Well, it does give you ... When you live abroad at all, when you live abroad in any way, you have that feeling.
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Those who can, leave; perhaps 2m Venezuelans now live abroad.
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The shortage is particularly acute for Africans who live abroad.
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Additional lunch money comes from his siblings, who live abroad.
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S. citizens who live abroad should avoid all international travel.
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Eleven percent of Poles and 43% of Czech citizens live abroad.
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The family's relative wealth allowed him to travel and live abroad.
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And easy housing might make people more apt to live abroad temporarily.
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"Millions of Americans live abroad," the group said in a Facebook post.
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"I think Americans who live abroad have a different perspective," she said.
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I needed it to stay in touch with friends who live abroad.
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About 9 million Americans currently live abroad, according to the State Department.
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Unfortunately, I live abroad and last-minute flights can be very expensive.
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When you live abroad, you start to see your home country differently.
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Today, one in five Portuguese citizens — two million in all — live abroad.
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Since we live abroad, there are always so many people coming and going.
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Approximately one fifth of Portuguese citizens live abroad, according to World Bank data.
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Swedish citizens who live abroad are not eligible for subsidized elective health care.
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The government has also brought charges against her aunt and brother, who live abroad.
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Many people here say they are planning to live abroad if the captain wins.
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My wife had always wanted to live abroad, so I started running the numbers.
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And you know it's been my dream to live abroad while we still can.
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A sixth of them—203m out of a population of perhaps 12m—now live abroad.
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And it covers a much bigger part of the population, including some who live abroad.
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This is a conundrum that has perplexed many New York Times readers who live abroad.
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"We favor people who have to live abroad and work for American companies," she says.
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I have two sons who live abroad—one in Bali, and the other in Berlin.
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Unlike most countries, the United States taxes nationals who live abroad on their worldwide income.
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Many ethnic Uyghurs and Kazakhs live abroad, and the crackdown has been tearing families apart.
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Here are some of the tax issues facing the estimated 239.6 million Americans who live abroad.
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Can I visit Turkey if I am a citizen of the United States and live abroad?
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But despite the visible interest locally, Source Cycles' main customers are expats and foreigners who live abroad.
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Over a million of Moldova's 4.3m citizens live abroad, and remittances are about a fifth of GDP.
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And the longer you live abroad, the more self-discerning reflections you're likely to have, the researchers write.
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Many Americans live abroad, and many people in the United States are not citizens or legal permanent residents.
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"The biggest question of my generation was whether to stay in Slovakia or live abroad," Mr. Vallo said.
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Once trained, the North Koreans often live abroad, frequently in China, as they carry out their cyber operations.
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He maintains in court documents he continues to live abroad, and therefore, the lawsuit should be thrown out.
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His decision to live abroad, mainly in Switzerland, to avoid Sweden's high income taxes was also widely criticized.
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Minutes after the verdict, Hijazi's mother stood outside the courtroom sending voice messages to Hijazi's siblings who live abroad.
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I hope other people who haven't had the chance to live abroad find their stories informative, educational, and useful.
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Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's far-left leader, wants to nationalise the utilities and railways, many of whose owners live abroad.
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They're planting compromising material on the websites of Russians who live abroad and have been critical of the regime.
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I was 19 and going to live abroad for the first time — and not just anywhere, but in Paris.
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Around 4.5 million Moroccans live abroad, most of them in Europe, and their annual remittances total about $6 billion.
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He wasn't ready to live abroad yet, and he returned to Vancouver to work and save for another trip.
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The Association of Americans Resident Overseas estimates that eight million nonmilitary Americans currently live abroad, in more than 160 countries.
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Half a million social security checks are mailed internationally each month but far more elderly Americans live abroad than that.
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I live abroad but have been involved in their lives: sending them graduation gifts and hosting them on their travels.
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One of the people so presented to me was the longtime girlfriend of my nephew, both of whom live abroad.
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Kosovo has a population of 1.8 million and about 800,000 Kosovars live abroad, mainly in western Europe, some of them illegally.
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Democrats who live in American Samoa will also caucus on Super Tuesday, and Democrats who live abroad will begin casting ballots.
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He explained that Migration is about how bittersweet it is to live abroad in a candid interview with THUMP earlier this year.
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The ballots of 380,000 people who were either late to register, needed help voting or live abroad have yet to be counted.
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Around 8 million Americans live abroad but only 12 percent of them voted in the 2012 election, Avaaz said in a statement.
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But that has been changing as people grow richer, travel and live abroad, and bring back a demand for polished, attentive service.
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Ambergris Caye is the most popular spot for expats in Belize, according to Escape Artist, a resource for people looking to live abroad.
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They may want to live abroad for the healthcare, or cost of living, or, perhaps, just to escape the President's early morning tweets.
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"He wanted to make changes here, he had an opportunity to leave and go live abroad, but he rejected it," Mr. Asil said.
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When Mr. O Se interviews Irish-born roses who now live abroad they are typically asked, in the friendliest terms, why they left.
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This reduces access to basic banking services for the millions of Americans who live abroad while exacerbating the "too big to fail" phenomenon.
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"I don't see it working," Teresa said when pressed about her past comment that she'd divorce Joe if he was forced to live abroad.
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If they'd prefer the ordered universe the Russian media portrays, an order which has, among other freedoms, allowed them to travel and live abroad?
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Mr. Mozayen constantly avoided movies with racy themes, including "Degrade," by Gaza's best-known filmmakers, brothers known as Arab and Tarzan, who live abroad.
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Even as an African-American woman who chose to live abroad months before last year's election, I have been profoundly affected by his presidency.
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It urges American citizens who live abroad or otherwise cannot reach the U.S. to essentially stay where they are and avoid crossing international boundaries.
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Thailand has been pushing Laos to extradite Wuthipong since October, along with other suspects who live abroad and are accused of insulting the Thai monarchy.
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When you live abroad, it's all too easy to frame your experiences through your most familiar point of reference: how things are done back home.
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I learned so much Japanese culture from watching anime that I eventually pursued studying it, which gave me the opportunity to live abroad in Japan.
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Thrones actors are a rare commodity on SNL, since most of them live abroad and have usually been busy, you know, filming Game of Thrones.
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One is that the United States and Eritrea are the only countries that tax the worldwide earnings of their citizens even if they live abroad.
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Take a sabbatical Creative UX Writer Karina Portuondo also wanted to live abroad and had arranged an international transfer with her employer, a technology company.
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You have to go to your polling place in person or, if you live abroad or outside of your home state, mail in your absentee ballot.
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Uighurs who hold foreign citizenship or live abroad are not free from surveillance, with directives in the leaked documents ordering them to be monitored as well.
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But as I continue to travel or live abroad, I see that through social media and the internet, our American culture infiltrates, even colonizes, other cultures.
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That's seen, for example, in the 82 percent rise in the number of Brazilians who have left the country to live abroad between 2014 and 2016.
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"The vast majority who left to live abroad happened to be white Cubans," said Isaac Saney, a Canadian university professor who researchers ethnic issues in Cuba.
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Ragusa, who has held jobs doing everything from teaching English to bartending, says that finding opportunities to live abroad is more attainable than most people think.
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She looks at a Ming vase at a market in Brussels and feels "ashamed" of Chinese who live abroad and have "only contempt" for their ancestral heritage.
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Moreover, a large percentage of Jordanians live abroad and the country has an overwhelmingly young population, both factors which typically have a dampening effect on voter participation.
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Though working remotely isn't reserved for any specific industry, there are certain types of jobs that make it a lot easier to travel frequently or live abroad.
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But Estonia's population of e-residents, some of whom bank in the country even though they live abroad, potentially offers a high-tech route for suspect funds.
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Such communities in other countries have long been a concern to Beijing, and many in Xinjiang have been sent to camps because relatives traveled or live abroad.
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And even if they still live abroad, their children face the prospect of being uprooted from the only home they ever knew, which should concern any parent.
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We don't know if all of those 30,000 people live in the U.S., or if our government is more interested in the accounts of people who live abroad.
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Zimbabwe's official population is nearly 20183m but as many as 5m of its citizens live abroad, having fled an economy ruined by the 94-year-old ex-despot.
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These puppies are about to become the first dogs ever to leave an area known as the Chernobyl exclusion zone and live abroad with foreigners who've adopted them.
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The government's agreement to the deal was bound to anger many in Afghanistan, particularly because the families of a large number of the government's senior officials live abroad.
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The sale was made by W.B. Yeats's three grandchildren who live abroad and who have donated items from their family's estate to Irish cultural institutions in the past.
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Britons on the "leave" camp complain that many non-British Europeans have moved to London; but they conveniently forget that many British citizens live abroad in other EU countries.
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Female genital mutilation, or FGM, is still not illegal in Pakistan, and many members of my sect who live abroad have returned to Karachi to have their daughters cut.
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Speaking last week, Li Shulei, who leads China's efforts to find and return those suspected of corruption who live abroad, called for a strengthened international anti-graft cooperation framework.
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An estimated 2.3 million Venezuelans now live abroad, and many have fled to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, and the United States in recent years, according to the United Nations.
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LONDON - When choosing to live abroad, a healthy environment and an affordable and accessible healthcare system will be at the top of the list of things you are looking for.
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Earlier this year, CNBC published a piece that detailed the difficulty tech companies have in trying to convince possible employees to move to San Francisco, especially when they live abroad.
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Both he and Geandy cited Carmen Herrera — who moved to New York in 1939 — as a living testament to how US institutions tend to neglect Cuban artists who live abroad.
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The FCC's enforcement division has taken actions that target discount long distance telephone providers that provide an important service for individuals who want to call relatives and friends who live abroad.
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Voters include British citizens 18 and older who are resident in Britain, and those who live abroad if they have appeared on a parliamentary voter register in the last 15 years.
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"Instead of all-inclusive resorts, we opted for studio apartments in mom-and-pop hotels to get an idea on how much it would cost to live abroad," McGregor Kortan said.
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"I don't see it working," the mother of four later said, after being pressed on a previous comment she made that she'd divorce Joe if he was forced to live abroad.
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If you don't live in Canada, you must work outside Canada as a public official known as a Crown Servant or live abroad with certain family members who are Crown Servants.
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I knew that my limited Turkish, which felt like such a handicap, was in his eyes a marker of privilege—a sign that I could afford to travel and live abroad.
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"I have a lot of friends who live abroad and every time they come I tell them to go to Notre-Dame," said witness Samantha Silva, with tears in her eyes.
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That way I only pay for one at a time.)Amazon Prime: $49 (split with my fiancé)Phone: $79 (My parents live abroad, so I've had an individual phone plan since college.
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"The availability of the child tax credit is a surprise to many taxpayers who live abroad and have kids," said Joshua Ashman, a certified public accountant at Expat Tax Professionals in New York.
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Families often have members who live or work outside the home — they may live abroad, have divorced or separated parents, have kids in college, travel for work or any other number of reasons.
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Struggle continues Now, Liu Xia is increasingly the focus of an international campaign calling for her freedom and right to live abroad, which many friends and supporters say were her husband's dying wishes.
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The United Nations estimates around 2.3 million Venezuelans now live abroad - with 1.6 million having fled in the last two and half years alone, the biggest movement of people in Latin America's modern history.
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It became a sort of legend — both for its quality and for its backwater publishing story: Roy, unlike so many other successful Indian writers in English, didn't live abroad or attend an elite college.
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This cycle fifteen states, the Democrats who live abroad, and the territory of American Samoa are holding Democratic primaries or caucuses on Super Tuesday, allocating 35% of the total delegates on that date alone.
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More than half a million Kosovars live abroad and the economy is highly dependent on remittances from those expatriates, accounting for as much as 15 percent of the national economy, according to the World Bank.
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Business association Konfindustria estimated on Tuesday that Albania's informal economy equals 50% of Albania's gross domestic product, adding one million Albanians live abroad and $30 billion had been taken out of the Balkan country illegally.
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MOSCOW/NIZHNY NOVGOROD (Reuters) - The World Cup has been an eye-opener for Russian waitress Lena Tikhomirova: mingling with visiting fans and experiencing new cultures has whetted her curiosity and now she plans to live abroad.
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Fifteen states, the territory of American Samoa, and Democrats who live abroad are holding Democratic primaries or caucuses on Super Tuesday, which takes place on March 3, allocating 35% of the total delegates on that date alone.
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At the time, she said her life was effectively on hold, as she'd been prevented from traveling and seeing her family members who live abroad, and the government had yet to reply to her application for asylum status.
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About 30,000 refugees were resettled in the U.S. during the past fiscal year; between 150,000 and 200,000 remain in the pipeline for possible U.S. resettlement while they live abroad, according to Linda Evarts, one of the plaintiffs' attorneys.
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In 2017 he insisted the constitution should be changed to make it easier for him to live abroad (as he does, in Germany) without appointing a regent, even though Thai voters had already approved the text in a referendum.
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Yes, the political divide may be one reason for people to say that they're ready to pack it all up and live abroad, but in reality, it could boil down to financials and a pesky thing called tax evasion.
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It might also mean weighing whether to stay in the U.S. with one child who is a U.S. resident or leaving them in the care of a relative or friend in order to live abroad with the deported child.
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At an emotional moment during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in July, Larry Sanders, as a delegate representing Democrats who live abroad, cast a vote for his brother, saying their parents would have been "immensely proud" of him.
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MANILA, Nov 29 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dried fish for breakfast, fried to a crisp with a splash of spiced vinegar, garlic fried rice and a runny egg yolk, is the kind of breakfast that Filipinos who live abroad crave.
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PARIS, June 5 (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron's party came ahead in 10 out of 11 constituencies in votes to elect lawmakers representing French voters who live abroad, the foreign ministry said, another indication that a majority in parliament is within reach.
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And while the idea of travel can sometimes seem antithetical to career growth — unless you're a travel writer or an influencer or something — there are plenty of people who manage to travel or live abroad and also have a flourishing career.
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Today over 1m Bulgarians live abroad, around 700,000 of them in the EU. Western European countries like Germany have older populations, but their wealth leaves them better placed to weather the fiscal implications of a declining workforce, and they are importing immigrants.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron's party came ahead in 10 out of 11 constituencies in votes to elect to parliament lawmakers representing French voters who live abroad, the foreign ministry said, another indication that a parliamentary majority is within the party's reach.
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Having lived in New York for decades, he was the first expatriate ever to gain that particular honor, and it looks as if he'll remain the only one: After his win, the rules were shamefully changed to exclude those who live abroad.
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Another group of early voters, the 2023-5 million Americans who live abroad, have never enjoyed this kind of attention — not even in 2000 when they swung Florida and the presidency to George Bush, nor in 2006 when they nudged the Senate to the Democrats.
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Consider this instructive legal quiz: If US authorities have a warrant to obtain data from a US company about a US citizen, but that data happens to live abroad because of whatever cloud caching particulars, must the US company hand over the data to US authorities?
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Those of us born here who leave the United States without a passport, perhaps because we were born to foreign parents or American parents who live abroad, apply for either a Consular Report of Birth Abroad or a passport, or both, at a U.S. consulate or embassy.
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"I think it's great, I would like to use it to stay in touch with my daughters who live abroad but I don't know if I can afford it yet," said Nestor Rodriguez, who said he makes the equivalent of a few dollars a day selling fried pork rinds in Havana's winding colonial streets.
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And so, like many people who work in conflict zones — doctors who run field clinics, journalists who bounce from one heartbreaking story to another, aid workers who live abroad — Mr. Stearns said he never really asked Mr. Sharp why he did what he did, including all those years when he was working for the Mennonites, for no pay.
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There I would have dinner with my cousin Luther, Aunt Fanny's oldest son, who had chosen to live abroad after an incident he referred to as "that spot of bother with the I.R.S." Cousin Luther was by now almost as old as Aunt Fanny had been when I'd kissed her on the cheek, and it occurred to me that this dinner might be our last meeting.
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"The policy change explains that we will not consider children who live abroad with their parents to be residing in the United States even if their parents are US government employees or US service members stationed outside of the United States, and as a result, these children will no longer be considered to have acquired citizenship automatically," USCIS spokesperson Meredith Parker originally told Task & Purpose on Wednesday, when asked how the policy changes how the government views children of US service members.
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