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Students have begun using them to learn everything from geometry to genetics.

Since he assumed the office in May 2011, more students have begun graduating from high-school, too.

At many colleges, students have begun calling the off-label use of neuroenhancers a form of cheating.

The government has come up with some reasonable proposals for education and some students have begun talks.

Stanford University students have begun an indefinite sit-in to protest against the institution's investments in fossil fuels.

Students have begun to march from Horse Guards Parade, in central London, past Westminster to a rally point in Millbank, by the River Thames.

Students had begun "occupying" buildings of their own universities.

This week, some students had begun returning here from their villages.

By the end of the programme, students had begun to focus on the similarities between themselves and physically disabled people.

Its president, Naichen Chen, said the institution had 350 students, having begun with a handful a decade ago, when classes were held at the temple.

Sakharov and his ideas have fallen so far from the public consciousness that a group of Russian college students has begun a campaign to introduce him to their peers.