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It will raise a lot of eyebrows as to issues of favouritism, said Brett Schaeffer, an analyst of aid policy at the think tank. It does raise legitimate questions: how was that relationship affecting these decisions?

David Miliband with Hillary Clinton

Mr Miliband, who was an advisor to Mr Blair before becoming an MP, was appointed to the cabinet by the then prime minister in 2006. As foreign secretary he later served with Mrs Clinton as his opposite number between 2009 and 2010.

In June 2012, when he had returned to the backbenches, he visited South Sudan at the request of Mr Blair ahead of AGI signing a deal to work in the country. His expenses were paid by the charity, which now has staff embedded in the leaders offices of seven states to help improve governance and attract foreign investment.

A cache of 600 pages of emails related to AGIs dealings with USAID now show that he emailed Mrs Clinton about the charity in September 2012, months before stepping down as a Labour MP.

The note was sent ahead of the Democratic National Convention, which as secretary of state Mrs Clinton was not legally allowed to attend. The Convention next week wont be the same without you, Mr Miliband wrote from his House of Commons email account.

I just wanted to touch base about South Sudan, he continued. The US like AGI see high priority in getting the Office of the President to function better, set priorities, focus on delivery, etc.

Now there is a chance of oil revenue flowing, we are keen to get the government focussing on its core tasks of development. It would be enormously helpful if your people in Juba could work closely with the AGI on this.

He added: USAID in other places are very supportive of AGI work. If you can give this a push that would be great.

Mrs Clinton, who is now considering running for president in 2016, replied three days later: David Ive asked Wendy Sherman, our political director, to coordinate our contacts w you and AGI and am copying her so you and she can communicate directly. We look forward to working w you to help South Sudan. H.

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IRVING, Texas (AP) Hillary Rodham Clinton and Jeb Bush, potential foes in the 2016 presidential contest, said Monday that higher education has the power to transform lives and be a force for democracy around the globe.

Clinton and Bush spoke separately at the Globalization of Higher Education conference, but chatted briefly offstage. The event, co-organized by Bush, offered a bipartisan twist for the nation's two dominant political families, both of whom could return to the presidential campaign trail next year. Bush, a former Florida governor, is the brother and son of Republican presidents. Clinton's husband, Bill Clinton, served two terms in the White House before she returned to political life as a senator from New York and President Barack Obama's first secretary of state.

Onstage in solo performances, Clinton and Bush each focused on education policy and the need to make higher education affordable and accessible across the globe.

"When people around the world have access to this kind of American model of education it illustrates ... that we believe in spreading opportunity to more people, in more places, so that they too have the chance to live up to their own God-given potential," Clinton said at the Dallas event. She's worried, she added, "that we're closing the doors to higher education in our own country so this great model that we've had that has meant so much to so many is becoming further and further away from too many.".

She thanked Bush at the start of her speech, citing his focus on education and his "passion and dedication" to the issue in the private sector.

Bush spoke briefly at the start of the conference.

"Higher education in America has a growing affordability problem while billions in the developing world struggle with accessibility. Exporting U.S. post-secondary education and global consumers at scale can help really resolve both issues simultaneously," Bush said. "Expanding access through technology can bring down the cost of delivery at home and abroad."

Bush, the former Florida governor, has been a vocal supporter of the politically divisive Common Core standards, which specify what math and reading skills students should achieve in each grade. Some conservatives have criticized the standards as a federal intrusion into local classrooms; Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed legislation on Monday making his state the first in the nation to withdraw from the plan.

The two families have produced three presidents since the 1988 election, a streak broken by President Barack Obama's election in 2008.

It was at least the third time in the past year that Bush and Clinton had crossed paths.

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