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“This report provides impressive evidence that eat ing a healthy breakfast improves a child's educational attai nment, which supports our own findings of improvements in a child's concentration in class, readiness to learn, behavior and punctuality,” Nicola Dolton, manager for the National School Breakfast Program in England, said in a statement.
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