Many adults in the U.S. have somber predictions about how America will fare economically in the new year, according to a Gallup poll released Tuesday.
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'Gallup said Tuesday that one of its polls found 79% of U.S. adults projected a "year ofLess than a quarter of Americans, 20%, were more optimistic when asked whether prosperity or struggle would be more likely, anticipating "economic prosperity" for the country, according to the poll.
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