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What's a 'state campaign'?

A 'state campaign' refers to a coordinated effort by the government to achieve a specific national objective, often involving public messaging, policy changes, and resource allocation. In this case, it's about shifting educational focus to support strategic industries like AI, chips, and robotics, demonstrating the government's power to influence societal direction.

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