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Language students to benefit from discount card April 25: The first tailor-made, city-wide discount card for English language students has been launched in Cambridge. News in brief ELT Diary Japan action plan | Innovation winners | Malaysia training | Dutch recruitment The use of language Few ills cured by setting scores Politicians must stop using language testing to solve political and social problems, argues Glenn Fulcher. Working
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