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File-This Aug. 20, 2015, file photo shows former President Jimmy Carter talking about his cancer diagnosis during a news conference at The Carter Center in Atlanta. Carter bemoans the influence of big donors in elections and “polarized” political parties. But the former president says he remains hopeful and especially encouraged college-age people will stay engaged by voting, protesting and otherwise speaking out. A wide-ranging interview with Carter on Friday, May 20, 2016, opened a new National Archives event series highlighting immigration, civil and women’s rights and educational access. (AP Photo/Phil Skinner, File)
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