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You will hear Charles Cotton talking about industrial cluster. Listen to the audio and fill the gap with the correct word.

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Listening Clustering

You will hear Charles Cotton talking about industrial cluster. Listen to the audio and fill the gap with the correct word.

Nenika Campos
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Clustering is perhaps the , one of the most exciting areas for as well as for to address . And everybody looks at the - examples . In America , it used to be around one , Route 128 , around Boston area which really lost its crown to Silicon , out in northern California . And today there are many examples of clusters . Each of these clusters has a number of factors with them , no one of which is sufficient on its own to define a cluster , but these factors in total , perhaps eight out of ten of them , you know , are to be found in every cluster . If you look at the traditional ones like , like Silicon Valley , and in Europe places like , like Cambridge , like Oxford , like London , they ? ve all evolved around a university campus , and what you ? ve got there then are very bright people pushing the of science and technology , and seeing then the opportunities for the development of companies , and for those companies then to be .
What happens as a result of that is that people move from a university environment into a , into a business environment and need to learn new skills , and so what you have around those people that make that step are people older people ? ve been in industry before , or people who are focusing on and so on , and you get this sort of virtuous circle taking place where you have a nucleus which is the individual or individuals who away from university , then up as they talk to each other to gain experience , talk to other people to gain experience , and build around them this , this cluster .
So some of the other factors that make cluster successful are all the supporting services like the lawyers , the accountants , the , the , the recruiters , the people who provide catering services for the companies that come along , the and so on , so you get this vast circle of activity around , around cluster , which then builds into something more than what starts as a cluster into a , into an cluster itself ? .

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