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| He lived | abroad for several years, witnessing many of the scen |
| 1980s, as Coombs appeared, both in Britain and | abroad, with several major orchestras and, in 1989, b |
| Figo, to the 1995 Portuguese Cup, Peixe moved | abroad to Sevilla FC, accompanying coach Toni. |
| affinity with people of Irish ancestry living | abroad who share its cultural identity and heritage. |
| o more than 50 cities in the United States and | abroad to share his art and perspectives with enthral |
| asional appearances as a soloist in London and | abroad (he shared the stage with Pablo Casals at a 19 |
| members who collected information about travel | abroad and shared it among like-minded American women |
| 01, with the help of a medical agency acquired | abroad, where she first worked at a hospital and then |
| She has worked, written, and taught from | abroad since she left Kenya. |
| After 1852, she lived mainly in London and | abroad, but she moved to Folkestone in 1871, where sh |
| He spent one season there before again heading | abroad with Sheriff Tiraspol of Moldova for two seaso |
| tured in many exhibitions, both in Ireland and | abroad, including shows in Portugal, Scotland, India |
| In 1995, he went | abroad and signed for Brazilian team Cruzeiro. |
| He decided to take a look at playing | abroad and signed a contract with FC Zwolle in Dutch |
| In the 1962 summer, aged 27, del Sol moved | abroad and signed for Juventus FC. |
| ts FK Vardar since 2007, Filip decided to move | abroad and signed with Serbian top league club FK Jav |
| Subsequently, he moved | abroad and signed with Avispa Fukuoka in the J. Leagu |
| In the ensuing summer, he moved | abroad and signed with Real Betis of Spain, on a five |
| ne season, which ended in relegation, he moved | abroad again, signing for Cypriot First Division outf |
| the Dutch Cup, 32-year old Opdam had his first | abroad experience, signing for Austrian club FC Red B |
| He played | abroad before signing for Witton Albion in 1982, and |
| Moving | abroad again, Silva joined another Portuguese outfit, |
| of the president on account of illness, travel | abroad or similar circumstances, the speaker of the p |
| the University of Wisconsin system for a study | abroad program since 1985. |
| He left China in March 2005 and has lived | abroad ever since, notably in Germany and England. |
| whose high school crush returns from studying | abroad for six years, and the healing of the rift bet |
| ing the stage on fire with shows in Greece and | abroad with smaller tours. |
| st every relevant exhibition in Yugoslavia and | abroad, in Sofia, Munich, Paris, Rome, Wien and Londo |
| etta has performed both in the Netherlands and | abroad with soloists such as Murray Perahia, Thomas H |
| als of 252 games and 42 goals, but also played | abroad with some success in Italy, being unlucky in h |
| Some of the herbs are imported from | abroad, and some of them grow around Karlovy Vary. |
| After teaching | abroad for some years John became music master at Har |
| the purpose of providing coverage to churches | abroad, and soon thereafter Bishops Khurshid Alam of |
| ying to steal his paintings or to smuggle them | abroad would soon die, become paralyzed, or have a si |
| the first native North Koreans to join a club | abroad, Krylia Sovetov Samara of Russian Premier Leag |
| This year the championship also enjoyed a race | abroad, at Spa-Francorchamps. |
| From 1994-96, he had two unassuming spells | abroad, in Spain and Germany (the latter being in the |
| He went | abroad to Spain and Portugal in 1697, and observed th |
| In summer 1995 he went | abroad to Spain at UD Salamanca. |
| quently granted leave of absence and travelled | abroad to Spain where he amazed the Court in Madrid w |
| After just one season, he moved | abroad, joining Spain's Real Murcia in the country's |
| ausanne, Heidelberg, and Berlin, and travelled | abroad in Spain, the Sudan, Greece, and Turkey before |
| He played | abroad in Spain, Switzerland and Germany. |
| regularly at renowned music festivals home and | abroad (Italy, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, C |
| n the USBL and CBA leagues in the country, and | abroad in Spain, France, Puerto Rico, Turkey and Arge |
| Chuck sent one copy | abroad and specifically to BBC radio's John Peel. |
| ieved that it was Mary who began her education | abroad and spent time as a companion to Archduchess M |
| He was admitted to the bar in 1845 and went | abroad and spent two years in study at the Universiti |
| In 1921, Flint went | abroad and spent four years farming in New Zealand. |
| In 2001, Sciarra again moved | abroad and spent a season with Panionios in Greece. |
| In 1980 he went | abroad and spent the last two years of his career at |
| In 1874, he went | abroad and spent much time consulting the archaeologi |
| riests have also recruited intelligence agents | abroad and spied on Russian emigrant communities. |
| r is home to the Semester in Los Angeles study | abroad program sponsored by University of Texas at Au |
| eople, with at least a person from each family | abroad the standard of living is pretty high. |
| l less successful stints in the Bundesliga and | abroad before starting as a youth coach for the Germa |
| er by saying "I don't care either being famous | abroad or starting an international career. |
| Williams took several coaching jobs | abroad including steering Finnish team RoPS to the qu |
| f raw materials at home and for sale of papain | abroad was stiff and stifling. |
| e time that a British citizen could have lived | abroad and still vote from 5 years to 20 years, and e |
| Subsequently, he moved | abroad with Stockport County in England, appearing sp |
| were created, fueled by supplies smuggled from | abroad or stolen from official publishing houses. |
| d by the Soviet Union's restrictions on travel | abroad and strict censorship of information in the me |
| activities as encouraging research and studies | abroad, international student exchanges, faculty exch |
| The tournament brings together teams from | abroad, amateur, student and the armed forces. |
| veral celebrities, American politicians, study | abroad programs, students, documentary film makers, a |
| the northeastern city of Shumen, Sakazov went | abroad for studies during his youth, studying in West |
| He went | abroad to study at the University of London where he |
| Students also have the opportunity to travel | abroad for study trips during Winterim. |
| Kulikovo (1805) enabled the young artist to go | abroad to study art in Europe. |
| o has three sister organizations: Go Volunteer | Abroad, Go Study Abroad and Go Teach Abroad. |
| y also offers its students the chance to study | abroad, to study in English, and barrier-free access |
| He went | abroad to study for three years under the guidance of |
| In addition Elwes undertook numerous journeys | abroad to study the trees in the wild, even visiting |
| He went | abroad to study for the priesthood, reaching Paris in |
| He travelled | abroad to study, earning a Bachelor of Arts from the |
| ts were ordained, with some of them being sent | abroad to study. |
| ated in the implementation, both in France and | abroad, of successful and effective economic regulati |
| Shankar(Jaishankar) returns from | abroad after successfully completing his higher studi |
| n widely anthologized in the United States and | abroad in such journals such as 42opus and Crazyhorse |
| ures of other nations and traveled extensively | abroad, visiting such places as France and Great Brit |
| A tall striker, Jeroen Boere went | abroad in summer 1993 when he was signed by Billy Bon |
| eason (e.g. if he joined the championship from | abroad during summer), or he can receive votes for ma |
| offerings to international patients traveling | abroad for surgical procedures. |
| At times, their reputation | abroad has surpassed that of their reputation in Japa |
| ad of indentured labourers who arrived in 1916 | abroad the Sutlej. |
| Oliphant has appeared | abroad in Sweden, France and elsewhere and at numerou |
| In 1997 moved | abroad to Sweden, playing for the club Helsingborg. |
| nting in the Midlands, Scotland and Wales, and | abroad in Switzerland and Egypt. |
| ber musician, he has played in the country and | abroad (France, Switzerland, Italy, Hungary, Czechosl |
| abul and receives donations from Jewish groups | abroad and sympathetic Muslim locals. |
| At 25 he went | abroad to take part in the Dutch war. |
| Ramprasadh's concert tours | abroad have taken him to the USA, UK, Germany, France |
| ed "Lolita" about a middle-aged man travelling | abroad who takes a room as a lodger and instantly bec |
| concerts and tours both at home in Finland and | abroad and takes part in various academic festivities |
| lays locally and nationally as well as touring | abroad and taking part in competitions. |
| After returning from studying | abroad, he taught at Kyoto Imperial University for a |
| After spending a number of years | abroad, Farkas taught and conducted in his home count |
| ider audience and began extensively travelling | abroad to teach and lecture in other countries. |
| ts medicine, and has accompanied British teams | abroad as team doctor. |
| At nearly 31, he moved | abroad, representing teams in Cyprus, Greece and Luxe |
| He began his professional career | abroad with teams in Turkey, Spain, and Italy before |
| s College in 1938 and was told he could travel | abroad until term started. |
| ernment sent messages to all Spanish embassies | abroad ordering that they uphold the version that ETA |
| He moved | abroad later that same year, being bought by Danish c |
| in the car, and they did not know that he was | abroad at that time. |
| The opposing view, both inside Zimbabwe and | abroad, holds that the service indoctrinates its memb |
| ays we can be stronger at home, more respected | abroad, and that John Kerry has the message and the s |
| Lots of people from Nochad work | abroad and that is an alternate mode of income. |
| Therefore when traveling | abroad, stations that broadcast on certain frequencie |
| ces for manufactured goods or to send industry | abroad so that workers might get free housing from th |
| O'more offers a study | abroad program that usually travels to its sister sch |
| One priest of the Russian Orthodox Church | Abroad noted that martyrdom in the Russian Orthodox C |
| ation is imposed for the purchase of arms from | abroad and the construction of two radio stations and |
| erican college students studying in their year | abroad at the Institute for International Studies. |
| e has had exhibitions in the United States and | abroad including the Nexus Biennial at the Nexus Cont |
| d version' was performed in Czechoslovakia and | abroad in the 1950s, the original ending only being r |
| moved to Tarpeda-MAZ Minsk before transferring | abroad for the first time in the summer of the same y |
| Szczot chose to play | abroad for the 2005-06 season and signed for the Belg |
| She was hailed in the press, in France and | abroad, as the "Sparrow from Avignon," in reference t |
| us for Anderson's programmes to be transmitted | abroad, in the lucrative American market, and decided |
| d world-wide, which contributed to his success | abroad in the United States, South America and Japan. |
| artment and privacy at conferences at home and | abroad, including the 2008 Iberoamerican Data Protect |
| He moved | abroad for the 1994 K-League season, splitting time w |
| tage of population from Changanacherry resides | abroad in the Gulf, Europe and America. |
| cognition by premier music bodies in India and | abroad in the form of many titles and prizes. |
| ideo work extensively in the United States and | abroad, including The Whitney Biennial (1991), Americ |
| Undergraduate students may also study | abroad in the Andrews University Year in England at N |
| He remained | abroad during the rest of Mary's reign, principally a |
| excellence in supporting missions at home and | abroad through the SBC. |
| commune is well-known both in the country and | abroad for the ceramic products made by local craftsm |
| the E.123 format specifies +354 xxx xxxx from | abroad since the country code is +354. |
| f many notable English-based players who moved | abroad during the mid and late 1980s, attracted overs |
| test for the building he spent additional time | abroad for the particular purpose of studying theatre |
| other artists from both the United States and | abroad covered the song, though none of the artists a |
| In 2007, aged 30, he moved | abroad for the first time, joining Alki Larnaca FC, f |
| e in Christendom in order to help the Crusades | abroad in the Holy Land. |
| rnment to help its citizens sentenced to death | abroad; rather, the court based its decision on issue |
| s performed his work widely both in the UK and | abroad, including the Cork International Poetry Festi |
| Moving | abroad to the Greek League club AEK Athens, Kus start |
| Todd signed | abroad in the EIHL with the Newcastle Vipers for the |
| m, then just a few years later in the U.S. and | abroad on the 1992 Mercury release Rare Masters, and |
| th esteemed orchestras of her home country and | abroad, including The Cleveland Orchestra; the Zagreb |
| works together with countercult organizations | abroad like the Spiritual Counterfeits Project (see T |
| and lawful permanent residents traveling from | abroad to the U.S. The pilot program started at Georg |
| atened: the Counter-Reformation was succeeding | abroad and the Thirty Years' War was not progressing |
| He left Kent and went | abroad in the middle of 1655. |
| stationed in the UK since 1823, and did not go | abroad till the Crimean War in 1854. |
| Many shapes have also attended the fiesta from | abroad, over the years a UFO and a beaver have travel |
| of 2010 Sci-Fi-London made its very first trip | abroad, when the festival traveled to Powai, Mumbai a |
| nally thought the demise of Egyptian authority | abroad during the Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt made the |
| She spent her junior year of college studying | abroad in the United States at the University of Oreg |
| conductor in Spain, and then went on to study | abroad at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music and the Mo |
| ttracted by new towns and out of town sites or | abroad, leaving the docks with less trade. |
| p of Christian Assemblies and its counterparts | abroad, like the Christian Congregation in Brazil; th |
| s cite as many as 1,500,000 Nicaraguans living | abroad by the end of 2005. |
| Hansa served | abroad for the first nine years of her career in the |
| The Norwegian sailors were | abroad during the action the previous day and their d |
| so featured in National Geographic's Locked Up | Abroad, as the location where four young men were sen |
| owever, he spent his first professional season | abroad, with the Italian Serie A's 3A Antonini Siena. |
| received less praise in his birth country than | abroad, and the lack of attention his works received |
| s covered up "grotesque violations of the law" | abroad by the CIA. |
| She now plays | abroad for the Romanian club CSM Satu Mare, signing a |
| rpose of launching a public relations campaign | abroad against the expected flood of cheap, poor qual |
| He was sent to travel | abroad in the hope that he would forget his attachmen |
| He has performed | abroad in the South American cities of Buenos Aires, |
| e at their best as a force in Italy and mostly | abroad, winning the UEFA Cup three times in that peri |
| The band regularly tours | abroad: in the 09-10 academic year CUJO played at the |
| following year he undertook a special mission | abroad for the ministry, and rejoined the Army in 194 |
| The company also hosted websites for entities | abroad, including the Qatari television station Al Ja |
| They also gained some mainstream exposure | abroad for the first time, as Waking Hours was a succ |
| Whilst there he studied | abroad at the University of Cambridge, passing Part 1 |
| ing machines of Wheeler & Wilson were exported | abroad outside the United States as well. |
| ide return journeys for holidaymakers stranded | abroad by the sudden bankruptcy of an airline or tour |
| within the United Kingdom, or British citizens | abroad, however the citizen must be within the United |
| The contest lost popularity in Poland and | abroad in the 1980s, declining further during the 199 |
| een giving public concerts in India as well as | abroad, winning the hearts of viewers and listeners.. |
| r to enlist in the Irish Guards, later serving | abroad with the Palestine Police Force, before return |
| ther parts of Albania, and even to expatriates | abroad) after the fall of communism in the early 1990 |
| He has performed in India and | abroad in the U.K., Australia, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Ma |
| or "boundaries" between information operations | abroad and the news media at home, but providing for |
| several projects for Swedish embassy buildings | abroad, and the last decade-and-a-half of his life wa |
| cher in France, Mistler applied for a position | abroad through the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. |
| o teach at various art colleges in Britain and | abroad, including the University of Brighton, Univers |
| t the whole championship line-up left to clubs | abroad, and the team was closed due to financial prob |
| Sen has exhibited widely both in India and | abroad, including the Calcutta Group exhibition (1944 |
| rainers and seven fights later he was fighting | abroad with the National team at the age of 16. |
| Due to the events | abroad plus the AMCA Championship rounds it is too di |
| reported on many notable events in Canada and | abroad including the 1995 Quebec referendum for which |
| In 1948 Rabbi Chaim was | abroad at the outbreak of the War of Independence, an |
| a measure for removing conspiracies to murder | abroad from the class of misdemeanour to that of felo |
| He also played | abroad, in the Swiss second division. |
| After moving | abroad in the summer of 2001 he created satellite TV |
| nsion of American influence and military usage | abroad and the rise of the Anti-Imperialist League. |
| , English National Opera and many opera houses | abroad, including the Aix-en-Provence Festival, the O |
| ed its consolidation at home and its expansion | abroad with the establishment of breweries in London |
| nducted an extensive search both in the UK and | abroad, including the home of Paul Strasburger, the f |
| began to have an impact on the style of homes | abroad throughout the 40s. |
| The book was influential | abroad, exporting the ideas of Poland's Golden Freedo |
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