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Take a look at those areas I referred to in my previous comment and you'll see that your image of Dubai is but one part of the wider picture. Ask yourself if the West End and the City are all of London or if Beverly Hills is all of LA?

Plenty of people live in Karama and Bur Dubai (i.e. not in Sharjah), for example, who are not especially rich - those parts of Dubai are in fact the oldest and most populous parts of Dubai! Visit those places - don't just go to the usual tourist traps of the Palm, the Marina, and Downtown!

That's a part of Dubai - designed to bring in the money - but take a trip around Karama, Bur Dubai, or even Jumeirah and tell me that's the case.

Excellent - is it possible to add advice re reps/sets?

(also worth taking into account whether clauses like an absurd non-compete are even enforceable...)

Speaking from experience, you're right given its convenience. Though, I (and any responsible lawyer for that matter) will then also look up the case on WestLaw/Lexis given Wikipedia is very much an imperfect source.

It seems that if you use more than 2 commas in a sentence it is considered bad writing.

If you actually read the article properly, you'll read the author has adequately anticipated and dealt with your objections. Please read the article before you comment.

Certain corporate baonds have as well. Notably, Nestle's are negative.

I should add, plenty of print journalists move into some form of TV journalism - not only for wider exposure, but for the greater salaries.