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In fact, people with knowledge of the governor's thinking said Mr. Cuomo had deemed the hospital associations and health care workers to be the only constituencies that — in an all-out media war — had the resources to turn public opinion against his budget, or at least pose a serious threat.

This is perhaps the only constituency that has had an influence.

The only constituency that might be up for grabs — and this differs from state to state, city to city, town to town — is the urban poor.

Sparsely populated Turkana North in the country's far northwest was the only constituency that had not yet reported, a commission official said.

Fathers are not the only constituency that volunteer groups are aiming for.

Lynn Stout, a Cornell University law professor, has written a new book, "The Shareholder Value Myth," in which she argues that there is nothing in the law that supports the idea that shareholders should be the only constituency that matters.

"Those are the only two constituencies that do not have representation," she says.

About the only major constituencies that haven't come around are conservative Republicans and evangelical Christians, and even in their ranks, there's a distinct generation gap.

Yesterday the Conservative strategist Robert Hayward produced a list of only 61 constituencies that he confidently forecast would remain unchanged.

Global investors may be the only major constituency that has been feeling sanguine about the American economy.

Yet "The Blind Side" was ultimately buoyed by its fans — something that was possible, according to Mr. Kosove and Mr. Johnson, because the filmmakers had taken extraordinary steps to create a story that would appeal to disparate constituencies that were only in some ways connected to one another.