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My advice to undergraduates starting this autumn is to be flexible about what you want from a student flat.
"But," says Sheffield, "we are not teaching anyone how to re-fight the second world war - merely to be flexible about what may crop up in the future".
Budget cuts for sixth forms also mean teachers have to be flexible about what they teach and their involvement in pastoral work.
She also said that testers, particularly minority testers, were told to be flexible about what they could afford, so if a broker said nothing was available at their original limit, testers were told to say they could afford to pay a little more.
That's great for parents of kids who may be flexible about what they wear, especially given the startup's reasonable prices.
If necessary, buy some different foods, and be flexible about what you serve.
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But if you're flexible about what you see and exactly when you see it, you'll probably be able to find something.
Schedule what you need to get done each day, and be flexible about when and how it actually gets done.
Be flexible about destinations.
Finally, be flexible about your vision.
Be flexible about prices.
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