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This is reckoned to be at least £9,000 short of the cost to universities.

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To be sure, India's $283bn IT sector faces a reckoning with its reliance on shuttling skilled workers to the US, which accounts for over half its revenue.

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It did not matter in the final reckoning.

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They have "not improved significantly" over the past two decades, reckons Guy Gratton, an aviation expert and professor at Cranfield University.

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In helping audiences understand what is happening around them and reckon with their fears, comedy is both a collective coping mechanism and a catalyst for unfettered, clear-eyed thought.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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