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Legislators in Maryland gave final approval Wednesday to legislation that would ramp up regulation of for-profit colleges that operate in the state, phasing out financial aid to their students and imposing other restrictions, The Washington Examiner reported. Gov. Martin O'Malley is expected to sign the legislation, Senate Bill 695.

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