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The major breakthrough that <span>Lyndon B. Johnson in continuing former President John F. Kennedy's advocates on eliminating poverty was the implementation of the Poverty Bill. In addition, this bill is also known as the Economic Opportunity Act wherein agencies were formed to address poverty.</span>

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