How often China's young luxury travelers go abroad for leisure.
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Mr. Inker encourages investors to go cheap and go abroad.
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If I do well, maybe I'll go abroad to study.
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Not to worry, though, new businesses go abroad every day.
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"I want to go abroad," he said through an interpreter.
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China has also encouraged its news outlets to go abroad.
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She asked if she would go abroad like me, and said she had never sat in a bus or a train, and asked where the money will come from for her to go abroad.
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If the works go abroad, we will not see them again.
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So we do not go abroad in the search of war.
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That's a big reason why I'm trying to go abroad more.
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" Alice explains, "'Tis easier to go abroad at night like this.
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You try to survive and you sign up to go abroad.
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Deutsche was founded in 21870 to help German companies go abroad.
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There's no need to be a certified English teacher in order to go abroad — in this program in China, soon-to-be teacher go abroad to obtain their Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) certifications.
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If you're looking to go abroad, check out Honduras, Nicaragua and Belize.
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Many women turn to illegal abortions or go abroad, often to Germany.
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"Whenever we go abroad, people refer to us as Switzerland," he added.
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When Greeks go abroad they often flourish in efficient and modern institutions.
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Despite recent world events, more Americans than ever plan to go abroad.
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Certainly not as much as what I encounter when I go abroad.
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"I had to go abroad to France and Belgium and Holland," Roy explained.
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Now, in order to go abroad, two or three do so every year.
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GO ABROAD I traveled to University of Salamanca in Spain for a semester.
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That mostly happens when I go abroad, or when we have foreign visitors.
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Those who go abroad as teenagers are required to apply for exit permits.
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Do you travel within your own state, throughout the country or go abroad?
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"Whenever we go abroad, people refer to us as Switzerland," the king said.
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When Chinese go abroad, they splurge more than do foreign visitors traveling in China.
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My sophomore year in college, I wanted to go abroad but couldn't afford it.
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Beyond need, there is also the allure of tradition for some who go abroad.
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His top idea is to go abroad, a widely under-deployed play right now.
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"If you go abroad people will eat fish six days a week," Phillip comments.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - Most U.S. presidential candidates go abroad to sharpen their foreign policy credentials.
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I don't think I will take the chance to go abroad in the coming years.
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Even where surrogacy is legal, restrictive rules prompt many would-be parents to go abroad.
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He was the first North Korean leader to go abroad by plane in 32 years.
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An exciting new journey is presenting itself to you today—perhaps you'll even go abroad!
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And many of those who do go abroad now prefer Canada and Australia over America.
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No one needs to go abroad, unless they can't make much in their home country.
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Officials have refused demands from his family that he be allowed to go abroad for treatment.
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"His friends in this community invited him to go abroad for a better life," Le added.
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"It used to be very difficult for China's movie industry to go abroad," Chan told CNBC.
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Travelers hoping to go abroad this year also have the advantage of a stronger U.S. dollar.
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One study shows that millennials are 0003 percent more likely to go abroad than older generations.
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"He thought it was fine for women to go out, and to go abroad," Tariq said.
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You no longer need to worry about massive charges on your phone when you go abroad.
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Kazarin is not the first Russian coach banned for doping to go abroad to train athletes.
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"Whenever we go abroad, people refer to us as Switzerland," the king said, according to Reuters.
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I go abroad quite often, and I can feel it from the attitude of the foreigners.
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Chinese Foreign and Justice Ministry officials had also rejected suggestions that Mr. Liu could go abroad.
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Eventually Mr Castro would open a safety valve, letting those who might stir up trouble go abroad.
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The latest changes mean women over 21 can now get a passport and go abroad without permission.
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Most Chinese who go abroad sooner or later will return; graduates are doing so in record numbers.
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I'm probably one of the few people in this country who enjoys being able to go abroad.
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To compete with such established publishers professionally, he decided to go abroad in search of innovative writers.
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But for local artists who find it difficult to leave and go abroad, the situation remains bleak.
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But the Communist Party has made it increasingly difficult for many to teach, publish or go abroad.
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Where the authorities are more vigilant, women often go abroad or buy abortion pills on the black market.
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Australians will still need their passports when they go abroad, while foreigners will still need them to leave.
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Vietnam's higher education system is considered poor, and many Vietnamese go abroad in search of a better education.
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He'd also probably travel to promote his memoir if Mauritania allowed him to go abroad, the profile said.
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Many Uighurs must exploit loopholes and gray zones to get the passports and visas needed to go abroad.
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Doctors who graduate from the University of Bangui's medical school must go abroad to complete their specialty degrees.
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This is a fantastic time to go abroad, and to generally expand your mind and enjoy new experiences.
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As China's internet firms accumulate cash they will go abroad; they have much to offer in terms of expertise.
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But everybody wants to get out of North Korea—they try to survive and sign up to go abroad.
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Still, a small number do go abroad to work at Pyongyang restaurants, a chain run by North Korea's government.
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"For lese-majeste cases, if people don't want to live in Thailand they should go abroad," Jakthip told reporters.
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Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller is encouraging investors to go abroad as U.S. stocks hit fresh record highs.
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She's very prominent on the world stage, and with that it means Newt Gingrich would go abroad as well.
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This dynasty encouraged Chinese traders to go abroad instead of relying on foreign missions traveling to China, Niziolek said.
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But some similar restlessness had motivated both of us to go abroad, first to Europe and then to Asia.
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One Miami Dade student eager to take part in its growing opportunities to go abroad was Naf Luyeye Makabu.
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Some other countries have already issued travel advisories telling their citizens to return home or not to go abroad.
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"Let's not interrupt the leaders while they listen to songs and go abroad for interviews," one commenter wrote sarcastically.
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A stable banking system is needed to underpin German companies who want to go abroad to export, he said.
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Their mentors encouraged them to go abroad because they knew that faculty hiring committees were wowed by the exotic.
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There are such places, and although they are admittedly rare, you don't have to go abroad to find them.
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Many Americans recoil at the idea that they should have to go abroad for anything more taxing than sightseeing.
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The oil we produce in the Permian can't all be used in the U.S. It has to go abroad.
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"Customers' appetite to go abroad on holiday this summer is good across all our markets," CEO Peter Fankhauser said.
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"The local companies don't have a global network, the local companies can't offer Chinese travelers to go abroad," Blecharczyk said.
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With rubber noses and floppy shoes in short supply at home, clowns buy them when they or friends go abroad.
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That includes more than 3,000 foreign ones, a rarity in a country where locals tend to go abroad to study.
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Gay couples often go abroad to get married before returning to Israel where their marriage is recognized by the state.
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So far, no U.S. citizens have been implicated — possibly because they don't need to go abroad to form shell companies.
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After he completed bachelor's and master's degrees at Alexandria University, his advisers encouraged him to go abroad for a doctorate.
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Foreign governments almost never succeed in recruiting North Korean scientists as sources because they are rarely allowed to go abroad.
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More than 7.5 million Bangladeshis work outside the country, paying up to $8,500 to go abroad, the United Nations says.
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Beijing recently urged farmers to go abroad to raise hogs in another measure aimed at helping to boost the gap.
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He was invited to speak at conferences in Europe and the United States but repeatedly denied permission to go abroad.
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He said he grew up hearing about U.S. companies that would go abroad and pay workers low wages in poor conditions.
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Charlie, 29: I'm in a happy relationship, but I always get itchy feet when summer comes along, or I go abroad.
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"The only way to get proper treatment is to go abroad but it will be difficult," says the mother of three.
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You will be embarrassed when you go abroad (I display an "I voted Remain" badge when I go to mainland Europe).
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I think we need a rule about how many reactionary macho Americans can be allowed to go abroad at one time.
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Mr. Chávez's successor, Nicolás Maduro, still makes fun of hard-working people who go abroad to make a living cleaning toilets.
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Americans go abroad to study and to work, but also to discover who we are when wrenched from our usual context.
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The Indonesian government currently conducts training for migrant workers before they go abroad, but it focuses on languages and practical skills.
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They want to win him the right to speak out, go abroad for palliative treatment and decide how he is memorialized.
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Sanitary towels are must-buy items for many Chinese tourists when they go abroad (along with Japanese toilet seats and designer handbags).
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"People go abroad specifically because they're going to earn more," Bernardo Larisch, a 25-year-old musician living in London, told Reuters.
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Most school plans are also designed to cover you when you return home (even if it's in another state) or go abroad.
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Which Islamic country has had more citizens go abroad to fight for the Islamic State per capita than any other in Europe?
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When they go abroad, Chinese tourists spend $245 billion a year, according to the World Tourism Organization, nearly twice what Americans spend.
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In some tribes where the men go abroad for work, women are taught how to use a firearm for their own protection.
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The government already does this, in a way: The State Department provides international L.G.B.T.Q. travel information for those looking to go abroad.
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Of course, I could go abroad to do these negotiations in person—but oh, wait, a lack of free movement might stop that.
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As a journalist, I had the opportunity to go abroad through Digital Communication Network, a group that exists because of State Department support.
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Have your sights set on mastering a foreign language, but don't have the time or cash to go abroad for a few months?
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He said he intended to go abroad and help anti-EU parties across the continent, at an event BI attended on Thursday evening.
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When friends or relatives go abroad she asks them to bring back Durex, an American make, specifically "the ones in the purple box".
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Not many people got to see those precious words, or the four Chinese characters that followed them: tongyi chuguo (permitted to go abroad).
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After Deng Xiaoping came to power in 1978 the top tier of Chinese students was encouraged to go abroad for their graduate studies.
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Punishment needs to be more severe because it is not acting as a deterrent, especially when they go abroad to places like Bulgaria.
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Liu Xiaobo died in Chinese custody in July last year, after being denied permission to go abroad for treatment of advanced liver cancer.
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"Doctors are recommending that he perhaps needs to go abroad for further examination," foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi told Reuters in an interview.
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But this has been changing as young adults make their way to cities in search of jobs or go abroad for better opportunities.
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Some Canadians go abroad for services because they are looking for procedures, such as stem-cell therapies, that are not approved in Canada.
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With a growing number of unicorns, entrepreneurs have an opportunity to go abroad and become global businesses by listing on foreign stock exchanges.
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"Shows he's not worried about leaving the palace vacant and vulnerable to some coup and that he will go abroad," Mr. Cha said.
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Relatively few families go abroad to have children through assisted reproductive technology, but there can be financial or personal reasons for doing so.
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Make a point to go abroad, take that safari in Tanzania, tour Angkor Wat in Cambodia, float in the Blue Lagoon in Iceland.
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Liu Xiaobo died in Chinese custody in July last year after being denied permission to go abroad for treatment of advanced liver cancer.
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Emma's daughters and their friends wished to go abroad, too, if not to America then to Japan or Hong Kong or New Zealand.
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It was not clear if Sharif would be moved to another hospital or allowed to go abroad for treatment, as his lawyer had requested.
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That, and go abroad junior year of college instead of staying at school to be with my boyfriend who ended up cheating on me.
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If you ever travel internationally – and especially if you plan to go abroad during the holidays — Global Entry could be your new best friend.
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Many Asian countries now verify contracts to check employers agree to a minimum salary and working conditions before allowing domestic workers to go abroad.
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And in fall 2017 Lehigh began recruiting incoming first-generation students to go abroad (and hosted a "practice" trip to Montreal at spring break).
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"The sheikhs really still want to go abroad to hunt," Mr. Freeman told me, explaining that it was a purer and more challenging experience.
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"I'd totally watch a travel show where George Bush and Michelle Obama go abroad and get up to wacky adventures," a Twitter user suggested.
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Whittlesey often invoked John Quincy Adams's admonition that "we do not go abroad for monsters to destroy" and later expressed skepticism about invading Iraq.
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Liu, a writer and activist, died in prison in 2017 after being denied permission to go abroad for treatment of late-stage liver cancer.
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"The world must know that we do not go abroad in search of enemies," reads the foreign policy section of the White House website.
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Or even in the broader aspect, if you leave your country and go abroad, the food will be one of the first things you miss.
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Chinese firms that use Western banks when they go abroad, as Huawei used HSBC, are less able to circumvent global rules on corruption and sanctions.
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He did not say whether the victims were male or female, but most of the Indonesians who go abroad to do domestic work are women.
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No German actually understands why American or English colleges are so expensive (also the reason very few German students go abroad for their entire studies).
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" The series' motto is "As normal as you might be in your own country, the minute you go abroad you automatically become a 'fricking idiot.
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However, there are a number of alternative options that are popular getaways this year if you&aposre keen to go abroad over the winter break.
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But if you don't have the time or wherewithal to go abroad for an extended period of time, you should consider taking an online course.
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"Most of the time I'll go abroad for holidays because the price of flights is getting lower," said Yu, head of marketing for start-up Eniutrip.
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Those in search of emerald ale must go abroad, as indeed nearly the entire cabinet does every year, fanning out to visit the global Irish diaspora.
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The bounty of oil made the model appear workable; Saudis could have both the good life and piety (those who disliked religiosity could always go abroad).
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Oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky was arrested on fraud charges in 2003, after expressing political ambitions, and imprisoned until 2013 when he was allowed to go abroad.
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If you look to the 18th century, when British people began to go abroad, you start to see the beginning of what we'd now call #humblebragging.
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"Consequently, the Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279 CE) court encouraged Chinese traders to go abroad instead of relying on foreign missions traveling to China," Niziolek said.
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It's funny—Spain considered approving it in 2008, in the midst of the crisis, when many Spanish workers had to go abroad to find a job.
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"If Liu is allowed to go abroad for medical treatment, as a 'Nobel Laureate,' he could motivate more Western public opinion attacks against China," it said.
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In fact, we love to go abroad to study and work, so it's not a big surprise to find plenty of people from Sweden in Paris.
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"In the past, U.S. citizens had to go abroad to get this care," says report author Dr. Loren Schechter, a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Chicago.
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Interestingly, the visit did not seem aimed at the usual goal of candidates who go abroad: reassuring voters that they can safely be trusted with foreign policy.
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All but one of Russia's squad play their club football at home and Berezutski said they needed to go abroad to be exposed to a higher standard.
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Learn how to budget for travel and work remotely by freelancing, starting your own business, or generating passive income so you can go abroad without going broke.
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The personal networks nurtured by the IDF increase the return to staying in Israel for skilled engineers, helping the country retain talent that might otherwise go abroad.
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And while the couple million tourists who took the week to go abroad mostly visited longtime Asia favorites, there're indications that new countries are catching their attentions.
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Among those who might have picked a different path for Morris is Klinsmann, who has made no secret of his preference that young American players go abroad.
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"We used to go abroad to see the world; now the world has come here to see us," said Vladimir Ovechkin, a local artist and fashion designer.
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BRAC has introduced small fees in its medical clinics, and charges to check the paperwork of Bangladeshis who go abroad—usually to the Gulf states—to work.
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As opposed to spending public money taking heads of state to his resort or providing security for the kids when they go abroad to make business deals.
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"These people spread lies and took advantage of those who wanted to go abroad," said Sujoy Sarker, an officer with the Rapid Action Battallion, Bangladesh's elite police force.
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It was a direct threat to the largely pro-globalization tech industry, stranding some employees overseas and making it dangerous for others to go abroad in the future.
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Sometimes a single phone number isn't enough — if you need to go abroad, for example, or need separate business and personal numbers, two is definitely better than one.
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The dollar has struggled as expected monetary policy tightening elsewhere in the world, along with stronger global economic growth, encouraged investors to go abroad, particularly the euro zone.
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However, Siddique said that many Bangladeshi migrants who go abroad understand that they are doing so illegally and should be regarded as irregular migrants rather than trafficking victims.
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Kearl walked Business Insider through her seven months across the globe, including how they prepared to go abroad and how she managed to make money through freelance work.
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The deployment has taxed — if not heavily — how the Army trains and prepares to go abroad on a deployment schedule that is planned and orchestrated months in advance.
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A new generation of affluent Chinese can seek help at private hospitals or go abroad, even as the rest endure long waits and find their treatment falling short.
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Your wife says your liver cancer is inoperable, and the Chinese government cruelly refused to allow you to go abroad for treatment to try to save your life.
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"It was his dream to go abroad and earn for his family," his brother, Ektar Mollah, who is in touch with him, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM), which helps repatriate migrants, said many were left with little choice but to go abroad again to try to pay off their debts.
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As the pound falls and the rest of the world becomes more expensive, and low business confidence causes firms to rein in corporate travel, fewer Brits will go abroad.
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On Tuesday, the ultra-Islamist Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) party that led the protests said it strictly opposed her release and any permission for her to go abroad.
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On innovation, the Chinese government is not only encouraging technology companies to go abroad, but also urging old industries such as manufacturing to adopt new ways of doing business.
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At this time, you'll be eager to break free from your usual everyday life and go abroad: Sagittarius energy wants to see the world, and you're also aching for perspective.
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"If the goal is to go abroad so that you don't have to pay your loans, then that's just stupid," said Joshua Cohen, an attorney who focuses on student loans.
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"Presidents often, when they get in trouble at home, go abroad and they find that's a way to escape their troubles," said New York Times White House reporter Michael Shear.
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Migrant rights groups welcomed the initiative but warned its implementation could be problematic as countries such as Indonesia would only allow workers to go abroad through its locally-approved agencies.
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But by opting to go abroad, Ms. Tafesh would be choosing a kind of exile, since returning at all would mean the risk of getting stuck back inside the blockade.
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Airbnb also predicted, based on its prior experience in other countries, that "Chinese travelers would go abroad, have good experiences, come home, and again, the guests would become hosts," he said.
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In China, officials' worries about letting people go abroad have largely faded (except when it comes to Tibetans and Uighurs, who, they fear, might link up with separatist or terrorist movements).
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If you are too busy or strapped for cash to actually go abroad, but you still want to look like a seasoned traveler, Delta and Tinder have a fix for you.
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In a long rant captured on the video, Mr. Abballa's thoughts returned to the frustration he felt in 2011, when he begged to be allowed to go abroad to wage jihad.
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Last year, Indonesia also revised its law on protecting overseas workers to improve training for workers before they go abroad, streamline administrative services and increase coordination among different levels of government.
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There was a period when Italians had to go abroad to become successful, but I think we've reached the point where Italians can stay and be successful in their own country.
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But as her paycheck became worthless last year because of soaring inflation, she quit her job of more than a decade, hoping to get a payout large enough to go abroad.
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At SOSV, Bao Bean is also the managing director of a Shanghai-based accelerator program called Chinaccelerator that helps global start-ups enter the Chinese market and Chinese firms go abroad.
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"We're seeing a small trend during the Thanksgiving window, with a lot of folks taking advantage of the long weekend to go abroad," said Patrick Merfert, Airside's vice president of marketing.
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With the W.N.B.A.'s minimum salary set just above $40,000 and base salaries capped at $120,000, a number of W.N.B.A. players go abroad during the off-season to earn more money.
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German finance minister Olaf Scholz, reportedly a proponent of the merger, has previously stressed the need for Germany's banking sector to support German companies who want to go abroad to export.
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Indeed, part of the rationale for the mergers is to prevent SOEs from butting up against each other as they go abroad to win business, as had happened with railway-equipment makers.
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Initially, she looked into travelling to the Caribbean for care because the clinics there offered cheaper basic IVF, but the "logistics of traveling further to go abroad were too overwhelming," Anna says.
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BEIJING — The Chinese authorities have refused permission for Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Peace laureate paroled from prison for cancer treatment, to go abroad for care, one of his lawyers said on Thursday.
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Overseas visitors to the United States spend an average of $4,21625 per person, per trip — that's significantly higher than Americans spend when we go abroad — and stay an average of 2900 nights.
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The authorities allowed him to leave prison and enter a hospital, but provoked world-wide anger by refusing to let him go abroad for medical treatment that might have prolonged his life.
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But Mr. Trump's national security adviser, H. R. McMaster, raised his treatment with Chinese officials, asking that he be allowed to go abroad for treatment accompanied by his wife, the official said.
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Companies like Pfizer are still trying to flee the United States, and they will continue to find a way to do so as long as our tax system provides incentives to go abroad.
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Married four years ago, Kuchibhotla worked as an aviation engineer in the United States, one of the many Indians who go abroad each year in search of a better education or career prospects.
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He said creation of oil giant would "de-risk" the firm and give it more leverage to go abroad as low oil prices hit revenue of producers and higher prices hurt fuel refiners.
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"In case the government shuts down all local exchanges, investors can always go abroad and open an account there," said a South Korean student who declined to be named because of legal risks.
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"In case the government shuts down all local exchanges,investors can always go abroad and open an account there," said a South Korean student who declined to be named because of legal risks.
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ABUJA, Nigeria — President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, who has urged politicians not to go abroad to seek medical care, has traveled to Britain on his fifth official trip to see a doctor there.
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" The ministry has approved dozens of clinical trials, Dr. Dor said, adding, "If we don't do it right here, the specialists will go abroad with their knowledge, and we have wonderful knowledge here.
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The response of the administration, and of those from both sides of the aisle that support the TPP, has been consistent: U.S. companies and investors benefit from investor protections when they go abroad.
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With a population of 51 million, South Korea didn't have a big enough market to sustain its entertainment industry, so needed to go abroad, said Fung, from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Murakami's approach, best documented in his book The Art Entrepreneurship Theory, is for Japanese artists to go abroad, learn the "rules" to the "game" of contemporary art in the West, compete, and win.
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"When I go abroad it's a place I go to very often because I like it both for the place and for what they do, which can't often be found in Italy," she said.
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Yet Mary says many former victims have been re-trafficked to Italy, and fears not enough is being done to stop traffickers or persuade women and girls not to go abroad and into prostitution.
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Engel is trying to hire secondary school and university graduates right out of school, offering a 3-5-year training program and sufficiently attractive conditions so that they re-think plans to go abroad.
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"We need roads, water supply, electricity, health care and jobs so our children are not forced to go abroad to work," Shrestha, wrapped in a red woollen shawl, told Reuters after casting her vote.
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The world must know that we do not go abroad in search of enemies, that we are always happy when old enemies become friends and when old friends become allies, that's what we want.
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Tens of thousands of Indonesian women leave the country every year to go abroad to work as domestic helpers and - despite the government's vows to improve their protection - tales of abuse and exploitation are common.
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While Harley-Davidson claims it attempts to use as many American parts as it can, the company is sometimes forced to go abroad to find the right parts in terms of cost and comparable quality.
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"The effects in the bridge shoot will be quite good, and you don't even need to go abroad!" said a woman who answered the phone at a Suzhou studio that offers Tower Bridge wedding shoots.
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The United States, Germany and other Western governments did politely prod China to release Mr. Liu from prison and let him go abroad for treatment of his liver cancer, accompanied by his wife, Liu Xia.
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"We're not going to do anything under this administration that inadvertently makes U.S. business less competitive or encourages U.S. business to go abroad," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in April, when the review was announced.
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The administration has used unilateral and secondary penalties on Chinese and Russian firms that help North Korean banks launder money, allow North Korean workers to go abroad, and enable North Koreans to access international financial markets.
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Nasheed, in exile since he was allowed to go abroad for medical treatment in 2016, urged India to send an envoy "backed by the military" to the Maldives to free the detained judges and political prisoners.
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Cuba is famous for producing dancers the rest of the world finds astonishing, many of whom go abroad or even "defect" in the Cold War sense, but that reputation doesn't extend to the development of choreographers.
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"Policymakers clearly don't like the fact that, despite huge domestic savings, the best Chinese companies such as Alibaba still have to go abroad to raise money," said Larry Hu, head of China economics research at Macquarie Group.
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He explained to me that he has the financial means to go abroad for treatment, but he first put his faith in the local healthcare system when he started experiencing debilitating neck pain, about 19 years ago.
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Travelers often pack medications when they go abroad, but some popular prescription and over-the-counter ones Americans use for things like pain relief, better sleep, allergies and even the common cold are illegal in some countries.
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The BDDK did not say why the number of instalments had been reduced, but Polatoglu said the authorities appeared to believe that if it becomes harder for people to go abroad, foreign currency will stay in Turkey.
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Mr. Trump will go abroad on Friday less as an anti-Obama figure than as a latter-day Richard M. Nixon or Bill Clinton — a wounded president fleeing political storms at home for an uncertain welcome overseas.
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The governments of many developing countries encourage bright students to go abroad, often using scholarships as inducements, as part of a general policy of "capacity-building" so they can plug themselves into the latest thinking in the West.
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For now there is no hurry for travelers in the five states and a territory that have not complied so far — Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, Washington and American Samoa — if they are not planning to go abroad.
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That came after holiday giant TUI said a summer heatwave in northern Europe would prevent it from beating forecasts and Thomas Cook downgraded its profit outlook as people chose to enjoy the heat at home instead of go abroad.
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Trump's budget would reduce funding for educational and cultural exchanges by 52 percent, including a 47 percent cut to the Fulbright Program, which enables U.S. citizens to go abroad and brings foreign students to study in the United States.
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But Peace Corps volunteers go abroad for periods of two and a half years, not two and a half days, and they tend to be frank about not knowing for certain what effects, if any, their efforts may have.
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The Chinese government has sequestered Mr. Liu in a hospital room in northeast China and refused his request to go abroad for treatment, saying it wants to ensure that he receives the best care for his terminal liver cancer.
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"The Rohingya who tried to go abroad initially were cheated and suffered a lot," said Major Mehedi Hasan from the country's elite police force, Rapid Action Batallion (RAB), adding that their return could be a deterrent to others seeking to leave.
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Shprygin told the AP his friends in the hardcore fan scene have been summoned by Russia&aposs Federal Security Service, the heir to the Soviet-era KGB, for "preventative conversations" and many want to go abroad during the World Cup.
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That coming-together will, in time, allow users of each app to use any other alliance company's app when they go abroad, but Kumaravel said that the collaboration extends to general business knowledge and information sharing, particularly around engineering and tech.
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The dollars that go abroad to purchase foreign goods and services (imports) and foreign assets (outward investment) are matched almost perfectly by dollars coming back to the United States to purchase U.S. goods and services (exports) and U.S. assets (inward investment).
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The biggest change for Microsoft in the last year is having more opportunities than before in the Chinese market, particularly for Chinese companies wanting to go abroad, said Alan Crozier, chairman and CEO of the technology company's Greater China region.
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It will also hinge on how Americans think they will be treated when they go abroad, something people typically gauge based on what they're seeing in State Department reports, news media and on their fellow travelers' Facebook and Twitter feeds.
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"My son was the first person in our village to go abroad by plane," his father told Reuters, as he thumbed through an album of his son's last photos holidaying in Malaysia, downloaded from social media by his distraught parents.
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The flurry of big-name Chinese companies potentially choosing to stay home, rather than go abroad, in search of funding is part of a broader push by China, which has sought to develop homegrown champions in an array of sectors.
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It's why I didn't really last there for more than a semester or two before I had to go abroad, and then I immediately moved downtown — and it's just confusing, too, because you're just like, this is colloquial college experience.
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"It's a huge burden on the American psyche to have a president go abroad when a sword of Damocles is hanging over them at home," said Douglas Brinkley, a professor of history at Rice University and an expert on the presidency.
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" In Tunis, Ons Ben Abdelkarim, a twenty-six-year-old woman who leads a civic organization named Al Bawsala, said, "Tunisians who go abroad are the bloodiest—they show such an inhuman face when they go to the zones of jihad.
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But a lawyer for Mr. Liu and friends of the couple have said the couple wanted Mr. Liu to go abroad for treatment, apparently out of distrust of Chinese hospitals and to give Mr. Liu some freedom in his final days.
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Forcing people to go to class to learn statistics, probably the most effective thing we could to do to make society more resilient to terrorist attacks, would be even less popular then drafting them into the army to go abroad and kill terrorists.
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A source with knowledge of the consultation and friend of the family told Reuters late on Saturday that Liu had told the foreign doctors he hoped to go abroad for treatment, but the government had been very clear they would not allow this.
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Uncertain funding in the U.S. and impediments to open collaboration — like restrictions on immigration and visas or even social biases against foreigners — may increase incentives for researchers to go abroad; more importantly, those conditions, and anything else that makes scientific collaboration less easy, harms America.
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If Cambodians go abroad and do not fulfill their obligations to their host state, they would face the same action, he said, quoted by Fresh News -- a media outlet branded "a bludgeon for the ruling party" by The Phnom Penh Post, another English daily.
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It may be surprising, but the conversation that dominates the body positivity movement is not about hair but about plastic surgery, which has become popular among black millennials, some of whom even go abroad for their procedures or seek underground alternatives to save money.
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Asked why October felt like the right time to go abroad, Grisham said that a variety of factors, including Trump's schedule as "both first lady of the United States and as a parent," were involved in selecting the dates and duration of her itinerary.
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Her father, Roger Low, was one of those young upper-middle-class Englishmen who in the '285s had to go abroad to find suitable employment; he might have wound up in India if he hadn't landed a job at the National Bank of Egypt.
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Ordinary people don't seem to be laboring under the trauma that the Snapture would cause — what parent would let their child go abroad for weeks when they were very recently made aware of the fact that life can end with the snap of two big, purple fingers?
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"In a memorable address delivered two hundred years ago, Secretary John Quincy Adams warned that for America to go abroad 'in search of monsters to destroy' would put at risk everything that the nation professes to stand for," Quincy Institute President Andrew Bacevich said in the release.
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The small size of Taiwan (total population 24 million) means that startups targeting rapid growth usually need to go abroad, but Taiwan still makes a good test market because of its high smartphone penetration rate and the willingness of users to be early adopters of apps and online services.
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The trend comes as an increasing number of private companies, such as Alibaba and Tencent, are taking the lead in the latest phase of China's "Going Out" — a policy initiated at the turn of the century to increase the country's outbound investment by encouraging companies to go abroad.
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Europe is concerned about stability in Tunisia, partly because unemployment there has forced many young Tunisians to go abroad: The number of boats smuggling migrants to Italy has been rising and Tunisia has also produced the largest number of jihadists heading for battlefields in Iraq, Syria and Libya.
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In some fields the brain drain is extreme: almost all of China's best science students go abroad for their PhDs, and 85% of Chinese science and engineering graduates with American PhDs had not returned home five years after leaving, a study by the National Science Foundation found this year.
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Several of Ms. Liu's friends said it seemed to have been made by the security police keeping her in unofficial custody, in an effort to repel calls from rights groups and foreign politicians who have called for her to be freed, and allowed to go abroad if she wants.
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President Xi Jinping's speech underscored China's tightening grip, and it came as mainland authorities refused to allow the democracy advocate Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Peace laureate paroled from prison for cancer treatment, to go abroad for care, despite appeals to Mr. Xi, above, from dozens of prominent writers.
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"It is the norm - not the exception - that when we go abroad, the non-American surgeons are teaching the American surgeons how to do numerous things," said Kuwayama, who regularly serves on humanitarian missions for the medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), known in the U.S. as Doctors Without Borders.
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A Chinese vice minister of justice met with diplomats from the US, Germany and the EU on Thursday to brief them about Liu's case, and told the diplomats that Liu can't go abroad for treatment because he is too sick to travel, according to a source familiar with the meeting.
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"Trainees from China have been declining as wages there rise with economic growth, while in Vietnam, unemployment is high for youth with high education levels, so many young people want to go abroad to work," said Futaba Ishizuka, a research fellow at the Institute of Developing Economies, a think tank.
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"Gui Minhai is exhibiting symptoms of a serious neurological condition, symptoms that did not exist before he was taken into custody in October 2015," said John Kamm, an American businessman and human rights advocate who has been working with Mr. Gui's family to try to win his release to go abroad for treatment.
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AMERICANS ABROAD Klinsmann constantly denigrated the quality of play in Major League Soccer — to the point that the league's commissioner, Don Garber, once felt he had no choice but demand that he stop — and there was no question that his preference was always for players to go abroad to play whenever possible.
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But still, we benefit from the global trade of raw materials, we buy from all around the world because we want to have the best possible quality for our customers and the best possible quality is not always only available locally, sometimes you need to go abroad to get the right materials in.
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And I always give this advice to young people, don't run off to D.C., don't go abroad, until you set your roots down someplace, because the work you do in America today is as diverse as anything you'll do around the world, and you can't grow into that if you don't start someplace.
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I think that that issue is going to take center stage at a time that Republicans really can&apost afford it, because they have this tax bill coming out this week, the President as you just mentioned was -- is going -- preparing to go abroad after really key important trip and this is hanging over.
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"I do Reform Jewish weddings for couples in Israel, but they aren't recognized by the state, so these couples have to go abroad to get civil marriages in order to get the benefits of married couples in Israel," Noa Sattath, a Reform rabbi in Israel who was an officiant on Sunday, explained to me.
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A spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Geng Shuang, on Monday denounced calls for Mr. Liu to be freed to go abroad as "meddling" by foreigners, even though two doctors, a German and an American, who were invited by the government to examine Mr. Liu said that he could travel and that their hospitals would treat him.
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" In the films, which he called "Pizza for the People", he explored the idea of what would happen if North Korea became a democracy, and the two male and female actors who starred in each installment acted out four scenarios, including instructions for making a pizza (complete with a made-from-scratch potato dough crust), packing a suitcase to go abroad, celebrating Christmas and "how to become a trend leader at pop dancing.
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A representative for the Trump children, meanwhile, did not address questions about the children's diplomatic role, but pointed to a past statement by the Trump Organization that said it was looking at ways to transfer control of its various sections from Donald Trump to Ivanka, Eric and Donald Jr. Even if the Trump children go abroad for purely business reasons, representatives of other countries may find it difficult to view them as anything other than the U.S. president's emissaries, and some may try to take advantage of the fact that they have their father's ear.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Trump Jr. raves about Kanye's 'Jesus Is King': He 'is cracking the culture code' MORE on Wednesday railed against the son of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPompeo says Trump-Zelensky call was 'consistent' with administration policy Alyssa Milano to co-host Biden fundraiser next month House panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry MORE over his foreign business dealings, claiming that if his name was Hunter Biden he could go abroad and make millions.
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