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"Prior to controlling for wealth, however, the results indicate that schools with legacy preference policies indeed have much higher alumni giving. These combined results suggest that higher alumni giving at top institutions that employ legacy preferences is not a result of the preference policy exerting influence on alumni giving behavior, but rather that the policy allows elite schools to over-select from their own wealthy alumni. In other words, the preference policy effectively allows elite schools essentially to discriminate based on socioeconomic status by accepting their own wealthy alumni families rather than basing admissions on merit alone."
So it's likely that if fewer people from wealthy families become alumni then alumni giving will go down. jq '.[]["songs"][].file | match("\\.([^.]+)$") | .captures[0].string' songs.json -r | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
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86 s3m
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2 S3M
1 mtm Reasonable age verification methods under subdivision (c)(1)
of this section include providing:
(A) A digitized identification card, including a digital
copy of a driver's license under § 27-16-601 et seq.;
(B) Government-issued identification; or
(C) Any commercially reasonable age verification method.
"Digitized identification card" means a data file available
on a mobile device that has connectivity to the internet through a state
approved application that allows the mobile device to download the data file
from the Office of Driver Services that contains all of the data elements
visible on the face and back of a driver's license or identification card and
displays the current status of the driver's license or identification card,
including valid, expired, cancelled, suspended, revoked, active, or inactive;