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      Explaining Spatial Variation in Support for Capital Punishment: A Multilevel Analysis

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                Journal
                American Journal of Sociology
                American Journal of Sociology
                University of Chicago Press
                0002-9602
                1537-5390
                January 2003
                January 2003
                : 108
                : 4
                : 844-875
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                10.1086/367921
                0e2ec0e9-c98c-453c-8080-f694a55dc826
                © 2003
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