It seems to me the key, I mean both of these witnesses here and the previous witnesses were focusing on education, but the real key is in healthy families in these native communities.
Tom Udall: “It seems to me the key, I mean both of these witnesses here and the previous witnesses were focusing on education, but…”
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Udall stresses that healthy families are crucial for the success of education in native communities.
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