Im from mauritius how to buy the iphone6 16GB online ?

Im from mauritius how to buy the iphone6 16GB online via apple.com can anyone tell me the steps how to do that?

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Honestly, do you NEED 1tb SSD?
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see here:
Your Solid State Drive and having enough space inside your Macbook Air & Pro
Solid State Drive usage premise, or the “more space / upgrade SSD” question
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Go to http://docs.oracle.com for all documentation in PDF format. You can then download the PDF file and print it on your printer (or have the PDF professionally printed - not sure if any copyright laws are being violated here)
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Here´s what we´re trying to do:
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4) Expand the tables created in step 3.
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For step 3, I need to take steps 3-5 of my query and convert them into a function. As a check, I can apply that function to the same file that I chose in step 2. The result looks like this:
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            #"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"First Row as Header",{{"One", Int64.Type}, {"Two", type text}, {"Three", type text}})
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Now I apply the same function to all of the rows, transforming the existing "Content" column into a new value:
let
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Finally, I need to expand out the columns in the table, which I can do by clicking on the expand icon next to the Content column header. The resulting query looks like this:
let
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