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The document contains a list of 75 schools from across the UK and internationally that participate in Model United Nations (MUN) conferences and debates. It then provides a shorter list of 16 schools from the UK that would be good options to assemble a delegation from, noting that many have active debating societies.
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- 58. Withington Girls School, Manchester
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