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But the government says feedback from the first wave of students and teachers has been overwhelmingly positive.

The first wave of students were almost entirely educated in Chinese-language schools, but were not able to find opportunities for tertiary education in Indonesia.

Once their decisions have been tabulated, Mr. Kalb said, a second wave of students will be allowed to transfer.

There was a second wave of admissions (15 admissions) that peaked on day 9 after the earthquake.

In the first wave of pediatric H1N1pdm admissions in Birmingham, UK, only low rates of bacterial infection were found (10 out of 63 children, 15.8%) [4].

The first wave of admission decisions is in for the Class of 2019.

I came along after the first wave of black students to hit the selective colleges.

Two decades ago, before Instagram, the iPhone and Facebook, a sturdy little Soviet-designed analogue camera was shaping photography's first wave of democratisation – in a student flat in Vienna.

Angela Milln, director of student admissions at Bristol University, welcomes the reforms.

In the first wave of settlements, 65 former Miramonte students who filed claims against the district received $30 million, or an average of about $470,000 per plaintiff.

The first wave of runners were public school students aged 9 to 12, who inaugurated the first 50 meters of the track as onlookers applauded enthusiastically.