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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 24 Sep 2012

    1 in 5 people who took the GMAT last year was from China.http://on.wsj.com/QOd4lQ 

    8:28 PM - 24 Sep 2012
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      1. Judith Metz‏ @MetzJudith 7 Oct 2012
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        @WSJ

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      1. STELLA HUANG‏ @stellasihuang 28 Sep 2012
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      1. ShilongHuang‏ @kevin_Clong 25 Sep 2012
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      1. Jonathan‏ @JonROCKworld 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ were from china*

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      1. iLLNUPEnati‏ @daf_wdcnupe 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ I have 1 word for that GMAT statistic.....#INFORMANTS

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      1. Camilo A. Gallego‏ @CamiloAGallego 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ any toefl and gre statistics?

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      1. Aarti Chawla‏ @rtchawla 24 Sep 2012
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        RT @WSJ: 1 in 5 people who took the GMAT last year was from China. http://on.wsj.com/QOd4lQ 

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      1. Dan Rich‏ @dkrich 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ One in five people last year was from China.

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      1. Patrick N.R. Julius‏ @PNRJulius 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ I mean, this is a good thing. 1 in 5 people, full stop, is from China.

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      1. Vane Contreras‏ @vanecontreras 24 Sep 2012
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        @CNunezP te volviste loco

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      1. Jeff greer‏ @mmfu 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ 4 out of 5 people are poor in the USA so what does this have to do with the price of rice in china

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      1. Grant Christensen‏ @grantchristense 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ Hmm, 1 in 5 who took WERE from China, or 1 in 5 TAKING was from China.

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      1. Ken Montgomery‏ @MontgomeryKen 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ were from china. while "one" is normally singular,here it is referring to a group,as in all those ones in every group of five. I'm sick

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      1. Old GOPer‏ @OGOPer 24 Sep 2012
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        @WSJ were?

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