Martin relocated for her career, just as she had relocated for Marty's.
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In that time, thousands of residents in the nearby community of Porter Ranch were relocated or have applied to be relocated, complaining of nosebleeds, headaches, and other ailments caused by the leak.
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You relocated to Sydney a month after the EP release?
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Vulnerable refugees living there would be relocated to detention centers.
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New York's Garis & Hahn gallery will relocated to Los Angeles.
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He came here only two years ago, relocated from Israel.
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The relocated engines caused the jet's nose to pitch skyward.
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After experiencing more than 40 detainments, she relocated to Berlin.
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Tania's elderly mother has relocated to public housing with her.
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In leaked images above, they're still there, just slightly relocated.
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She relocated to Cairo and now supports her three children.
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It will be relocated by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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She and her young son have since relocated three times.
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Wright left Australia and relocated his business ventures to Britain.
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The snake was safely relocated to a more appropriate location.
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The family relocated to Lawrence during her high school years.
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They have been relocated to the central town of Rumbek.
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Almost all the company's chair manufacturing was relocated to Mexico.
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Fifteen percent of the population there has relocated to Arkansas.
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Source: SmartAsset Some 23,015 seniors relocated to Raleigh, SmartAsset found.
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He reprised that role in 2012 and relocated to Beijing.
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Simmons's family relocated to Baton Rouge, La., to support him.
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After that season, the team was relocated to North Carolina.
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I relocated for work from the East Coast to California.
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Montreal is where Voïvod relocated from Northern Quebec in 1985.
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The company relocated in January to a converted fruit warehouse.
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Two local schools have been closed and their students relocated.
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She was relocated to work in a converted coat closet.
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I picked him up and relocated him to the yard.
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Viviane Dalles photographed one family as they relocated to Texas.
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Thus over a hundred different organizations had to be relocated.
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Rolle did not say how many workers had been relocated.
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They eventually relocated to a train station in New Delhi.
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In 2013, when Mr. Baker relocated here, things were different.
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Employees will be relocated to nearby facilities during the construction.
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Then, last May, he relocated the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
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The freshman has since relocated to a new public school.
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He relocated to Australia after his relationship with Cyrus ended.
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At noon he notified me that it was relocated again.
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The Photos app should now display your relocated picture collection.
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After World War II, many Jews relocated from urban centers.
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Huntley says he relocated the snake nearby, per local law.
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In August, Wizeline relocated Egyptian software engineer Kareem Salah, 22.
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Later, they found mirrors in his cell and he was relocated.
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He said specialty medical services at the prison can be relocated.
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The Kanawha physician just relocated to California and closed his practice.
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For a relocated statue, you appeared in the statue's original location.
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Pizza was recently temporarily relocated thanks in part to public pressure.
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More than 100,000 were evacuated and another 0003,000 were later relocated.
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Mechanical and electrical life-saving equipment was also relocated for protection.
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Fortunately, though, Craigslist simply relocated the section under its Community header.
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Facing the possibility of more flooding, he temporarily relocated to Grifton.
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I just relocated to Spokane, Washington looking for a better life.
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People of color have been relocated to internment camps or deported.
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However, many companies in other sectors either shuttered operations or relocated.
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It was relocated to the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.
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" "Syrian refugees are being relocated in large numbers to New Mexico.
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The monuments will be stored then relocated, city officials have said.
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As of March 15, just 937 asylum applicants had been relocated.
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Many of the island's families have already relocated on their own.
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Like many Icelanders, she relocated to Copenhagen, Denmark, for her training.
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Impacted graves were filled in and grave markers relocated for regrading.
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Raised Mormon, the Quinns relocated to Utah when John was 12.
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It also housed the United Nations before it relocated to Manhattan.
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Meanwhile, the RSPCA claim to have relocated Kevin to specialist care.
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He said his teams had relocated 800 people in 40 shelters.
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Relocated to Toronto for the shoot, Ms. Atwell is gratefully single.
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Huge heating, cooling and electrical banks will be dismantled and relocated.
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The removal was total: Even the dead were exhumed and relocated.
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Some may have relocated to the lawless western deserts of Afghanistan.
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New York's Morgan Lehman Gallery relocated to 534 West 24th Street.
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The couple relocated to Connecticut in 2004, according to public records.
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Eventually, the protesters relocated, and the action continued peacefully back outside.
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More than 200,000 negatives and contact sheets have also been relocated.
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Hospitals have been abandoned, displacement camps relocated and major roads blocked.
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In 2015 her family had just relocated from Oklahoma to Georgia.
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Later that fall, he relocated his business to his family's home.
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He's relocated six employees there and has since hired five more.
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Some Fortune 500 companies relocated to other parts of the country.
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Then, a year ago, my millennial daughter relocated to New York.
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Her family had relocated from Baghdad to Brooklyn in late 2015.
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The MOU also stipulates that dangerously placed oBikes be relocated within two hours, any inappropriately placed oBikes be relocated within 48 hours, and any oBikes reported as faulty, damaged or unsafe are immediately removed from service.
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Amazon has relocated the speakers to the back of the Echo Show.
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Earlier this year, the family left Chicago and relocated to Nashville, Tennessee.
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The tree, and everything else in the village, had to be relocated.
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There were four critically endangered black rhinos that died after being relocated.
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In 2015, Kerman and Smith relocated to Columbus, Ohio with their son.
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She even relocated to New Orleans to reconnect with her family's history.
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However, less than 2% have relocated to the U.S., NBC News reported.
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Dozens of residents have been relocated, some under threat of eminent domain.
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The next year, they relocated to Kansas City and became the Chiefs.
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Beyond that, though, Tesla once offered temporary trailers to newly relocated employees.
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Uber's help desk has relocated from email communications to within the app.
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Spring Studio relocated to 293 Broome Street on the Lower East Side.
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In 1948, Hillel Nahmad relocated his wife and eight children to Beirut.
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He relocated to Park Avenue South and East 19th street this spring.
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Because he's relocated to Scranton, Pennsylvania, with his wife and three children.
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Bernie Sanders has officially relocated from the campaign front to the waterfront.
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Abraham relocated to Las Vegas, and he almost gave up on Absorption.
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In 2005, they launched Liberty Reserve, which later relocated to Costa Rica.
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More than 1.5 million relocated to northern communities between 1916 and 1940.
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These were relocated and now live on three small, predator-free islands.
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He also relocated the operation to Rosenbloom's old headquarters, in Boca Raton.
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Madeleine relocated to Florida with her husband and three children last year.
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On their block alone, Chow estimates that 15 households, mostly retirees, relocated.
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Alfred, Su Yi's brother, relocated to England and raised his family there.
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General Electric relocated its headquarters from Fairfield, Connecticut, to Boston in 2016.
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Kim told CNN that he initially relocated to Yanji, China in 2001.
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It relocated to a 45-acre swath in 2004, the website said.
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It relocated to a 45-acre swath in 2001, the website said.
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The facility might be relocated when the land is redeveloped, said Siriphong.
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By the time Omar returned, her mother had relocated to Las Vegas.
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Daniel Carter relocated to France to play for the club Racing 1903.
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He would then call his accomplices, and the brothels would be relocated.
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In six months, he grew out of that one and relocated downtown.
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An unknown number have relocated elsewhere, he said in a written statement.
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It's unlikely that large numbers of partisans abruptly relocated in that moment.
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All positions that are being relocated will be transferred by Sept. 30.
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She later relocated to the city of Birmingham, England, with her family.
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My parents divorced when I was 8, and we relocated to Providence.
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The group relocated four others and took five more into their care.
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Baldassarre soon relocated to New York to pursue a career in design.
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It's a place I've covered several times, especially when the store relocated.
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Its last plan relocated 29,000 people, far below its target of 160,000.
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Cabinets, a stove and a porch bar were relocated to the boathouse.
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The Times has since relocated twice, but the holiday tradition has remained.
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In neighboring Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces, more than 42,500 people were relocated.
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His successor, Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov, relocated the statue and ordered his own built.
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In nearby communities, like Porter Ranch, the disaster upended lives: Schools relocated.
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The slaves were taken from their Maryland plantation and relocated to Louisiana.
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Because of his work with I.B.M., he relocated to Atlanta in 1985.
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He relocated to Asia in 2014 to run banking in the region.
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Toyota relocated its headquarters there, it had a reputation for good schools.
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A few years back, sad and newly alone, he relocated to Berlin.
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More than 8,000 households and two schools were relocated during the leak.
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Previously, the National Basketball Association relocated its 2017 All-Star Game from Charlotte.
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The Mannings later moved to Florence, South Carolina, where Manning's mother had relocated.
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The sculpture is to be relocated to a private and "properly contextualized" location.
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There's barely a camera bump and the fingerprint reader's in a relocated spot.
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Toyota, which owned the factory, relocated its operations to Mississippi, Texas and Canada.
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The Chicago Sun-Times later reported that the girl's family had been relocated.
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Although they later relocated to New Mexico, they still returned to visit family.
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Germany relocated its troops from Incirlik after repeated attempts to gain lawmaker access.
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A speech earlier on Monday in Boston was relocated due to security concerns.
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They would be relocated "ideally by the end of the week", he said.
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Campbell was based first in New York and then relocated down to Washington.
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He has also relocated to a town on the outskirts of the capital.
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Crucially, the relocated oxygen ions stay put when the power is switched off.
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Last week, the work was relocated to a square near its original location.
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October's street protests have relocated online and turned platforms like Twitter into battleground.
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Nueva Fuerabamba was the only community relocated to make way for Las Bambas.
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"We live in Nairobi and relocated from home long time ago," he said.
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I was doing quite well as a designer, I'd relocated to Southern California.
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Swift's dad was a Wall Street dude before the family relocated to Nashville.
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Five other sisters all managed to escape and later were relocated to Germany.
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He relocated to North Carolina when he was hired by Unimin in 0003.
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His hand fell between Burgess' thighs before she quickly and discreetly relocated it.
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Hinkle relocated to Southern California in 2009 to attend graduate school at CalArts.
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Robert E. Lee is the last monument scheduled to be removed and relocated.
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Commentary by John Michael Arthur, an American doctor who relocated to Costa Rica.
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The United Nations relocated members of its international staff from Hodeidah on Monday.
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It was unclear Sunday night whether the judicial branch page was similarly relocated.
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On December 18, the family relocated to Flint Township, a suburb of Flint.
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Anyone who's ever relocated a 7,000-lb bronze bull knows what I mean.
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It still remains unclear if Sadler is leaving the administration or being relocated.
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Some have relocated five or six times to avoid sleeping on the streets.
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He added that "probably no more than about 150 people" will be relocated.
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If Prakapenia had relocated his business abroad, he wouldn't have been the first.
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The streak is the longest since the franchise relocated from Atlanta in 2011.
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Branson officially relocated to Necker in 290 for health reasons, he has said.
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After 23 years in France, Pud Pad Noy relocated back home to Thailand.
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Right now, I'm working with three families that have relocated from Mexico City.
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The firm's 19 employees all relocated from the coasts, according to its website.
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It had relocated to the stadium's west stand, because it needed more space.
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La Lupita relocated to Circular Quay, but the business relationship did not last.
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His mother, Shirley, an art historian, relocated up the Hudson, to Dobbs Ferry.
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First, the residents of Sesame Street relocated to HBO Max ($180 a year).
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The herd quickly grew to 201523, and 201513 were relocated to South Dakota.
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Robert also renounced his citizenship and relocated to London, where he still lives.
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He relocated that operation from Maryland's Eastern Shore to New York in 2001.
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In 1936, the store relocated to the corner of Grand and Mulberry Streets.
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Tricia and Keith Pimental relocated from Park City, Utah, to Portugal in 2012.
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After marrying in New York, they relocated to L.A. and started JSN Studios.
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These painted houses were so cherished that the community saved and relocated them.
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Satellite photos have shown that the mass grave may have been completely relocated.
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The Whitney has been on a critical roll since it relocated, in 813.
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My husband and I have relocated to three different cities in 10 years.
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In California, where both had relocated, Mr. Stills tried out for the Monkees.
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Low-lying parts of town could be relocated onto the hillside, he suggested.
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Their great-grandparents relocated from Queens to next-door Lido Beach in 5553.
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French Culture Minister Franck Riester said Tuesday some of the most valuable pieces of art inside Notre Dame were saved and relocated, including the crown of thorns and the tunic of St. Louis, which have been relocated to Paris City Hall.
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The case was settled in 2014; the African dogs were relocated to other zoos.
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Schwartz -- whose contract was reportedly tied to Ross -- was also relocated to Lincoln Square.
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She's since relocated to Franklin County along the Gulf Coast, where her mother lives.
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Officials did not provide the exact location of the community where Greig was relocated.
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"We don't want the community to be relocated to such dangerous places," Nugroho said.
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When Danny relocated to New York, I was assigned to be the executive chef.
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Since she shared her video message on Instagram, she has temporarily relocated to London.
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We've relocated to Moscone Center West and tripled our floor space in the process.
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German Tornado jets once based at Incirlik in Turkey have been relocated to Jordan.
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After her husband's death, she relocated to Cuernavaca, Mexico until her death in 1980.
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" Later, Trump said, "Syrian refugees are being relocated in large numbers to New Mexico.
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Founded in 1982, the Prette family-owned jeweler relocated production to China in 1992.
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It's unclear which manufacturing plants would assume the majority of the company's relocated production.
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According to the court, Chastity has been relocated to live with a new family.
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Ruszczyk had relocated from her native Australia to Minneapolis to live with her fiancé.
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After Hurricane Katrina, the star relocated to the Asheville area, according to local reports.
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Are we going to be relocated, will there be help to move people back?
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It is still puffing away; thousands of people have had to be permanently relocated.
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He joined BAML in 2005 in Sydney and relocated to Hong Kong in 2007.
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Investigators have relocated the aircraft to a private hangar where it is being inspected.
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After Hurricane Katrina, the star relocated to the Asheville area, according to local reports.
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Once the audience relocated, George says the theater started the film from the beginning.
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The single worst thing about the Galaxy S8 is easily its relocated fingerprint sensor.
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Some labs will be relocated to other federally owned buildings, including in other states.
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Wilkins was recently promoted to director at Barclays and had relocated to Hong Kong.
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The Brazilian's English has improved to no end since having relocated in the USA.
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Earlier this year, she, too, relocated to Iowa, renting an apartment in Des Moines.
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Artist collective Vox Populi relocated to its original space following a fire last June.
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He narrowly missed the glory years in Colorado after the team relocated from Quebec.
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While rebuilding the dunes, they carefully bucket-trapped and relocated dozens of gopher tortoises.
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Many of the people of Rongelap have relocated to Mejit, about 280 miles away.
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Some of the information, such as on fraud, has been relocated to other pages.
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The maximum-security prison relocated its burial ground in 843 and sold the land.
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The question facing both places: Should they be rescued, or should residents be relocated?
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The bear has since been safely relocated and released in another area of Montana.
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The officials then packed the serpent up in a cardboard box and relocated it.
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I relocated to this live/work space in the Hudson Valley a year ago.
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She also quietly relocated to the head office in San Francisco some time ago.
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Eight years ago, she relocated from Los Angeles to Taipei just for the store.
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The woman confronted Alexander, who was sitting behind her, and asked to be relocated.
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My husband's family eventually relocated to Texas, where some of them became shrimp fishermen.
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Founded in 1982, the Prette family-owned jeweller relocated production to China in 1992.
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Relocated workers will be given opportunities in Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana.
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Many of these sites were relocated away from assisted living facilities in the state.
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Outraged, the residents of Love Canal organized and were eventually relocated from their town.
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The statue is to be relocated near Sims's grave in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery.
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Like many relocated families, she felt safer in the vestiges of the old neighborhood.
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Tens of thousands of people living by the port will have to be relocated.
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The wreath will be relocated to the Journal Square PATH station in Jersey City.
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Shortly before their wedding two years ago, both relocated to New York for work.
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Thankfully, we've relocated to a spacious house upstate, rather than our 600-foot apartment.
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They relocated to California in search of a second act, but nothing quite stuck.
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My fiancée and I relocated outside of NYC to a remote location last week.
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The Red Cross relocated 11 families to hotels and shelters immediately after the fire.
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He relocated to New York in 2005 partly so he could see more shows.
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For everyone's safety, officials tranquilized the bear and relocated the animal to the wild.
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He later owned an explosives factory near Tombstone, where he relocated in the sixties.
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Soon after, they relocated to Zou's hometown near Dandong, Liaoning province, in northeast China.
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The family of five eventually relocated to a shelter together with the other migrants.
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She survived, but as Soviet troops advanced in 21992, the family relocated to Warsaw.
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In 1999 Mr. Klein relocated to San Francisco and the two moved in together.
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Ahmed's family was originally from India; they relocated to Pakistan after Partition, in 1947.
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At 12 he relocated to the family basement, where he could geek out unimpeded.
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"Due to increased unrest in Libya, a contingent of U.S. forces supporting U.S. Africa Command temporarily relocated from the country in response to security conditions on the ground," U.S. Africa Command said in a statement that didn't say how many troops were relocated.
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They've already relocated and moved a lot their operations to Vietnam because of this concern.
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Fewer than 6% said they have relocated or are considering relocating to the United States.
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So deep were Sacramento's floodwaters that the capital had to be relocated to San Francisco.
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In October, India relocated more than 10,000 people from the disputed border area of Kashmir.
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Migrants and failed asylum seekers are not relocated but repatriated to their countries of origin.
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The team has also relocated to Santa Monica to work out of Science's offices there.
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The family later relocated to Houston, Texas where Holmes showed early signs of academic prowess.
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But because three moose eventually did threaten skiers at Colorado's Breckenridge Resort, they were relocated.
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As Grub Street notes, the company relocated its factory from Cambridge to Revere in 2003.
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Plants from the area were relocated, but soon died anyway, as did the sea coral.
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New York bookseller and gallery Karma relocated to a temporary storefront at 22016 Orchard Street.
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China is said to have relocated as many as one million Uighurs into internment camps.
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The statue has since been relocated to the private Oak Ridge Cemetery, the Sun reported.
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Several qualifying events have already been cancelled or relocated because of the virus, CNN reported.
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Trump relocated troops from northeastern Syria, which ultimately gave Turkey the go-ahead to invade.
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Guy relocated with her across the pond while the other, Bogart, was gifted to friends.
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At Disneyland in Anaheim, California, workers relocated a river and a railroad to make room.
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The cask will be relocated into a pool on site, within a "structurally sound" building.
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Before American Medium relocated I was to sublease their old space on Gates and Nostrand.
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Guy relocated with her across the pond while the other, Bogart, stayed behind with friends.
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Professional services and media companies are also more heavily represented (TIME relocated downtown in 2015).
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Smaller animals like baby manatees, otters, and birds have been relocated to more secure enclosures.
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The Cashes were just one of 500 families that relocated to the swamp-covered land.
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After the death of his father in 2014, Lynche relocated from Jersey City to Harlem.
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Hall covered politics in Chicago up until 2007 when she relocated to New York City.
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News, in early December, Peth relocated to New York City, while Nolan remained in Seattle.
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On Opener's website, it says merely that SkyKar "relocated" to Palo Alto at that time.
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Here, the fin-de-siècle listlessness of Chekhov's play is partially relocated to the present.
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Nueva Fuerabamba was relocated to make way for Las Bambas, which started production in 2016.
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More than 22017 guests have been relocated to nearby hotels, CNN affiliate WSB-TV reported.
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More than 400 guests have been relocated to nearby hotels, CNN affiliate WSB-TV reported.
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The US government relocated entire populations and exposed others to cancer and disease-causing radiation.
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In total, more than 30 cities have relocated or removed Confederate markers in recent years.
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The Maldonados had relocated to Alabama from New York, according to the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
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As they relocated, the abuse of the children only intensified, Hestrin alleged at the Jan.
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She has relocated to the Hudson Valley to raise her two young daughters in nature.
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Climate change experts say the entire island population will have to be relocated one day.
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He plans to get to the other field once the bodies are removed and relocated.
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As they're captive animals, they will probably be relocated to another facility, rather than released.
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But, unlike the recently relocated Zoo Atlanta pandas, she is taking it all in stride.
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The goats will be relocated to the North Cascades where they are a native species.
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At age three, he and his family relocated to Beijing, which he considers his hometown.
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They simply relocated and morphed to include different classes, until they lost any lingering relevance.
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Paul International Airport, who said that he was relocated to an airport in Tampa, Fla.
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And a grizzly relocated away from its home territory has greatly reduced odds of survival.
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Know someone that just moved into a new home or relocated to a big city?
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Some relocated to Long Island City, where they are being forced out by development again.
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The National Basketball Association relocated an all-star game from North Carolina to another state.
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In 2009, residents were relocated about a mile away to an area dubbed "New Muslyumovo."
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Since then dozens of U.S. cities have taken down or relocated Confederate statues and monuments.
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He added that the S-300 is a mobile system that should be relocated often.
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The population of the old town was relocated to the new one starting in 2007.
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Chris Sununu instead ordered them relocated after public outcry, but she reappeared, with new cubs.
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After Katrina, an estimated 372,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade had to be relocated.
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When Bisping won the title, however, Henderson's retirement plans were quickly relocated to the backburner.
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Instead of adapting their culture to whatever changes prompted them to leave, they relocated themselves.
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Apparently the locals first noticed the smell back in 2012 when the furniture company relocated.
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He's since relocated to NYC, where he currently works as a gallery artist and illustrator.
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Toilets and sinks were pulled from a former Lord & Taylor and relocated to the shelter.
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By the end of the day, the government announced that it had relocated 2,318 people.
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Chris McCullough, a second-year forward, relocated to a three-bedroom apartment in Crown Heights.
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The ruling also cleared the way for all surviving residents to be relocated to Albania.
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Paris had relocated to New Jersey for an evening, at the behest of Saint Laurent.
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Then, the duo was relocated to an enclosure with two other elephants, Maxine and Patty.
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Even the entrance was relocated, from crowded 413nd Street to the less dense 241rd Street.
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My family had just relocated from California to Brooklyn, our fourth move in five years.
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Witnesses testified that American soldiers murdered resisters and burned villages as they relocated Vietnamese civilians.
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Exxon was far from alone, as a growing list of companies relocated to the area.
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Foundations would be put in place at the other end to support the relocated structures.
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Eventually, the birds were relocated to the new Animal Kingdom, leaving Discovery Island completely abandoned.
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Depending on the incident, the staff involved were either fired, relocated, or cleared after investigation.
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Toilets and sinks were pulled from a former Lord & Taylor and relocated to the shelter.
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Bureaucrats dutifully picked up and relocated to a half-complete city that lacked basic amenities.
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The U.N. said tens of thousands will need to be relocated before the monsoon season.
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Three weeks after moving in, we broke up, and I relocated to the guest room.
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Unfortunately, one of the main suspects relocated back to Russia before authorities could detain him.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, Ms. Teel's daughter had relocated to a hotel in Conroe, Tex.
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Test riders will eventually be relocated to the back seat, where Americans increasingly find themselves.
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He was released last week, and the family was relocated to a hotel in Queens.
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He had also relocated to Kabul, the capital, from his home in remote Daikundi Province.
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Funny enough, when I was a kid, my dad relocated to OKC for a job.
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You then could have relocated safely abroad in the 1990s, but you chose not to.
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And in late March, the authorities said, he relocated to Alexandria, just south of Washington.
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Meilun has relocated to a nearby town, and its old factory in Dapu sits abandoned.
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Overall, the municipality relocated at least 301 families from their homes in Vietnam, Miranda said.
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Now James Gardner, who runs Grupo Gitano, has relocated it to the nearby James Hotel.
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It was relocated there in 2010 from the Rotunda, after a six-week restoration project.
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In 1903, he relocated to New York, seeking work as a musical director and composer.
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So far, banks from the United States have relocated fewer than 1,000 employees from London.
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The Magna Carta has been relocated for safe-keeping while the organization assesses its condition.
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But for now, the statues have been relocated to an undisclosed location (for security reasons).
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The company raised nearly $80 million in venture capital and eventually relocated to San Francisco.
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I've since deleted the app, burned my phone, quit my job, and relocated to Guam.
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After ten fights, and ten victories, Poot relocated to Bangkok and the big time fight game.
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Around 75 percent of families in the most severely damaged homes have been relocated, it said.
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In 2010, when the US denied King's Palestinian partner a fiancé visa, she relocated to Ramallah.
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The Asian elephant was relocated from Florida's Lion Country Safari to the Bronx Zoo in 1977.
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After Kate's tragic death, Andy and their daughter Frances Beatrix, 13, relocated to the West Coast.
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It said 40.7% of respondents were considering relocating or had relocated manufacturing facilities outside of China.
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The washing machine and dryer had been relocated through the front window and onto the yard.
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But the jobs that appeared were not, for the most part, simply the old jobs relocated.
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It also said 40.7% of respondents were considering or had relocated manufacturing facilities outside of China.
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Survivors of the disaster have since been relocated to nearby communities, including Chico, Redding, and Oroville.
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Survivors of the disaster have since been relocated to nearby communities, including Chico, Redding and Oroville.
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In 2009, the zoo relocated three northern white rhinos to the Ol Pejeta reserve in Kenya.
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Cameras also caught his hand falling between Burgess' thighs before she quickly and discreetly relocated it.
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The fingerprint scanner's been relocated to the rear of the phone like on the Pixel 2.
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Even those who hadn't been relocated encouraged those still behind in Uganda to come to Kenya.
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Wang is an immigrant, having relocated to the U.S. from China when he was a child.
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The family later relocated to Los Gatos, California in 1964, where they lived for two years.
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My love for the Tennessee Titans came in 1998 when Houston's former team relocated to Tennessee.
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European Union leaders have relocated a fraction of the refugees they promised to take last September.
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In 2010, Contreras and her daughters left their abusive and alcoholic father and relocated to Texas.
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Even so, they had won an MIT-affiliated startup competition in Morocco and relocated to Boston.
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"A person who is relocated becomes poorer than he was before," said Clemont, the community leader.
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Almost two months later, Kufrin, who had since relocated to Illinois, was charged with her murder.
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He has since relocated to Chicago in the U.S. and has been working with Kennedy remotely.
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And the other pillars of California's economy — tourism and agriculture — can't be relocated by skittish investors.
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Fairground workers don't want to be relocated to the absolute outskirts of towns, but it's happening.
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Like many wealthy Cubans dispossessed by the 1959 communist revolution, the Fanjul family relocated to Florida.
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For every Syrian returned to Turkey, another Syrian there will be relocated to a European country.
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The athlete, born in Sydney, Australia, relocated to Fiji as a child then back to Australia.
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Those affected should be relocated within a one kilometer radius, according to the revised master plan.
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AlMaaytah's branch, nearby the Roman Nymphaeum, is in the original spot that his father relocated to.
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I finally relocated to the city that never sleeps in 2013, a year after graduating college.
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After nine years in Bangkok of hard training and cheap weed, I relocated to the USA.
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In December, Li urged local authorities to provide housing, healthcare, schooling and employment for relocated citizens.
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But they can stay until they're eventually relocated to a second country by the United Nations.
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You're from Queens originally, but you relocated to LA. How has the move affected your music?
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The vast majority of staghorn near the Miami dredge site was never relocated by the corps.
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Black churches strategically relocated here, and prime residential properties were bought for settlement by black residents.
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Samantha, the subject of Tiffany B.'s review, also seemed to be doing fine, having relocated.
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Some families say they've relocated four, five and six times to avoid sleeping on the streets.
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She recommended to management the factory be relocated, and was dismissed from the project, she says.
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The Chargers often look like the road team at home since they relocated to Los Angeles.
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Some companies, including food giants McDonald's and Kraft Heinz, have even relocated their headquarters to Chicago.
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The rescue is ongoing and survivors are being relocated to the highest building in the area.
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The publication visited the installation in June, reporting that part of the training had been relocated.
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The second is the Grand Egyptian Museum, relocated and newly built overlooking the pyramids of Giza.
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The damage caused hundreds of inmates to be relocated to a facility in Yazoo City, Miss.
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They are being relocated to two centers where there is water, electricity, food and medical services.
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They relocated to California after living in the Midwest and on the East Coast, he said.
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In recent months, many foreign-invested factories here have relocated to central China or Southeast Asia.
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Sophie Ryder's 20-foot sculpture, "The Kiss," was relocated to a different position outside Salisbury Cathedral.
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Norway has already relocated the transformer station to outside of the tunnel, removing a heat source.
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Mr. Trump is not the first presidential candidate to pledge that the embassy would be relocated.
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They married in 1966 and soon after moved to New York City, when he was relocated.
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They looted and relocated its artworks to Britain, and quickly traded these artifacts to Western markets.
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It also said that 40.7% of respondents were considering or had relocated manufacturing facilities outside China.
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Bushwick gallery Sugarlift will relocated to the "NoMad" (North of Madison Square Park) area of Manhattan.
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After the late 21.9s dot-com frenzy, Jim Clark, a founder of Netscape, relocated to Florida.
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The rabbi who formed the sect, Shlomo Helbrans, relocated them to a Brooklyn yeshiva in 1990.
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It is the first time that the organization has relocated people from Libya directly into Europe.
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A new town was set up adjacent to the ancient site, and the residents were relocated.
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Born in Pittsburgh as Malcolm James McCormick, Miller relocated to California's Studio City neighborhood in 2012.
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An estimated 300 California companies have relocated their offices to Texas within a one-year period.
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Colleges canceled, rescheduled or relocated football games on Wednesday as Hurricane Irma bore down on Florida.
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He relocated to Turkey for a while, then returned and invested in a water bottling plant.
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Her district includes a predominantly black neighborhood, Pembroke, where some Trent Court residents could be relocated.
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The Seoul Dynasty previously relocated their team operations to Los Angeles, according to multiple media reports.
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In the meantime, WorldCom reemerged as MCI, taken over by Verizon, and relocated to Ashburn, Virginia.
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When Kenneth Dart relocated to Grand Cayman, his secretiveness and colorful business dealings aroused local suspicion.
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But because Carmine became too adjusted to humans, she was relocated to a nearby wildlife sanctuary.
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And there have indeed been examples of individuals who have relocated in search of lower taxes.
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Relocated workers will be given opportunities to work in Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana.
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In the 1980s, Ms. Coates relocated to California, where she brought her art to Hollywood studios.
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West was drafted by the Lakers in 1960, shortly before the franchise relocated to Los Angeles.
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He relocated to South Florida, and eight years later has his first Derby entry in Gunnevera.
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Of the nearly 214 companies included in the report, 222 had relocated from a suburban location.
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But in Florida, relocated voting sites and absent poll workers in some counties led to confusion.
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Charles de Gaulle, the president at the time, ordered it relocated to the suburb of Rungis.
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Sekula and her family relocated to New York from Lucerne, Switzerland when she was a child.
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First, they relocated to England, where they rented a house and ran a ill-fated poultry farm.
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When she was 16, her parents relocated to Los Angeles so that Dani could improve her craft.
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The US Postal Service temporarily relocated operations to other parts of the state due to mandatory evacuations.
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When construction was over, many of the immigrants who'd relocated to Mexicali stayed, living in basement rooms.
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According to the report, the Secret Service relocated its central operations 50 floors down in early June.
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The two-foot alligator was relocated to a suitable environment, according to FWC, and was not injured.
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Citing security reasons, authorities have relocated thousands of polling stations in predominantly Kurdish eastern and southeastern provinces.
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Trump, a polarizing leader, recently recognized Jerusalem as Israel&aposs capital and relocated the American Embassy there.
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The responding agents relocated the woman to a "safe location" and she was transported to a hospital.
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The matchup with the Bulls, then, became all about the relocated coach: win one for the Thibber.
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When al-Araqib was first demolished in 2010, many of its residents were forcibly relocated to Rahat.
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However a Varenna spokesperson said all its residents were accounted for and relocated to its other facilities.
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V and T In The Park relocated and rebranded as the scaled-down RiZE and TRNSMT respectively.
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It said the customers who hold accounts in the branches affected will be relocated to others nearby.
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It's unknown at this time if the entire Southfield workforce will be relocated to this new location.
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Bev Thompson started hanging out with the Baby Squad when her parents relocated to Leicester from Yorkshire.
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Narcos has relocated from Colombia through the '70s to '90s to Guadalajara, Mexico in the early '80s.
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Instead, they've been relocated to a new section that users can only view after clicking a button.
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A month on, his relatives have been relocated and rehoused through Artists for Africa fundraising, she adds.
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The swing set has already been removed from the White House grounds and relocated, the source said.
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Biggs and Mollen are parents to son Sid, 2, and recently relocated from L.A. to New York.
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More than 400 guests have been relocated to nearby hotels, CNN affiliate WSB-TV reported last week.
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Officials said 6000 people were injured and at least 28 people were relocated to an emergency shelter.
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For example, the eye doctor may have relocated their practice, and their phone and fax numbers changed.
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Wal-Mart Stores says there will be 59 new, expanded and relocated Walmart and Sam's Clubs facilities.
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We took part in a war, in the Ukraine, and then we relocated people to, to Syria.
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However the diamond companies maintain they fulfilled what they were expected to do for the relocated villagers.
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Now, relocated to Narbonne, he is trying to bring his wife and three small children from Syria.
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But the zoo has relocated smaller, more fragile animals, such as the pink flamingos, to concrete bunkers.
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The park estimates that 375 goats will be relocated this way, according to its final management plan.
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Thai police captured and relocated 137 live tigers from the temple's facilities during a raid last week.
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The wildlife service said elephants have been relocated by air from Swaziland to the United States before.
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After 24 years of business, they relocated from Royal Oaks, Michigan to the smaller town of Clawson.
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In the same week, Coyne relocated from L.A. to make his new home with Barbara in Manhattan.
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The Air Force relocated the program in 2014, taking over two of NASA's former shuttle-processing hangars.
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They've relocated from Ohio to Philadelphia and are ready to give their band the old college try.
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They are not going to be retrained and relocated ... they became uneconomic in the world of economy.
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However, with the warmer months, the llamas were relocated to Tourmalet, where they will stay until October.
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The first included 355 adults who had relocated to a new place within the previous six months.
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They joined him in Malaysia and eventually relocated to Cambodia where it is easier to get visas.
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The company has already partially relocated to the U.S. after it got accepted into Disney's startup accelerator.
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The Dubai business, where the bank has an office, will be relocated to London, the source added.
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Dr. Kanayo Tatsumi relocated to New York from Vermont less than a year after she was married.
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He is the first player to achieve the feat since the team relocated from Montreal in 2005.
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But her grandfather didn't know there was an option for the entire family to be relocated together.
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At one point, filming had to be relocated down to the southernmost tip of Patagonia in Argentina.
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"The federal government relocated kids to the community, then washed its hands of the problem," she said.
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He said he was not sure whether he would keep them in the school if it relocated.
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Eureka relocated to Bier Beisl in Beverly Hills with the support of chef and owner Bernhard Mairinger.
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When it was finished, the table had been permanently relocated and extra banquette space had been added.
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Thousands of the camp's residents will be relocated to shelters across the country in the coming days.
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Baseball did not return to Washington until 2005, when the Montreal Expos relocated and became the Nationals.
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Trump also announced that the US Embassy would be relocated from Tel Aviv to the holy city.
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After the river was dammed, she said, her parents were relocated to a small, government-built house.
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The corner drugstore is still there, although it has since relocated to the middle of the block.
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They offer good wages and benefits, providing solid middle-class careers — and the jobs cannot be relocated.
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The NBA relocated this year's all star game, which had been scheduled for Charlotte, to New Orleans.
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Animal welfare activists had unsuccessfully tried to get Pedals relocated to a wildlife preserve in New York.
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Instead, they will be relocated to temporary apartments and moved back once their homes have been rebuilt.
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In July 2018 she relocated to Boston, Massachusetts, where she will be an assistant professor of psychology.
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The plant cannot be relocated, as the process to select the site took five years, he added.
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Many of Hasankeyf's residents have already been relocated to a newly constructed town about 2 miles away.
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Originally from Israel, Gadiesh relocated to the U.S. to study for her MBA at Harvard Business School.
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In 2013, he changed careers to focus full time on his art and relocated to New York.
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In 2003, Fagan got a directing fellowship on the East Coast, and the couple relocated to Brooklyn.
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Fulks was buried in a small cemetery, alongside the graves relocated from the lost city of Birmingham.
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In the best-case scenario, houses could be built and people relocated within two years, he said.
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The resort has already accommodated five last minute weddings that relocated from Turks & Caicos and St. Martin.
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The government said 1,243 businesses have been consolidated into 29 larger enterprises and relocated to the park.
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With no driver's license, she left her banking job in 2006 and relocated to be with him.
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But when both relocated to Portland (Boyce in 2010, Rabbi Brian in 2012) they serendipitously became neighbors.
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Four years later, MOVE relocated to the quiet, largely middle-class African American residence on Osage Avenue.
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Such testimony also revealed that the United States had forcefully relocated civilians to better isolate the enemy.
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The University of Texas at Austin relocated their campus statues to its Briscoe Center for American History.
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I headed to artist's alley which was relocated and smaller than it had been in previous years.
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Some were deployed in August to Beni, but were quickly relocated because of unrest in the area.
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She appears to have relocated to South America and is presenting herself as a self-healing mystic.
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She relocated to the Upper East Side, and began working remotely for City Year's Baton Rouge office.
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His parents later reunited for a time, and in 1939 Philip relocated the family to Los Angeles.
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Back then, my husband's job temporarily relocated us from Atlanta to Dublin with our baby and preschooler.
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By 2014, Mr. Katzman had relocated with his family to Arizona and was commuting to San Francisco.
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The one grave that was not relocated is preserved behind glass at stall No. 9 (22 euros).
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Their demands included that the tower's residents be relocated within the borough and given immediate financial aid.
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Or they relocated at night, and I would spend a morning beaming affection at an empty shell.
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But Esper said Sunday that many of the U.S. troops leaving Syria will be relocated to Iraq.
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Lily never regretted the choice and recently relocated from Hong Kong to Yinchuan to promote her wine.
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It said then that some production would be relocated to other sites that do manufacturing for Sikorsky.
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As a result, many sugar-using companies have relocated production from the United States to other countries.
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In 1993, he relocated to France where he occupied a number of positions in Renaults Engineering division.
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Mediterranean and Middle Eastern fare focusing on Greece and Italy is the specialty at this relocated spot.
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When Ever Gold's previous lease became unaffordable in the Tenderloin, just under a year ago, McClintock relocated.
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Life was humming along until William, who worked in finance, lost his job when his company relocated.
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They relocated to New York City and continued to perform, but never found a satisfactory recording deal.
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Though Outdoor Voices was founded in New York City, it relocated its headquarters to Austin in 2017.
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In 1993, he relocated to France where he occupied a number of positions in Renault's Engineering division.
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She had only just relocated to Los Angeles shortly before leaving for Paradise in the first place.
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"It's the intellectual hub of town," said Mary Jo Longyear, 73, who relocated from Pleasant Hill, Calif.
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In the wake of the Revolution, Gates freed his slaves and relocated from Virginia to New York.
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The raccoon eventually made it to the top, where it was caught by wildlife officials and relocated.
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His family eventually relocated to Batesville, Arkansas, where his father was the rector of an Episcopal church.
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Debra Valle, who relocated to Orange County from Michigan, sat behind a small pile of completed postcards.
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This was the Hurricanes' 19th home opener in North Carolina after the franchise relocated from Hartford, Conn.
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When she and her husband relocated to New York, she decided it was time to change careers.
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They were forcibly relocated from the Northern Plains to the state when it was still Indian Territory.
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At 13, with the country under German occupation, he was relocated to the Jewish ghetto in Lodz.
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But the lab had been relocated to St. Louis, and she had no desire to move there.
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A statue of Robert E. Lee was relocated from there to the the Capitol's crypt in 2013.
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Currently its home on the dark web is a parked announcement that it has relocated to DailyStormer.
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