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Living in the city of stone

"Tashkent youth dream not only of America and Europe, but South Korea as well, being one of Uzbekistan’s strongest economic partners. It’s no coincidence that Korean is an alternative to English as a foreign language, being that it provides access to better jobs and salaries. Apparently a good university education would seem to provide access to an adequate Western standard of living. However, in Uzbekistan, invested with a deep culture of patronage, it’s easier to finish college by purchasing a degree than by merit or actually studying."
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Living in the city of stone ◄

Living in the city of stone

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