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Under successive governments, colleges have fallen behind in funding compared with schools and universities.

From BBC

"They've got to have a plan for British industry, you cannot just do this piecemeal," she said, comparing Germany's £1 trillion plan for energy diversification to the UK's £50bn.

From BBC

How do they look compared to, say, you?” he added, contrasting the people agents are taking into custody with the reporter, who is a middle-aged white man.

From Salon

One early reviewer has compared “Shadow Ticket’s” shaggy charm to cold pizza, and readers will know what he means.

A survey of thousands of pupils, teachers and parents has found struggling students are more likely to come into contact with potentially harmful content on their phones compared to their better performing peers.

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

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