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Sofia is the cheapest city in Europe to live in

Sofia is the cheapest city in Europe for foreigners to live in, Euobserver announced the results from the research of consultant company Mercer on Friday, news portal Mediapool.bg reported.

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Jo'burg Gets Cheaper for Expatriates

JOHANNESBURG is one of the world's least expensive cities for expatriates, ranking 140th in the 2008 Mercer Cost of Living Survey.

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Tokyo 2nd most expensive city for expats after Moscow

LONDON — Moscow is the world’s most expensive city for expats, while Tokyo has pipped London to move into second place, according to a global cost of living survey published Thursday. Th...

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Dublin listed as world's 16th most expensive city

DUBLIN HAS been ranked as the 16th most expensive city in the world and the 12th most expensive in Europe, according to the latest annual Mercer cost of living survey.

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Moving to Moscow Get cashed up

MOSCOW is the world's most expensive city for expats, while Tokyo has pipped London to move into second place, according to a new global cost of living survey. The study takes New York as the base me...

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"How Not to Get Robbed" - Santa Cruz, Bolivia

When the lunatic left the asylum...

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Trend News : Istanbul becomes 23rd most expensive city: Survey

"Istanbul becomes 23rd most expensive city: Survey 24.07.08 16:58 Istanbul has been ranked 23rd in the Mercer's 2008 Cost of Living survey, reported World Bulletin. According to the survey, Moscow is still the most expensive city for expatriates while Asunción in Paraguay is the cheapest." More: Trend News : Istanbul becomes 23rd most expensive city: Survey

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Oslo fourth most expensive

Oslo has climbed in the ranking of the world’s most expensive cities. Only Moscow, Tokyo and London cost more to live in.

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London third most expensive city

London is the third most expensive city in the world to live in for expatriates, with Moscow and Tokyo leading the list.

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Moscow tops list of pricey cities

Moscow has topped the league of most expensive cities for expatriates to live in for the third year running. The research by human resources firm Mercer took account of expenses such as rent, eating ...

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Moscow tops list of pricey cities

Moscow tops the league of the most expensive cities to live in for expatriates, followed by Tokyo and London.

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London may be costly, but it's cheap compared with Moscow and Tokyo

If you think a coffee in London is expensive, don't move to Moscow - or Tokyo, for that matter. The Russian capital tops the list of the world's most expensive locations for the third year running and London has lost its second spot.

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Where I´m going I don´t need roads'?? - Asuncion, Paraguay

When the lunatic left the asylum...

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PGMA stumbles upon promising rubber farming industry as she visits North Cotabato

MAKILALA, North Cotabato, July 23 (PNA) -- President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo saw here Tuesday the big potential of the rubber tree farming in this province when she visited this town where the Platinum Rubber Dev’t. Inc.(PRDI) is located.