Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Life quality
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Civil rights in Hong Kong
Human rights in Hong Kong. To understand the human rights situation in Hong Kong, one must know that it is a special administrative region that is distinct from mainland China. This means that they have a separate semi-autonomous legal system.
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Best cities to live in the U.S.
Best places to live in the U.S.A. According to the publicly available data the best places to live in the U.S.A. are Austin (Texas), Denver (Colorado), des Moines (Iowa), Minneapolis-St. Paul, San Francisco (California) and Portland (Oregon).
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Top universities of Malta
Malta education overview. Maltese education is centralized because of the country’s territory. There is an obligatory education of ages 5 to 16. Education is divided in 4 stages of education – pre-primary, primary, secondary and tertiary.
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American lifestyle
American culture and lifestyle. America has many differences to other parts of the world as the territory of the country is spread over 10 million square kilometers and split into states. Other countries are usually smaller in area and lifestyle diversity.
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Healthcare system of Lithuania
Lithuanian healthcare overview. In Lithuania healthcare is accessible and is free of charge, because the country is in European Union, but the governmental services and lines for doctors’ appointments can be quite big, so make an appointment in advance.
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Best places to live in Great Britain
Top cities to live in Great Britain. Living in Great Britain means that you will never be too far away from the open countryside or coast as well as large cities. Great Britain is the whole island off the northwest coast of continental Europe.