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Part A · State Personnel Development Grants

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Section 1451Purpose; definition of personnel; program authority
Section 1452Eligibility and collaborative process
Section 1453Applications
Section 1454Use of funds
Section 1455Authorization of appropriations
Section 1456Authorization of appropriations

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