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First Lady Promotes Progress for Boys First Lady Laura Bush spent three days on the West Coast this week, promoting her initiative to help America's youth -- in particular, America's young men. NPR's David Greene has this report of Mrs. Bush's trip.
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First Lady Laura Bush spent three days on the West Coast this week, promoting her initiative to help America's youth — in particular, America's young men. NPR's David Greene has this report of Mrs. Bush's trip.

First Lady Laura Bush listens as students read aloud in class at Chipman Middle School in Alameda, Calif., April 28, 2005. White House hide caption

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