The first Korean man to join the tour in 2000 was Choi Kyung-ju, known overseas as K.J.
Almost all of Indonesia's best-known Muslim militants studied overseas at some point, including Mr Basyir, and many of them fought in Afghanistan.
It would require multinationals to pay tax on foreign income as it is earned, ending the practice known as deferral where overseas income is not taxed until it is brought home.
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Historically, it has taken some form of external shock or pressure from overseas, known as gaiatsu, to induce rapid and profound change in Japan (as a result of the 1970s oil shock, for example, Japan started liberalising its finance industry).
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He's had a cult following and healthy overseas readership but was little-known in the U.S. until "Savages" raised his profile a bit in 2010.
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He was excited to see a woman he had known in high school, and had thought about while overseas.
The intelligence community is tasked under the review with checking any intelligence gathered overseas while the FBI will focus on what is known inside the United States.
However, it is not yet known whether any of the suspects arrested on Wednesday applied for their overseas student visas after September 2007.
The incident has put a spotlight on Secret Service agents traveling overseas, and has raised the possibility that the related probes may detail behavior well known to the small community of people charged with protecting the president and other top political figures.
Through the 1970s, when it was still known as Blue Ribbon Sports, the company focused its business model on finding low-cost producers overseas in an effort to undercut competitors and gain entry into the marketplace.
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