Crucially, the European social model also enjoyed an amazingly low degree of external competition.
There he has lived ever since, in the company of his dogs, an endless stream of visitors of high and low degree, and his companion of many years, Howard Austen.
Another two criteria addressed cities near provincial capitals, as well as small cities that have had a low degree of compliance with past regulations and the real estate policies of their city governments.
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The for-profit sector has been tarnished by minimal admission standards, low rates of degree completion, and high loan default rates, hardly the kind of brand association a world-renowned university would seek out.
While the degree of difficulty is low, the points for originality are off the charts.
This is partly because tuition fees tend to be low and partly because gaining state approval for degree programmes can be tortuous.
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Almost half have bachelor degree and only 5% are truly low skill workers with only an elementary education.
That compares with studies of adopted children, and of first-and second-degree relations, which produce figures as low as 30%, and at the highest 50%.
The result is that taxation on the lowest incomes is very low, and the overall system has a high degree of progressivity despite modest top rates.
Mr Givan, who chairs the assembly's justice committee, said that public confidence in sentencing was low and there was a need for a greater degree of deterrence.
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They remember the Poll Tax - and they also know that local taxation raises a relatively low proportion of council funding but provokes a huge degree of voter ire.
This may happen to a limited degree however, many of these are low valued added jobs that are best done in low wage economies only likely to return to the U.S. if they can be completed at an inexpensive rate that works alongside new technologies and management practices.
They concluded that changes in low-level clouds contributed most to differences in the degree of warming those models predicted.
We might see more currency appreciation, but not to the degree as we have seen coming from a low base.
Even those who do well in school, like the three girls in the article, will struggle: only about a quarter of low-income eighth graders with above-average scores get a degree, yet 30 percent of students with lower scores but more money will.
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Of those who are staying, Low's options were the most unusual, as he has completed a law degree, has a part-time summer job with a firm of solicitors and has had an offer of more work.
Joyce is an immigrant from a low-income family with big dreams of pursuing a PhD after graduating in 2010 with a degree in genetics.
In reality, more than half of low-income college-ready students don't enroll in four-year bachelor's degree programs because they can't afford the cost.
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The determining factor in medium preference may not be the degree of industrialization, but rather whether the country falls into a high-context or low-context culture.
The Aspen Prize recognizes community college excellence in the areas of student learning, degree completion, labor market success in securing good jobs after college, and minority and low-income student success.
"The borrower gets a low interest rate, commensurate with the interest of a conforming loan, and the bank mitigates its risk to some degree, " said Laurie Stewart, the bank's president and CEO.
Calling Hurricane Katrina "a portal into the future, " he says it is already too late to avert a rise of up to one degree that will lead to Arctic meltdown, extreme drought across much of the world and the destruction of low-lying island nations such as Tuavalu and the Maldives.
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