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As of last July, the question "Can Roosevelt be beaten in 1936?" began to blow about the country (TIME, Aug. 12). Pricking up its ears, the G. O. P. took to talking hopefully about such political imponderables as coalitions and defections which might defeat the Democratic President. As of last month, Republicans believed so strong a popular countercurrent had set in against Mr....
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