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One of every 50 American children experiences homelessness, according to a new report that says most states have inadequate plans to address the worsening and often-overlooked problem.
The report being released today by the National Center on Family Homelessness gives Connecticut the best ranking. Texas is at the bottom. The report analyzes data from 2005-06.
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