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When I'm asked what the three priorities of my government in Britain are, I say, education, education and education.
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The speaker presents education as the government’s highest priority. Repeating “education” three times is deliberate emphasis, not a list of three different aims. The wording makes clear that improving or supporting education should come before other government priorities.
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- Clinton Presidential Materials Project, National Archives
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- Official Statement
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