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While states like New York and Massachusetts continue to blossom each year in terms of the number of students taking the bar, Connecticut -- with its steady and rapid decline in exam applicants over the past decade -- could best be described as a shrinking violet. Although the trend has some bar examiners scratching their heads, the reason may be as simple as the bottom line.
July 28, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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