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Deep divides, same struggles: 'State of the States' report explores shared challenges
Americans might not be as divided as they often believe, according to a wide-ranging group of scholars and thought leaders who crunched thousands of data points for a new "State of the States" report.
(TNND) — Americans might not be as divided as they often believe, according to a wide-ranging group of scholars and thought leaders who crunched thousands of data points for a new "State of the States" report.
Unfortunately, the common ground is also rooted in troubling national trends for personal and social well-being, despite generally improving economic measures.
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