PIANO LESSONS IN PARIS
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PIANO LESSONS IN PARIS
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Code Postal: 75016
Ville: Paris
Pays: France
Telephone: 06.47.20.37.98
Fun and engaging piano lessons in English are offered by Japanese/British pianist with many years of experience. A graduate of the Royal College of Music and a holder of two highly recognised teaching qualifications, Diploma (DipABRSM) and Licentiate (LRSM) from the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music
All lessons are given at student’s home at the time of your convenience and tailored to the individual’s needs and goals to achieve the maximum results.
ABRSM piano exam preparations supported
Please have a look at the website for details
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Giving Up U.S. Citizenship: Why and How
Giving Up U.S. Citizenship: Why and How
Giving Up U.S. Citizenship: Why and How
There are many reasons why someone may want to give up their US citizenship. One of them is taxation. 1040 Abroad is here to explain the reasons people give up U.S. citizenship and how to do it.
According to the Department of State, 6,705 Americans gave up their citizenship in 2020 alone. Compared to the 2,577 people who gave up their US citizenship in 2019, that number has increased by 260%.
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It's Ground Hog Day again! I get such a kick out of this day - it just makes me laugh and yet its origins are ancient and no joke - so that I want to share its background with you, dear reader, once again. --Lisa
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La version anglaise:
If Candlemas be fair and bright,
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