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Published 10/30/2008 at Reuters: Politics
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. investors are worried about a combination of a Barack Obama administration and a Democrat-controlled Congress, but history shows that of the two likely election outcomes, that scenario is better for stocks.
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