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1. As of today, 74,000 American K–12 schools are closed in 38 states, affecting 38.8 million students and their families.
   2020-03-18 01:05:05 (First version)
2. As of today, 91,000 American K–12 schools are closed in 39 states, affecting 41.6 million students and their families.
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