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Pennsylvania adopts $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficult policy questions

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What happenedPennsylvania adopts $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficult policy questions.
What changedThe center frames it as "Pennsylvania adopts $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficu...". The right frames it as "Pa. passes $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficult policy...".
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Still Watching. The center frames it as "Pennsylvania adopts $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficu...". The right frames it as "Pa. passes $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficult policy...".

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Jul 12, 8:36 PM: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette joined the source map.

Jul 12, 9:40 PM: Pittsburgh Tribune Review joined the source map.

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Pa. passes $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficult policy questions

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Pennsylvania adopts $50.8B budget that sends more money to poorest schools, skips difficult policy questions

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