It is intended to address the frustrations of parents who find that successful local schools are full up - and who do not want to send their child to a school with a poor record.
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The newly acquired mines are ramping up to their full production capacity of 8 million tons of iron ore.
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Utilities are up almost a full percentage point, three-fourths of a percentage point.
We also found out that both these teams are full of some pretty stand-up players and coaches.
Worse, firms that default are likelier to end up in full liquidation.
Mr Gowers reiterated that BP had taken "full responsibility and are determined to clean up the disaster".
Police are still trying to build up a full picture of what happened.
First of all, with the U.S. auto industry on the rebound, American factories are already running full-tilt to keep up with demand in North America.
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Inventory days, calculated as inventories divided by cost of goods sold (COGS) then multiplied by 365, are more than three days above the full-year 2010 level, indicating privately owned retailers are gearing up for an expected sales increase.
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They say many local authorities are refusing to make their full contribution to care home costs and they are getting families to make up the shortfall.
The most interesting aspect of this series is how two seam attacks line up against each other that are full of promise but raw in the extreme.
Full discovered that geckos are able to race up vertical plains so quickly because of millions of tiny hairs containing billions of even tinier split ends on the pads of their feet, which are able to almost instantaneously stick and unstick themselves to surfaces.
Children who are pulled out often end up at the state schools no one else wanted, because the others are full.
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Median usual weekly earnings of full-time wage and salary workers are up 0.3 percent from 2011-Q2 to 2012-Q2.
Maybe men could contribute more effort to keeping the house up when their wives are working two full-time jobs.
Building upon the qualities that made the EOS 5D Mark II camera so successful, the EOS 6D bridges the gap for budget-minded photographers, videographers and cinematographers who are eager to step up into the world of full-frame imaging.
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Critics have accused the Israeli government of trying to cover up the affair and are demanding a full investigation, fueling a debate about balancing national security and freedom of information in a country that prides itself as a vibrant democracy.
With evident pleasure, Wiseman turns back to the choreographers and dancers, whom he photographs not in the manner of the commercial cinema, where bodies are broken up into threshing limbs, but in full frame, top to bottom, with space around them, so we can see the incredible things they are capable of as well as, inevitably, their mistakes, missteps, and gradual improvements.
If assets fall below liabilities then employers are duty bound to prop up ailing final salary schemes in order to ensure that members are paid their benefits in full.
Mr Mooney's rooftop is full of these white towers, where seeds are planted up along each tower's spine.
Up to 15 full-time jobs are at risk as the University of Sussex proposes to axe some adult learning courses.
Certainly in the U.S. and wherever the cable broadcasting realm has opened up hours of airtime, the screens are full of glib, tabloid talkers who pass for sages.
Good science and economics show that if we make decisions with climate change innovation in mind and we price fossil fuels so they are paying more of their full fare, we will end up wealthier as a world than if we ignore climate change.
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In the eight Great Lakes states, organizations devoted to the venture are springing up, with headquarters, government grants and binders full of Power Points and five-year plans.
"We have taken the decision not to include any players who are unable to take a full part in training in the build up to the Ireland game, " said Gatland.
Those discussions are now in full swing, ideally allowing the commissioner to wrap up a deal that could affect how the California company does business world-wide before his term runs out in early 2014.
There are millions of Americans who work full time and don't end up paying any income tax.
Are you one of those users always ending up with a case full of tangled cables?
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After all, if innovation springs up to tackle latent demand, emerging markets are packed full of unmet needs.
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