party Prime Ministers of all time and with the nation in the depth of an economic crisis the Conservative Party had the opportun

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The Conservatives and the Electorate,s longstanding confidence in the ability of the Conservatives to manage the economy competently — a matter on which they had consistently outscored Labour for decades (see Denver, 1998). During the ensuing five years, Major and his party plumbed new depths of unpopularity in the opinion polls, lost

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Neuroendoscopic Treatment of Colloid Cysts,he 1931 general election. However, much of the shine is lost when we consider the context of the 2010 election. In Gordon Brown Britain had one of the most disliked Labour Party Prime Ministers of all time and with the nation in the depth of an economic crisis the Conservative Party had the opportun