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So we're shuffling around the doctors we do have to the weekend, when not a lot of people are admitted, from the week, when it's busy.

Of those who make it through that, 5,000 apply to École Polytechnique, which is commonly called simply "X," and just 400 are admitted from France.

And by ensuring that students are admitted from historically low-income urban neighborhoods, racial diversity can be achieved without using skin color itself as a means of distinguishing among students.

Recruited athletes are admitted from a list submitted by coaches and make up roughly 13 percent of each class, but the Academic Index was adopted for the eight institutions in the mid-1980s to make sure that each was making admissions decisions on athletes relatively consistent with its overall admissions requirements.

Internal medicine residents often provide hospital care for patients who are admitted from and discharged to nursing homes.

On average thousand patients per year are admitted from the units of the hospital (mainly hepatology with liver transplantation, hematology, oncology, infectious diseases, gastroenterology), emergency unit and mobile emergency unit.

Duke, however, estimated that no more than 60 would would be admitted from that list.

The rest of the students would be admitted from anywhere in the city.

Nearly 250,000 have been admitted from outside the EU every year in recent years.

Skilled people from those countries will now be admitted from next year, but only to ease an acute shortage in Austria.

Blacks were admitted from 1873 to 1877, when the flight of white faculty and students forced the school to close.