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"One of the weird things about being CEO of 38 Degrees is that I don't actually get to decide about what we campaign on," he adds.

The premise of Six Degrees is that people who frequently exchange files and e-mail create a kind of web of connectedness.

One obvious reason for the pressure on language degrees is that fewer British students are taking languages at GCSE and A-level.

Implicit in the agreement to limit temperature change to 2 degrees is that global emissions should peak in the next ten years.

The thing about degrees is that if you do history, it doesn't mean you're going to be a historian, if you do politics you're not necessarily going to be a politician.

He's considering a career as a barrister but isn't sure yet, saying "the beauty of humanities degrees is that you don't have to make your mind up right away".

The most valuable and transferable skill learnt during such a degree is that of problem solving.

One of the appeals of the degree is that it requires no management knowhow, unlike an MBA which asks for typically around five years' professional experience.

Another problem with the PSM degree is that compared with a Ph.D. -- admittedly not a fair comparison -- the science coverage is superficial.

An infinite tree with uniformly bounded degree is that the numbers of neighbors of any vertices in this tree are uniformly bounded.

The advantage of using the pk form of within module degree is that a degree distribution is not assumed.