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Parizod was one of the most hard-working and dedicated students of mine.
Hard work paid off🔥
I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavours!
Hard work paid off
I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavours!
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Congratulations to Mohinur Opa
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The table details the number of vehicles per 1,000 residents in eight countries between 1990 and 2000. Overall, the number of automobiles in Chile, Jordan, Luxembourg, and New Zealand rose to varying degrees, especially in Brazil and Romania, overtaking Luxembourg and New Zealand, which had the highest number of vehicles initially. While the number of vehicles in the Bahamas decreased noticeably, Cambodia was the only country where the figures remained unchanged.
In 1990, there were 548 vehicles per 1,000 inhabitants in Luxembourg, which was the highest figure for that year, followed closely by New Zealand and distantly by the Bahamas with 531 and 235. By 2000, the figures for Luxembourg and New Zealand had increased to 728 and 557, respectively, whereas those for the Bahamas declined to 187.
The remaining countries had relatively lower figures, with Chile and Romania (68 motor vehicles each), Brazil (55), and Jordan (50) in 1990. The quantity of automobiles per 1,000 people in Brazil and Romania experienced the most dramatic increase, with the former reaching 13,580, showing the highest car density rate throughout the given period, and the latter increasing to 8,012 in 2000.
The figures for Jordan and Chile rose to 157 and 88, respectively. In contrast, Cambodia remained the only country that experienced no change in vehicle density at only 1 in the final year.
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In 1990, there were 548 vehicles per 1,000 inhabitants in Luxembourg, which was the highest figure for that year, followed closely by New Zealand and distantly by the Bahamas with 531 and 235. By 2000, the figures for Luxembourg and New Zealand had increased to 728 and 557, respectively, whereas those for the Bahamas declined to 187.
The remaining countries had relatively lower figures, with Chile and Romania (68 motor vehicles each), Brazil (55), and Jordan (50) in 1990. The quantity of automobiles per 1,000 people in Brazil and Romania experienced the most dramatic increase, with the former reaching 13,580, showing the highest car density rate throughout the given period, and the latter increasing to 8,012 in 2000.
The figures for Jordan and Chile rose to 157 and 88, respectively. In contrast, Cambodia remained the only country that experienced no change in vehicle density at only 1 in the final year.
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Available seats for September and October
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We have seen so many students so far who can get high scores in IELTS exam, but ended up getting lower scores just because of inadequate computer skills.
Please, make sure you are skilled enough before sitting in an exam!
Please, make sure you are skilled enough before sitting in an exam!
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