Cutting off aid, and therefore cutting ourselves off from them, means that the next generation won't have that benefit.
Kay Granger: “Cutting off aid, and therefore cutting ourselves off from them, means that the next generation won't have that benefit.”
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Granger discusses the implications of cutting aid and its long-term effects.
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