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    In Oregon, federal financial aid applications lag as high school graduations near

    By Julia Silverman,

    2024-05-24
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    Pal.adin
    05-24
    It is a design to enslave all workers to the republican plantation state.
    Jamie Pearman
    05-24
    don't do it kids. not in this state. you will NEVER catch up in life. we see less of our paycheck and higher taxes. don't do it. you can do this and be proud of what YOU did.
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