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Fourth, preventing Egyptians abroad from voting.

David Cameron has imposed a three-line whip to vote it down and brought forward the debate from Thursday to Monday so he and the Foreign Secretary can be there (they will be abroad on Thursday).

Fast forward from June to November 23rd.

1. "Home-Thoughts, From Abroad", by Robert Browning.

To those looking from the outside – journalists, foreign politicians and visitors from abroad – Brazil was leading the way forward, and this new style of art and artistic expression was slowly seeping into the cultural identity of the country.

I want to look forward to returning home from a trip abroad, but thanks to my name or as the TSA officer put it -- my "profile" -- I've come to dread it.

"If a club from abroad was to show interest and come forward I wouldn't say no to that," he said.

As the summer holidays begin, many families look forward to breaks away from home, in the UK and abroad.

She had never been out of the country and was looking forward to the semester abroad.

My attention then turned to all the things I've purchased from traveling abroad, which I especially look forward to doing each trip.

Cheap financing allowed emerging economies to temporarily live beyond their means, borrowing the difference from abroad: capital flows into such countries enabled them to import more than they exported.Now fast-forward a couple of years.