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... New York: Carnegie Council on Adolescent Development. Charles Stewart Mott Foundation 1998 Poll finds overwhelming support for after-school enrichment programs to keep kids safe and smart.
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... Washington, DC: National Governors Association. National Research Council and Institute of Medicine 1999a Adolescent Development and the Biology of Poverty: Summary of a Workshop on New Research.
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