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- TODAY
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- People
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- KTVU
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- AZCentral | The Arizona Republic
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- IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
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- The Columbus Dispatch
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- The Tennessean
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- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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- KTTV
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- E! News
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- The Intelligencer
Op-Ed: Bucks County school districts lead troubling literary trend
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- Good Morning America
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- CBS-Denver
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- Journal & Courier
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- The Clarion Ledger
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- The New York Times
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