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Introducing The New 8th Edition of the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary
10 March 2010
It’s here! After five years’ work, and more than 30,000 hours of editing, the new 8th edition of the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary has...
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Are We Finally Bringing Placement And Practice Testing Into The 21st Century?
8 February 2010
2009 proved to be the year when long periods of investment by a number of publishers and exam boards in the application of new...
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