It's really hard for candidates to convince you, that they really are a left, or a right, or a centrist candidate.

通常候选人很难让选民相信,他们是左派,右派,或是中间派

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you can open your eyes again, so now what happened, We ended up with two centrist candidates.

你们可以睁开眼睛了,现在发生了什么,我们有两个中间派候选人

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Our kind of centrist candidate, maybe even this centrist candidate who's name is?

我们中间派的候选人,这位中间派候选人,名字是

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Now here we ended up with two centrist candidates, which is a result pretty close to what we saw in the Hoteling model, Is this an equilibrium?

现在我们最终有2个中间派候选人参选,这与我们,在霍特林模型中看到的非常相似,这是一个均衡吗

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But as you all know, those candidates almost all have track records, and not everybody believes that Clinton, that Hilary Clinton, is quite so centrist as she now seems.

但你们也会发现,几乎所有候选人都有政绩可寻,并不是所有人都相信希拉里?克林顿,像她自己说得那样,是个中立派

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So what Tony Blair, the guy who won the '97 election, did with "New Labor policy" was he managed to commit to a centrist policy by literally committing to it.

而托尼·布莱尔代表的工党,在97年大选中获胜,他在选举中提出了新工党政策,他成功让选民相信,工党是真正意义上的中间派

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And in each election, they would come forward and say, "we are not really a left wing party, we're a centrist party these days" And people would say, we don't believe you.

每次选举的时候,他们都会声称,我们不是一个左翼政党,我们现在是中间派,但是选民都不相信他们

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