California starts taxing music download in 2008.

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California is scrambling to do something about its $8 billion deficit. The state legislature is considering a bill proposed earlier this year by Democratic Assemblyman Charles Calderon, who represents a district east of Los Angeles. The bill calls for new taxes to sweep in "digital property," which "includes, but is not limited to, products like music, movies, and books."

Let's predict if the state of California will successfully push this new tax on digital download in 2008?

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	ZiiValue (chance)	Answer	MyAnswer (which outcome happened?)	Possible Outcomes
	41%		Yes, new sales tax	Yes, new sales tax
	59%		No, remain tax free	No, remain tax free

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