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"ref": "2012, Donald Alexander Downs, Cornell '69, page 50",
"text": "In addition to being underfunded until outside grants came to the rescue, the committee was also understaffed and unprepared to deal with the academic and social problems that many of the new admittees would encounter.",
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"One who is admitted."
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