Going abroad is never easy, but it can be rewarding.
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Also going abroad and coming back, and all of that.
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Dr. Maldonado recommended against going abroad for that reason alone.
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Here are some suggestions for going abroad in uncertain times.
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It's important to check these travel warnings before going abroad.
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"She didn't tell me anything about going abroad," he said.
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It remains tough, however, to raise bigger sums without going abroad.
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Not going abroad at the last minute because something had happened.
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Going abroad requires a plane ticket and a place to sleep.
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"Going abroad and sending back money was the only choice," he added.
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He asked that China lift its virtual ban on people going abroad.
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But it hasn't all been smooth-sailing for Chinese companies going abroad.
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"Going abroad is for my family and to help them," Naguna said.
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Going abroad to study is an option for only a select few.
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This movie is not about an American going abroad to solve India's problems.
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Every year hundreds of Japanese end up going abroad to find donors and surrogates.
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When going abroad you can clearly feel the respect of other countries for China.
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Quereshi never thought she would be going abroad, much less modeling in New York.
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Does it make you less likely or less interested in going abroad right now?
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"He asked me if I was interested in going abroad," Mr. Hame told investigators.
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Worth noting: The trend of Chinese students going abroad for degrees isn't slowing down.
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"After going abroad, you can see that the middlemen are not exaggerating," she said.
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The challenge is to create a pool of entrepreneurial talent and prevent it going abroad.
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Another possibility is that there has always been money around but it was going abroad.
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According to Mr. Zuma's team, he had two operations in early January before going abroad.
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Those who can afford it have circumvented China's strict laws on fertility by going abroad.
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Those who can afford it have circumvented China's strict laws on fertility by going abroad.
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He dreams of going abroad, perhaps to England; currently he lives at home with his mother.
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Krispy Kreme's planned international expansion, for instance, can accelerate with its tax savings from going abroad.
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What's the biggest difference going abroad and playing the album at this point in your career?
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Since then it has focused on Chinese tourists going abroad, particular with the WeChat Pay feature.
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Free trade made the rich richer but resulted in jobs going abroad, as everyone knew that it would.
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According to the Reshoring Initiative, wages in emerging economies are rising, which reduces cost advantages of going abroad.
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Distance and aggressive security stop people from going abroad to get radicalized and violent radicals from coming here.
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There are a couple of things every savvy traveller already knows to keep in mind when going abroad.
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"He had tried his luck going abroad; things did not go well, so he's now back," Barberis Canonico said.
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By contrast, the number of British residents going abroad during the month fell by 2 percent to 6.94 million.
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There are lots of horror stories of girls going abroad and not getting the support or the best conditions.
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The new regulations allow the German government to block takeovers if there's a risk of critical technology going abroad.
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Insulin prices have become so high in the US that some people are going abroad to buy the drug.
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Uranus's change in direction will shake things up if you're traveling, especially if you're in school or going abroad.
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The student agreed to attend, and expressed interest afterward in joining one of the classes going abroad that summer.
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Min is going abroad, and he offers Ki-woo his gig tutoring the teenage daughter of a wealthy family.
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But, for now, there are signs the government curbs have worked to slow the flow of money going abroad.
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The number of Britons going abroad on "inclusive tours" has risen from 14.3m in 0003 to 18.2m in 2018.
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More Chinese tourists are going abroad, and that also means during important public holidays, fewer people are visiting department stores.
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This indicates that in effect, a fear of foreigners taking US jobs has lead to some US jobs going abroad.
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Going abroad for treatment would probably require an exception from China's rules for medical parole, the lawyer, Mr. Shang, said.
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"[Players] will no longer just dream of going abroad," Assane Badji, operations manager at the NBA Africa Academy, told NYT.
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He encourages patients considering going abroad for health care to thoroughly research the medical facility they plan to visit for treatment.
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A weaker yuan will also help boost the competitiveness of Chinese companies going abroad under the "One Belt, One Road" initiative.
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Education is key - in terms of both studying and learning about the potential pitfalls of going abroad too soon, he said.
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"I am living in Russia, I am working in Russia, and going abroad only for business purposes or vacations," he said.
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Ideas intended to discourage companies from going abroad to hire cheaper foreign workers instead of Americans have split importers and exporters.
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The number of tourists going abroad, mostly by plane, has rocketed in the past decade, from 41m a year to over 130m.
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"Had I written the book now, there would be no reference to visas, as going abroad has become too expensive," she said.
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He said his group condemned the gun attack on Yousafzai but said since going abroad she had been influenced by foreign powers.
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Albania's villages are rapidly depopulating, too, but there, it's mostly men going abroad to find work and the young women staying behind.
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Chow's sentence was going to be 80 hours community service but was changed because he is going abroad to study, the court said.
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Instead of Egyptians' going abroad for doctoral studies, as he had, he wanted to create an independent, cutting-edge research institution in Egypt.
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Keep an eye on exchange rates before going abroad to decide when to exchange your U.S. dollars for the currency of your destination.
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His story is in the mode of James Merrill's lovely "A Different Person," a plaintive account of coming of age by going abroad.
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"She maligned Pakistan, Islam and the Pakistani army after going abroad," said Mirza, who leads the President of All Pakistan Private Schools Federation.
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"You know what's happening today, so I think you will see there will be less investment going abroad," Sinochem Chairman Ning Gaoning said.
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China's tourist authority keeps a no-fly list for ill-mannered travellers, who can be banned from going abroad for up to ten years.
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And as Japan's consumer economy exploded in the 1980s, Murakami could arguably do this better by staying in his home country than going abroad.
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Many fret that their children may not see the progressive improvements in material wellbeing they themselves have enjoyed, and more youngsters are going abroad.
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It also seeks to get Saudi families to spend more of their money on entertainment at home instead of going abroad to have fun.
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"Cambodian women are going abroad because of a lack of economic resources here," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Phnom Penh.
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"In going abroad, the whole world can see Taiwan; they can see our country as well as our support for democracy and freedom," Tsai said.
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Ms. Haymi marveled that "Yemenites" like her, as she described herself, were now going abroad on organized tours to Europe, the United States and Thailand.
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"If you are going abroad, you want to make sure if you get sick … you don't pay an extreme amount of money," said Frommers' Cochran.
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This special report is about another side to the story: the extraordinary number and variety of Chinese people who are going abroad—and then mostly returning.
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He told reporters on Wednesday he could say no more about the sacking as he had a confidentiality agreement with the FA and was going abroad.
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Hamm said the initial idea for the script came from a long tradition in Northern Ireland that opposing politicians had to travel together when going abroad.
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Iraqi and Lebanese fighters said they were banned from going abroad to any country outside of Iran, Syria, Iraq, or Lebanon without the permission of commanders.
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And if, in a given situation, going abroad saves money and prevents a college graduate from emerging with enormous debt, well, that's a major consideration, too.
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For the first time in the survey's brief history, less than half of the respondents named shopping as one of their top three reasons for going abroad.
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In a survey by Cambridge University, two-thirds of those who considered surrogacy at home before going abroad rejected Britain because of its lack of legal framework.
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But going abroad means a different world of services to master, such as a solid understanding of Facebook and Google's platforms and ads, not Baidu's and Tencent's.
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Some foreigners are avoiding the United States, and immigrants already here say they are not going abroad, to avoid being hassled at the border on their return.
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It was when he returned home after his release that he told his family he saw no future in Georgia and was going abroad, his father said.
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Speaking of traveling, if you're planning on going abroad, the dual voltage plug will allow you to use your hair straightener wherever your final destination may be.
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More Americans are obtaining passports and going abroad than ever before—and thousands of different travel apps, websites, and services have proliferated to help them on their journeys.
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Suspicious or extremist behavior was so broadly defined that it included going abroad, asking others to pray or using cell phone apps that cannot be monitored by the government.
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The Public Health Ministry published a book in 2002 called A Manual for Thai Chefs Going Abroad, which provided information about recruitment, training, and even the tastes of foreigners.
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The released activists all had various conditions placed on their freedom, including a requirement to report to authorities every month, and a prohibition on going abroad or using social media.
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By contrast, the number of British residents going abroad during the month - normally the busiest of the year for holiday travel - fell by 3 percent to 8.9 million, official data showed.
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Belatedly, the Germans are beginning to recognise that their system is dysfunctional, not least because some of the brightest German students are voting with their feet and going abroad to study.
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He took his degree in Florence and started to work here as a programmer, but complained because they paid little, had no prospects of employment, and [he] dreamed of going abroad.
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The coronavirus epidemic has been a blow to tourist-dependent businesses around the world, with China blocking tour groups from going abroad and many countries restricting entry to people from China.
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The 61-year-old, who told reporters outside his home in northern England that he was going abroad "to chill out and reflect", refused to rule out an eventual return to soccer.
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"So, by luck, he came to America, which would not have been the usual route when young Egyptian men of talent were going abroad to get educated in science," Dr. Dervan said.
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But UK law has many restrictive elements, which in addition to high cost and a shortage of surrogates in the UK makes many couples feel that going abroad is the only option.
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As economic crisis grips the country, mothers and fathers are going abroad in search of work, leaving hundreds of thousands of children in the hands of relatives, friends and, sometimes, one another.
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As the country's economic crisis deepens, mothers and fathers are going abroad in search of work, leaving hundreds of thousands of children in the hands of relatives, friends and, sometimes, one another.
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But it was only five years ago that the proportion going abroad was 90%, and in another five years the domestic market will claim four-fifths of the desert city's output, he says.
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"We will be looking at how we can find solutions to things in your life you find irritating, such as being ripped off when going abroad and using credit card," Knox told CNBC.
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While moving overseas for retirement can add up to big savings, especially on expenditures such as health care or rent, Prescher warns against allowing cost to be the main catalyst for going abroad.
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Trump previously made headlines when it was reported that he attempted to shorten his first foreign trip as president from nine to five days and "expressed dread" about the prospect of going abroad.
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I think people having the opportunity to see what I've been able to do going abroad and coming back to America and they can look at that and say, 'You can do that.
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"I needed it that summer," he said, because he was going abroad to an Arabic-speaking country the following summer and could not wait until the spring term to begin studying the language.
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"The going abroad of Chinese high-speed rail is a big trend, it's only a matter of time," Zhang said at a briefing after company reported a 14 percent rise in first-half profit.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said on Thursday that authorities in Russia were stopping him going abroad to seek urgent medical treatment after an attack that left him mostly blind in one eye.
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"They train their narratives and push them on social media, adding to the argument that one is compelled to act, whether by going abroad to join them or waging jihad at home," he said.
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This whole thing, like what we're doing now, with me going abroad before the game is finished, talking to people while the game is still in development, that's something that I never really did before.
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It's a sci-fi variation on Americans going abroad to stretch their US dollars in developing economies, only instead of heading abroad, it involves heading to a Lilliputian-planned community in New Mexico called Leisureland.
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Going abroad and acting like you are entitled to disrespect an entire nationality just because you are from the U.S. is moronic, and it's one of the reasons people in other countries don't like Americans.
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Lawmakers might be unwilling to pay for a repeat performance, especially with some of the benefit going abroad—and the mere possibility of their not stumping up would set the world's financial markets a-jitter.
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The UAE, a major international air transit center and the Gulf region's tourism and business hub, also banned its citizens from going abroad and will require those returning to stay at home for two weeks.
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The UAE, a major international air transit center and the Gulf region's tourism and business hub, also banned its citizens from going abroad and will require those returning to stay at home for two weeks.
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"Companies have to walk this tightrope between their cosmopolitan values on one side and realizing that going abroad into many emerging markets is a contact sport," Mr. Blatteis, speaking from Dubai, told me last week.
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Najib said earlier on Saturday that he was going abroad for a week to rest, but just minutes later the Department of Immigration announced that he and his wife had been barred from leaving the country.
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Going abroad is a rare privilege for North Koreans, and those who are allowed to work outside the country are required to send the government a quota of foreign currency every year, according to North Korean defectors.
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Standing on a podium at a political rally in January, López Obrador made a reference to Trump's border wall, saying that under his administration, investment in agriculture and a job creation scheme will keep people from going abroad.
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Several people said one requirement for Uighurs going abroad was to provide contact information for every living family member as well as contacts abroad and a letter from their employer stating the person would not misbehave while overseas.
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"They've had such a long tradition now of people going abroad to earn money, and sending money back home, the proof is in the houses: the villages have been transformed by new houses, motorbikes, small businesses," she said.
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David Thomson, the author of the most comprehensive study of French jihadists who returned home after going abroad to fight, says that many of his subjects were drawn first to the Salafist doctrine of rupture with French society.
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But what might have helped Lee and Leah, even before they were diagnosed with mental-health problems, is some kind of limit—like the way your bank blocks payments if you don't warn it you are going abroad.
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"Something as simple as detecting if someone is going abroad and helping them get insurance for their trip using one of our partners from within the app is much better than if you do it the traditional way," says Dunning.
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The finance and health ministries estimate exports could bring in about $1 billion a year - but some MPs have up to now stopped Israeli-grown cannabis going abroad, fearing more cultivation could push more drugs onto the streets at home.
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But she was haunted by worries, too, revolving around dependence, worries that in going abroad and leaving their country she and Saeed and Saeed's father might be at the mercy of strangers, subsisting on handouts, caged in pens like vermin.
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GENEVA/DUBLIN (Reuters) - An Irish woman forced to choose between carrying her baby with a fatal congenital defect to term and going abroad for an abortion had her rights violated and deserves compensation, a United Nations panel said on Thursday.
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I'm writing this, in part, to students who may be going abroad soon, offering a few before-you-go thoughts, but also to their parents, to say, trust them, believe in them — and help them think things through before they go.
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"(The British also) had this conception that the 'Orient,' the non-Western subjects, were overly erotic and over-sexed, and that's the reason why they were worried young colonial officers going abroad would be corrupted by those sexual acts," he said.
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As it struggled to pitch itself to a new generation of tourists, the company was hit by the 103 coup attempt in Turkey, one of its top destinations, and the 2018 Europe-wide heatwave which deterred customers from going abroad.
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China prohibits fertility treatments for unmarried women, so she underwent the procedure in California, joining the growing number of single Chinese women going abroad to have their eggs frozen as a way to preserve an option and control the pace of their lives.
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Julian Zelizer, a Princeton University History professor, told AP News presidents going overseas can help influence how they're seen back in the US."When things are hot in Washington, there's an appeal to going abroad, being diplomatic, meeting with overseas leaders," he said.
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"They have identified Continental Europe as one of their major growth areas, but they are realizing once again that going abroad isn't easy," said Nils Stieglitz, president and managing director of the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, who has tracked Uber's business.
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GREAT WALL GOING ABROAD Great Wall, one of China's biggest sport-utility vehicle makers, said it will sell cars from the Thai manufacturing plant in Thailand, other ASEAN bloc countries and Australia as it seeks global expansion amid a slowing domestic market.
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Beats: I think I'd stay as I don't like the food in other countries, and you can't watch British TV.Grindah: Going abroad brings out the racism in him, though the blazing dumbed it down a bit—that's why they should legalize weed.
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The wave of start-ups going abroad also demonstrates to the world that China can take on the global stage with new business concepts, rather than simply through acquiring stakes in foreign companies, said Neil Wang, global partner and China managing director at Frost & Sullivan.
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As for players going abroad having to adopt a mode of dress that is foreign to them, it is perhaps useful to be clear about the sartorial burden: This isn't about having to wear a burqa, but a light head scarf and a modest outfit.
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But the coronavirus outbreak is now threatening to keep travelers at home for months, and travel restrictions could exacerbate travelers' fears about going abroad months down the road, said Henry Harteveldt, a former airline executive and founder of travel consulting firm Atmosphere Research Group.
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But the coronavirus outbreak is now threatening to keep travelers at home for months, and U.S. travel restrictions could exacerbate travelers' fears about going abroad months down the road, said Henry Harteveldt, a former airline executive and founder of travel consulting firm Atmosphere Research Group.
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It is clear, however, that in Namibia and all across the developing world, the older generation of long-term immigrants is being eclipsed by China's new diaspora: younger, more educated workers going abroad to get experience — and make a small fortune — before returning to China.
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Nearly a third of UK holidaymakers expected to spend more of their holiday time in Britain this year, and 38 percent of those who cited cost as a factor said that the weaker pound had made holidays in the UK preferable to going abroad.
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In June a U.N. panel ruled that Ireland's regulations subjected women to discriminatory, cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment after a woman complained she was denied treatment and forced to choose between carrying her baby with a fatal congenital defect to term and going abroad for an abortion.
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The outbreak of the virus, linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in Brazil, comes as a record percentage of Americans plan a vacation in coming months and a near-record proportion of them look to take advantage of a strong U.S. dollar by going abroad.
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In the midst of the Trump administration's crackdown on the southern border that has separated crying children from their parents and incited a national uproar, the State Department's consular affairs unit held a question-and-answer session via Facebook on Tuesday intended for American families going abroad.
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Barrie had wanted to be a doctor since he was six years old, but there was no medical school in Sierra Leone then, and going abroad to get an education was out of the question: his father was a village tailor who earned less than a cent a day.
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The State Department late Wednesday night raised its global travel advisory to level three and pleaded with U.S. citizens to reconsider going abroad due to the "global impact" of the novel coronavirus, as health officials warned that the outbreak would only worsen in the ensuing days and weeks.
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Lauren Kroell from Mamaroneck, N.Y., is considering going abroad to avoid the high tuitions in the United States: As a current high school senior applying to college, I am well aware of the fact that depending on the college I may attend, paying off debts in the future is a likely outcome.
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The lack of hope and opportunity has led to an exodus, with a net 716,000 people emigrating from the Mezzogiorno, mostly to the north with some going abroad, in the past 15 years, more than 70 percent of them aged 15-34, says Svimez, an industry group that advocates for southern Italy.
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Your first port of call should be your carrier—find out what terms and conditions apply where you're going abroad and how much you can expect to pay, and to see if there are any temporary travel deals you can take advantage of to get yourself some cheap calls, texts, and data while you're abroad.
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Given the Maduro regime's efforts to prevent opposition leaders from going abroad to criticize the dictatorship and rally international support, the United States and our regional partners must work to enable all legitimately-elected members of the country's National Assembly the ability to travel freely, including by providing visas and permitting expired passport travel or other alternatives.
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It is precisely this level of enthusiasm, from Mr. Roell and millions of like-minded Americans, that pollsters and the campaign of Hillary Clinton did not appreciate, even though it was vividly on display in February after a video went viral showing furious Carrier workers here learning from management that their jobs would be going abroad.
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As a result, the event in 2016 that most affected Turkish students' decisions about going abroad for college or staying home was not the election of Donald Trump but the attempted military coup against Erdogan on July 15, which many Turks also believe was supported by the Americans, and Erdogan's subsequent purge and jailing of many thousands of people, including academics, government officials, and journalists.
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Travel tips for going abroad "The travel clinic will not only give you vaccines you need, medications in case you are going to a malaria-endemic area to prevent malaria, medication in case you get travel diarrhea; but also, most importantly, the travel clinic will give you advice to make sure you know how to prevent infections, including how to avoid insect bites and how to ensure you are consuming safe food and water," Tosh said.
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