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‘There’s an arrogance to the way they move around the city’: is it time for digital nomads like me to leave Lisbon?

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By Alex Holder
| AOL UK Verified
For the past five years, I’ve lived in a flat in a four-storey apartment building standing atop a hill in the pastel-hued district of Lapa, Lisbon. I work from my desk at home, with a view of palm fronds outside the window as I dial into Zooms with London advertising agencies, for which I’m paid in pounds into a UK bank account. Upstairs, one of my neighbours makes money from France, and downstairs another offers financial coaching to a range of international clients.
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‘A Pixie Cut Is Hair Prison - Here's What I Learned From Getting The Chop'

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By Alex Holder
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Why Queen Camilla Wore Black to Meet the Pope, but Princess Charlene Has Permission to Wear White Queen Camilla dressed to respect protocol with religious history when she met Pope Francis at the Vatican. On April 9, Queen Camilla and King Charles met the Pope in a surprise twist to their Italy trip. The King and Queen's itinerary in Italy was originally due to include the Holy See, the …
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Is Capitalism Destroying Our Love Language?

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By Alex Holder
| ELLE Singapore Verified
The message, which sends my phone shivering across the desk, begins as many do: Blessings, Divine Sister! It lands in a WhatsApp group called ‘Hermanas London’ which translates as Sisters of London. There are thousands and thousands of members across the Hermanas groups which cover the globe from Tulum to Ibiza, and the messages, predominantly written in English, are generally promoting an event or renting out a room.
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