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**FILE** Afghan men sit among the debris of their destroyed school in the village of Budyali in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan on March 19, 2013. Taliban militants attacked the nearby district headquarters in July 2011, then took refuge in the school. The Afghan National Army requested help from coalition forces, who responded with drones, fighter jets and rockets, leaving the school destroyed, according to village elders. (Associated Press)

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** FILE ** Roy High School bomb plot suspect Joshua Kyler Hoggan, 16, right, walks out of the 2nd District Juvenile Court in Ogden with his mother, Janice Hoggan, April 4, 2011. (AP Photo/Standard-Examiner, Robert Johnson,File)

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"If you're on the road, and you listen to every speech I give every day, I walk through systematically for about 18 minutes exactly what I want to do with specifics on job creation, I talk about education what we have to do on transportation," Democrat Terry McAuliffe says. (Associated press)

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"It's not good enough if the children who live in the right ZIP code are excelling in the classroom and moving on to college while families trapped within a low income community have a mediocre education at best and a failing school at worst," Republican Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II says. (Associated press)

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FILE- This 1990s file photo shows baseball player Alex Rodriguez when he played for Westminster Christian high school in Miami. (AP Photo/Miami Herald, David Bergman, File)

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**FILE** Republican presidential hopeful Pat Buchanan shakes hands on May 8, 1999, with Nancy Ruth Mace as she became the first female graduate of The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. Neither Citadel officials nor Buchanan mentioned Mace or the school's controversial all-male admission's policy during the ceremony. Mace entered The Citadel in 1996 after the school dropped that policy. (Associated Press)