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The Trump campaign hopes, by turning up the misogyny, they can get a lot of those infrequent male voters to turn out.

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The Trump campaign hopes, by turning up the misogyny, they can get a lot of those infrequent male voters to turn out.

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In addition to partisan voters, and those enthusiastic about one candidate or the other, there are those characterized as “swing voters,” “low-information voters,” or simply infrequent voters.

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It wasn’t long after that biologists were able to collar P-22 to track his movements, and for the next 10 years, he thrilled and sometimes terrified the community with infrequent sightings such as the time he decided to hang out under the crawl space of a family home in Los Feliz in 2015.

But those dispatches were infrequent, mainly because no one was getting paid to do that work.

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