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	title:	Going to Live in Portugal: All You Need to Know to Enjoy Your New Life in the Sun
	author:	Sue Tyson-Ward
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	How To Books Ltd
	released:	November 25, 2005
	isbn:	1845280512
	isbn-13:	9781845280512

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Customer Reviews
Déjà vu - Rated Déjà vu This book would get a higher rating from me except for that feeling of having already read what it says somewhere else. It looks like a reworked version of what has gone before, which is strange because there is no acknowledge to it. Well, perhaps it is my imagination, but I was left with a feeling of uneasiness. It covers the same as the other books on the matter, but... it is not my favourite. It also appears to be a bit dismissive of some aspects of life in Portugal. It is a double edged job....

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Déjà vu - Rated 2/5
Déjà vu

This book would get a higher rating from me except for that feeling of having already read what it says somewhere else. It looks like a reworked version of what has gone before, which is strange because there is no acknowledge to it. Well, perhaps it is my imagination, but I was left with a feeling of uneasiness. It covers the same as the other books on the matter, but... it is not my favourite. It also appears to be a bit dismissive of some aspects of life in Portugal. It is a double edged job....