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Tuition fees are limited to £9,000 a year, but universities will be allowed to raise this figure in line with inflation from 2017.

These days, stocks, as a group, are valued at about 15 times expected 2012 profits, a figure in line with long-term averages.

In the King Full Motor Sales dealership in Zhanjiang, in southernmost China, fully 70percentt of the buyers here had never owned a car, a figure in line with the national pattern.

Wal-Mart, the largest retail chain, reported a 3.9percentt increase in sales at stores that have been open for at least a year, a figure in line with company forecasts.

Senator Harkin said he would press his colleagues to allocate at least $1.05 billion for state and local preparedness, a figure in line with estimates from associations representing health officials around the country.

Though the singer has been featured in courses on the music industry and economics, just a handful of professors situate her as a black feminist figure in line with Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells and more contemporary black feminist activists.

Chairman Darryl Eales, who holds a majority stake, said the figures were "in line with their expectations".

But AstraZeneca dropped 80.5p to 4749.5p, with its first quarter figures in line with expectations but boosted by one-off items.

Their contribution looks bigger than it did, now that the Reserve Bank has restated the figures in line with international practice.

Smiths said it expected to deliver full-year figures in line with forecasts, helped by a strong performance from its John Crane business, which manufactures seals and associated products.

So the FTSE 100 is down 41.20 points at 6302.40, with little impact from UK inflation figures in line with forecasts.