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▲ 3 r/covidlonghaulers

Is there anyone else who starts sweating profusely after coffee?

i wonder if it could be histamine related or just typical blood pressure impact of coffee

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u/nadjalita — 6 days ago
▲ 71 r/howislivingthere

What is it like in Saint-Denis, France?

What is it like to live in Saint-Denis? I hear it's a lot of diaspora, from North Africa and other African former colonies or where from?

Do tourists stay there for the Paris trip as well?

what's their experience like?

I often hear people saying it's dangerous and I would argue in terms of Europe it might be but people from the U.S. or something I'm assuming would have a different experience.

All of this is all assumptions, I'm Swiss and I live under a rock in this regard

u/nadjalita — 24 days ago
▲ 0 r/FitnessDE

Wie oft hat HSN Rabatte?

Ich würde gerne whey ohne Süssungsmittel bestellen und würde im moment 28/kg zahlen

ist das schon gut? wie oft haben die Rabatte?

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u/nadjalita — 1 month ago
▲ 15 r/howislivingthere

I'm a Swiss university student of international law and I'm considering getting a PHD at Nova.

Transparently I've never been to the university but I have been to Lisbon many times and I quite enjoyed the city (only for vacation!). I like the location of having the ocean so close by and being able to go for s surf on the weekend.
Additionally the Law School at Nova seems to have a good reputation and it seems like a good choice.

I wonder if anyone can tell me a bit about what it's like to/ what I should expect from the university and Lisbon as a home rather than a vacation destination.

u/nadjalita — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/PortugalExpats

I'm a Swiss university student of international law and I'm considering getting a PHD at Nova.

Transparently I've never been to the university but I have been to Lisbon many times and I quite enjoyed the city (only for vacation!). I like the location of having the ocean so close by and being able to go for s surf on the weekend.
Additionally the Law School at Nova seems to have a good reputation and it seems like a good choice.

I wonder if anyone can tell me a bit about what it's like to/ what I should expect.

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u/nadjalita — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/lisboa

I'm a Swiss university student of international law and I'm considering getting a PHD at Nova.

Transparently I've never been to the university but I have been to Lisbon many times and I quite enjoyed the city (only for vacation!). I like the location of having the ocean so close by and being able to go for s surf on the weekend.
Additionally the Law School at Nova seems to have a good reputation and it seems like a good choice.

I wonder if anyone portuguese other international is there and can tell me a bit about what it's like to/ what I should expect.

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u/nadjalita — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/aixmarseille

I'm going for a beach city get away with a friend in june or august for a week, we wanna go to the beach and spend some time in the city shopping, cafe-hopping etc.

Would you recommend staying in the Pointe-Rouge area or Cassis?

I wonder are the beaches significantly less crowded in Cassis for example?

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u/nadjalita — 2 months ago