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The data in the study was collected from a large pool of international scientists and extensive professional literature (Myers 2000).

Those who campaign to leave the EU say a Brexit vote will not make UK universities less attractive but will give access to a wider pool of international talent.

The Balkans conflict, the breakup of the Soviet Union, the migration of Africans and the fact that some soccer players settle in countries where their skills took them are changing the gene pool of international sports — not simply of soccer.

To keep up with the increasing global scope of their activities and develop the necessary expertise to compete in foreign markets, MNCs continue to heavily rely on a pool of international talent.

The winners, nominated by senior researchers in academia and industry, are chosen every two years from a pool of international talent by a committee comprising members of the advisory and editorial boards of IEEE Intelligent Systems.

The British capital has become the center for a growing number of financial technology companies – known as FinTech – because of the city's deep-rooted connections to the global financial industry and a large talent pool of international programmers, designers and financial professionals.

They are smarting at having been shut out of the Contact Group, and will be the surest net gainers from a pooling of international clout.

This week's events are being seen as preludes to a UniCredit rights issue, possibly early in the new year, and coming to London gives Mustier a chance to schmooze the City, gatekeepers to pools of international capital.

These countries have consistently been the two largest pools of international students for U.S. universities.

"The removal of the Section 116 tax barrier is a tax master stroke by the Canadian government enabling Canada's emerging technology companies to access deep pools of international capital and the vast global customer markets to which those pools are connected," notes Stephen Hurwitz, Partner, Choate Hall & Stewart LLP in Boston.

Stephen A. Schwarzman, chairman of the Blackstone Group, in which the China Investment Corporation, a state agency that recycles some of China's surplus cash, holds a stake, is mildly amused that the pools of international capital he has known for 20 years as a professional, conservative, long-term investment source have been relabeled sovereign wealth funds and are suddenly viewed as a threat.