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[11]	Where will be the best place to live in 2005?
BStoner [12]	Posted: 19.11.2004, 22:50
registered: Jun. 2002 Posts: 104 Status: offline last visit: 30.04.08	Where will be the best place to live in 2005? The World in 2005 turned to the Economist Intelligence Unit, which has devised a 2005 “quality of life” index for 111 countries. Result: [b]Ireland comfortably tops the league[/b]. America, though the second-richest country (behind Luxembourg) in GDP per head, slips to 13th in quality of life. Britain languishes in 29th place.
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slmcd [18]	Posted: 20.11.2004, 11:17
[19] registered: Jul. 2002 Posts: 149 Status: offline last visit: 18.01.07	I'm ready to move right now, at least for the next four years or so! Tom can claim dual citizenship because his grandfather was born in Ireland. Sharon McDonnell (slmcd) "Closed mouths gather no foot."
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Where will be the best place to live in 2005?

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Where will be the best place to live in 2005? The World in 2005 turned to the Economist Intelligence Unit, which has devised a 2005 “quality of life” index for 111 countries. Result: [b]Ireland comfortably tops the league[/b]. America, though the second-richest country (behind Luxembourg) in GDP per head, slips to 13th in quality of life. Britain languishes in 29th place.

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I'm ready to move right now, at least for the next four years or so! Tom can claim dual citizenship because his grandfather was born in Ireland.

Sharon McDonnell (slmcd)
"Closed mouths gather no foot."

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