Before the poverty program, there were a lot of starving children in America

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Before the poverty program, there were a lot of starving children in America 0 0 1

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In the early 1900s, there were about 10,000 Americans a year who died from measles and mumps 0 0 1

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Before the poverty program, there were a lot of starving children in America 0 0 1

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The deaths from measles and mumps can largely be attributed to malnutrition 0 0 1

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In the early 1900s, there were about 10,000 Americans a year who died from measles and mumps 0 0 1

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By 1964, there were about 300-400 Americans who died from measles and mumps, and almost all were severely malnourished kids 0 0 1

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Before the poverty program, there were a lot of starving children in America 0 0 1

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The deaths from measles and mumps can largely be attributed to malnutrition 0 0 1

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