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    class="type-2"> 1550: We asked business owners if they feared the potential impact of a hung parliament following a survey by the HREF="either url here" ID="8644260" STYLE="LINK_Inline">British Chambers of Commerce on the matter. Duncan Barnes from Surrey told the BBC that a hung parliament would "snuff out" the recovery and Ben Burnside from Yorkshire agreed that the prospect is "extremely worrying". Tamara Cody-Boutcher from Somerset, however, said she would welcome a hung parliament because "the economy is too much for any one party to take on." HREF="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8644260.stm" >Have Your Say: Businesses
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  1. class="type-9999"> 1559: The Conservatives say they are fighting a new political adversary - the Hung Parliament party. George Osborne unveiled a spoof party election broadcast for this new fictitious foe, with a man wearing a yellow rosette who pledges to deliver "indecision and weak government". There's even a mock poster for the "party" - showing a yellow noose on a red background.
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