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    "text": "\"The United States must decide whether it wants to remain a magnet for the world’s brightest minds—or whether it will let that magnetism erode by mistrust, nationalism, and shortsighted policy,\" writes CPR Senior Research Associate Yingyi Ma in Brookings. Read more: www.brookings.edu/articles/can...",
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        "title": "Can studying in the US survive geopolitics?",
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