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Ethan Spangler2019

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Let Them Tweet Cake: Estimating Public Dissent Using Twitter

Ethan Spangler · Ben O. Smith

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Year2019

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Published2019-01-01

VenueDefence and Peace Economics

ISSN-L1024-2694

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