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The University of Kentucky has renegotiated a gift from BB&T, which under its former CEO pushed gifts linked to the study of Ayn Rand, The Herald-Leader reported. The university's business school will receive $2.5 million over 10 years, but it will not be required to have a reading room named for Rand.

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