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BEST of PARIS 2017 30 DAY REVIEW 1H SIGHTSEEING CRUISE 18 WELCOME to REALITY Every Day, by Day Or by Night MAGAZINE Issue 36 EXPATRIATESEXPATRIATES@expatriatesmagazine MAGAZINE@expatriates_magazine www.paris.expatriatesmagazine.com Issue 34 May 2017 BELLE DAVID DISCOVER SHARES THE A DIFFERENT REALITY OF WAY OF LIVING IN LEARNING FRANCE FRENCH SUMMER READS CONTEST WINNER Marc Nouss ER AHL K IA BEST OF IV L O PARIS O 2017 N A R 30 DAY P O REVIEW S LIVING COMMUNITY EDUCATION CITY HEALTH DIRECTORY Global Perspective. Professor from Australia Global Network. DBA candidate from the USA IMBA Alumnus from Japan The International School of Management offers three fully accredited degrees in international business management for young professionals and senior executives: International MBA, DBA and PhD. 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