In 1801, the Deb. U.S. Congress used the phrase, 1801 stating that lawyers were lucky and born with a silver spoon in their mouths. Another literary use was in 1988 by the Texas State Treasurer Ann Richards, in the keynote speaking to the US Democratic National Convention who used the phrase to describe George Bush who was born to wealthy parents.
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In 2013, 1,064 AP exams were invalidated because of administrative errors. The most common mistake was giving the exam on the wrong date, said Deborah Davis, the College Board director of college readiness communication. There were 788 exams this year canceled because of reported student misconduct. Another 1,051 exams, like Dulmanâs sonâs AP English exam, went missing. About 74 percent of canceled exams are retaken, Davis said. Arlington County schools spokeswoman Linda Erdos said Dulmanâs son was the unlucky victim of two of only three such AP mishaps at his school in the past five years. Davis said only four-tenths of 1 percent of the 4 million AP exams this year were invalidated. But that is little comfort to a student who has been told his three long hours donât count. The ...