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   18 hours ago · A. ellie6256. 2. I have received offers for Political Economy at Kings, and Economics and Politics at Bristol. I am really struggling to decide between the two. I am not sure what career I want to pursue in the future, but I would like a degree that keeps many options open. I love London, but I know that it is expensive and I am worried I will ...

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