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                                                              worId", but you're also away from your home and
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             So, you're  going away with friends,  with nobody  family.  So try to look out for each other' And don't
             around to  give you glief? That mi$ht  be,how it  Ue seitistr. A mate  who won't  make the effort should
             seems in theory. In reality,  disa$reements  can often  be left at home' Don't be the one who lets everyone
             happen. Before  you even leave home,  be honest with  down.  Respect  people's  space and their needs' likes

  .  :.=..}  eacn ottrer about what  you want from this holiday'  and dislikes. If you're stayin$  in a self-catering
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             only person who wants to spend lots of chiiled   tfre cooking  and washin$-up'  With a litUe care and
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   *         nights in watching  BBC World' Be honest  about
             what  you want before  you leave and discuss  any  :.3r  ,r,
             problems ASAP.
                                                              Right now, you mi$ht not think  you'll miss home'
                                                              nrit you may feel differently  when  you're  hundreds
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             This mi$ht  be the first time you've had lots of  of miles away, so be sure to keep in touch  by
             money to spend  on yourself.  But don't forget  that  phone, SMS or email. If possible, amange  for your
              this money is supposed  to last your whole holiday'  iamrty to call or text you at an agreed time, to
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