Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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greater media choice, partisan voting scores, total news consumption, increasing cable penetration, media content preferences, increased media choice, network news audiences, average political involvement, network news ratings, entertainment fans, audience specialization, entertainment preference, audience polarization, turnout gap, partisan voting behavior, television news exposure, inadvertent audience, less educated voters, general political knowledge, different media content, less educated citizens, broadcast era, polarized elections, new media access, partisan polarization
Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs):
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Conditional Political Learning, Relative Entertainment Preference, Political Effects of Media Choice, Participatory Effects of Media Choice, The Impact of Cable, New York, High-Choice Experiment, Post-Broadcast Democracy, Fox News, United States, Always News, House of Representatives, Evening News, Television Access Data Set, High Media Choice, Democratic Party, Nielsen Media Research, Lean Democrat, Weak Democrat, Lean Republican, Strong Democrat, Strong Republican, Weak Republican, Nightly News, National Election Studies
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