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The government analysis of the student intake helped to ascertain a realistic picture of which countries the international students have come from.

The government the student intake to ascertain a realistic picture of which countries the international students have come from.

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The indication by the report that business has been profitable since the end of the quarter seems to suggest inevitable expansion.

The report that business has been extremely profitable since the end of the quarter, particularly since the important sale and that expansion seems inevitable.

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Next year’s investment of £350 million by TFL next will refurbish several tube stations.

Transport for London will £350 million next year on refurbishment of several tube stations

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The UK Border Agency’s entry restrictions apply to non EU and EEA citizens.

The UK Border Agency entry to the UK for non EU or EEA citizens.

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Participation in this urban migration is a way for individuals to generate income through non-traditional means.

Individuals in this urban migration because they want to generate income through non-traditional means.