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 | | Cox said that number, less than 10 percent, is dramatically lower than education experts had predicted would fail to meet the test's standards. |
 | | Cox had predicted as many as 26 percent of Georgia's third-graders could fail the test, based on previous years' results. |
 | | Cox, a Republican, credited teachers and current political leaders for helping foster the better-than-expected numbers, but also cited policies put in place by Barnes, a Democrat. |
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