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"The locals think that the Chinese are rich foreigners, while the Chinese think they're paying for the lazy locals to go to school," Mr. Jiang said.

The clientele at Amsterdam's coffee shops are mainly tourists or other foreigners, while the Dutch themselves smoke marijuana at lower rates than Americans do.

The consolidated list has the names of more than 400,000 people, about 97 percent of them foreigners, while the no-fly and selectee lists have about 6,000 and 20,000, respectively.

"All the money that went to pay the salaries of foreigners and to rent expensive apartments and cars for foreigners while the situation of the country was degrading — there was something revolting about it," Ms. Pierre Louis said.

When the arrangements started to collapse, Britain sent 700 to 800 paratroopers to the airport at Freetown on Monday, but insisted that they had the sole task of evacuating foreigners, while the United States announced that it would help transport 700 Bangladeshi soldiers.

Rarely were local foods and products purchased by foreigners, while the cost of maintaining a U.S. soldier on the hoof could support 70 Afghani if they could be trained and trusted.

Around the Place Boyer in Pétionville, the wealthy town above Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princeeclubsy guands caterestaurantsite and to foreigners, withe acrosecuritytreet, in a refuguardsmp, hundreds of Haitians huddle under tarps and in tents in the mud and wind of the season's unpredicatere rains.

In American graduate schools, nearly half of students studying the sciences are foreigners; while these students might once have spent their careers here, many are now opting to return home.

This clip shows how Bandai thinks the Tuttuki Bako will be used by foreigners, while this one shows how men in general will react to the toy.

Tony Volpon of Nomura Securities, a stockbroker, reckons Brazil's treasury is losing around 40 billion reais ($24 billion) a year as it sells Brazilian bonds to foreigners while investing the proceeds in dollar instruments yielding ten percentage points less.

If the oft-mooted plan goes ahead, city coffee shops will remain off limits for foreigners, while those outside of town will welcome them, effectively creating a new phenomenon: cannabis ghettoes.