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What was Richard Nixon's call for law and order in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to?
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Richard Nixon call for law in order in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to?
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Richard Nixon's call for law and order in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to what?
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What Richard Nixon's call for law and order in his presidential campaign of 1968 appealed to voters opposed to?
all of the above
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Al Smith.
