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The program, which includes bimonthly teacher home visits, is designed with a four-pronged approach that targets literacy in parents, parenting courses, enriched childhood education and parent-and-child interaction. Coalition officials say the Taliban suffered a severe blow when US jets bombed the village of Tolokan, not far from Kandahar, on May 21, as part of a four-pronged operation by Afghan and coalition forces over several days. Adelstein, who offered a dissenting voice when the FCC pushed for further deregulation two years ago, suggested a four-pronged focus for preserving the media's role in American democracy: curbing media consolidation; increasing diversity in media ownership; reducing the reliance upon "payola"; and keeping the Internet open to broad democratic participation. |
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