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WASHINGTON — The economy is the nation’s top concern, but anxiety about energy has grown more since spring than any other issue while the focus on Iraq continues to fade, according to a poll.
Forty-four percent said the economy was the country’s most important problem, a small increase from the 39 percent who said so in April, according to the Associated Press-Ipsos poll. Another 22 percent named energy problems including rising gasoline costs, an enormous boost from the 4 percent who said so last spring.
