"If a very wealthy individual — potentially a significant taxpayer to the state — relocates and relocates not only as we've been reading about it but really relocates for tax purposes ... beyond our reach, then that's something to be aware of," said Haines, the legislative and budget finance officer.
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Employees have been laid off as the company relocates, too.
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Of course, if the franchise relocates, it won't be about the fans.
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Leadership: Eliminates it, but relocates the 55,000 visas to the merit-based program.
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Approximately 22028 percent of the American population relocates across state lines each year.
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The FX version recasts and relocates to America while retaining the core premise.
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Fish tales: How the Museum of Natural History relocates 2.8 million dead fish.
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However, I found that the MX Vertical, far from reducing pain, merely relocates it.
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The closest parallel might be when a professional franchise relocates to a new city.
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The government, which relocates to Jeddah over the summer, failed to return to Riyadh following the Iranian attackEyebrows were raised in the kingdom when the government, which relocates to Jeddah over the summer, failed to return to Riyadh following the Iranian attack.
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Vaughan put a call out to a local Facebook page that identifies and relocates snakes.
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The adaptation relocates Sophocles' late play "Oedipus at Colonus" to a black Pentecostal church service.
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A few episodes later, the action relocates to the Catskills resort where Midge's family summers.
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The hourlong drama raises Drew's age to 18, and it relocates the action to Maine.
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Fast forward a few years, "The New York Times" relocates to what is now Times Square.
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Like Tanna, Thornton's poetic Samson And Delilah relocates a Shakespearean romance into a contemporary Indigenous setting.
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It could be many years until the US Embassy relocates permanently to a new site, however.
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He told the Post he traps and relocates the snakes he does catch on his jobs.
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The audience relocates each time, shifting perspectives and thus sampling a different flavor of the work.
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As an adult, he moves away from home, relocates to a medium-size town out West.
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Trine relocates her performance to the museum's public bathroom, where she milks herself into a toilet.
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A larger site will be found later when the rest of the embassy relocates from Tel Aviv.
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Baer, who relocates to Luxembourg in August, will become a member of the WM EMEA Management Committee.
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Every month, the European parliament packs up and relocates from their headquarters in Brussels for four days.
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CREATIVE TIME SUMMIT The TED-Talk-style conference dedicated to art and social change relocates to Miami.
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Mendoza's show, coincidentally, is closing out Rolnik's Santa Monica location as the gallery relocates to somewhere in Hollywood.
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Bateman plays a financial planner who relocates his family from the suburbs to a resort community in Missouri.
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" Rather, he said, it relocates "the who, what, when, where, and how — of conscience protection under federal law.
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Most of all, though, it's the inflation that awaits Warriors fans when the team relocates to San Francisco.
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He relocates to Chicago and tries to move on with the help of his father, brother, and some friends.
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He relocates beavers when he can, but crowded beavers slaughter each other over territory, or waste away from disease.
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The goal was to help Fennessy in a conservation effort where he relocates giraffes into parks or protected areas.
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The federal government relocates unaccompanied minors and other illegal immigrant adults to different U.S. locations on a regular basis.
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A larger site will be found later when the rest of the existing US embassy relocates from Tel Aviv.
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The new design relocates the navigation bar to the bottom of the screen, and brings album artwork to the forefront.
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Shane Larkin passes up a decent look early in the possession, relocates to the opposite wing, then nails a three.
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They share a moment during which Arya relocates her moral compass and we discover that she's as honorable as Ned.
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The highly regulated industry fears disruption as the EMA relocates from London to Amsterdam, creating uncertainty about drug approvals after 2019.
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He leads an underdog football team to state championships, and then relocates to Pennsylvania so his wife can pursue her dreams.
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Harboring dreams of getting ahead, Henry McAllan (Jason Clarke) relocates his wife Laura (Carey Mulligan) and children from Memphis to Mississippi.
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So for Season 2 he relocates to Los Angeles — a town he hates, providing much fodder for his biting voice-over.
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Eventually, Rob relocates to the U.K. and they get to know each other while also preparing for the birth of their child.
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It relocates those green cards to a merit-based program, which includes Dreamers and the children of some employment-based visa recipients.
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The new design now relocates the Play Store's main navigation to the bottom of the screen, just like on the iOS App Store.
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The show, which follows Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman), as he relocates his family to Missouri to start laundering money for a drug boss.
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The trial taking place in Springfield relocates the case about 120 miles east from Quincy, a change-of-venue victory for the defense.
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The new state-of-the-art facility will be headed by CNBC Asia's technology correspondent, Arjun Kharpal, who relocates from the network's London headquarters.
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The violence comes as the U.S. formally relocates its embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, on the 70th anniversary of Israel's declaration of independence.
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Unilever will drop out of the FTSE 100 index if it relocates, which will force some investment funds to sell their shares in the group.
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With Simplify activated, Gmail's left and right sidebars are hidden away, while the new message button relocates to the bottom left corner of your window.
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But the scowls Moskowitz gives his parents' well-heeled neighbors echo those he draws as a gentrifier in the parts of Brooklyn where he relocates.
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In the movie's second segment, this de facto family relocates to the city, finding shelter in an underpopulated bordello apparently controlled by an underemployed pimp.
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Anything is based on a Timothy McNeil play about a Southern widower named Early Landry, whose sister relocates him to Los Angeles after several suicide attempts.
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He came up with a transport that picks up dogs from shelters in the South and relocates them where they have a better chance of finding homes.
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Yanko muses over the deeper meaning of a blazing flames when the The Morning Show crew relocates to Malibu to cover the wildfires terrorizing the beachside community.
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The highly regulated drugs industry is concerned about Brexit fallout as the European Medicines Agency (EMA) relocates from London to Amsterdam, creating uncertainty about drug approvals after 2019.
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Yukio Ninagawa's production of Shakespeare's tragedy, performed in Japanese with English supertitles, relocates the action from medieval Scotland to feudal Japan, recalibrating the witches, woods and political ambition.
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The update relocates Groups from the bottom navigation bar to the a tab at the top of the screen, making it a less prominent feature in the redesigned app.
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After the Norths left, Parks walked through the house with Cindy Breck, the owner of Caring Transitions, a company that relocates seniors and sells their belongings at estate sales.
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Deborah Kerr stars as Anna Leonowens, the British teacher who relocates to Bangkok in the 19th century to educate the many children of the hardheaded King Mongkut (Yul Brynner).
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Whether the tradition will continue after Mr. Rattle relinquishes his post of music director and relocates to London — his successor is the Russian Kirill Petrenko — is at present unknown.
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Camilla del Valle, the 2357-year-old daughter of a telenovela star, never gives her ethnicity a second thought until her family relocates from Mexico City to Beverly Hills.
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Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo, meanwhile, embarks on a new chapter in her life alongside husband Jeremy Vuolo, as the couple relocates to Los Angeles with their daughter Felicity, 14 months.
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Once in a while, his apartment relocates while he's asleep, to a better or worse neighborhood—depending on the current market bid for placement in the nice part of town.
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Tom Ellis stars as Lucifer Morningstar, a model-esque version of Beelzebub, who relocates to Los Angeles from hell and gets a gig consulting for the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Medical Accuracy: 4/10 Entertainment Value: 7/10 ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" spin-off "Private Practice" follows Dr. Addison Montgomery as she relocates to Los Angeles and joins a private practice.
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The story is told in two timelines: the first, at Homecoming, and the second, at a waterside town Heidi relocates to a mysterious amount of years after she leaves the program.
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If anything, he'll be a Golden Knight during the season and a blackjack dealer in the offseason from 2017 through 2036 or whenever the Las Vegas team folds or relocates. 2.
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The same is true of American retail and manufacturing: It's easy to blame Nafta when factory jobs disappear, but for each position that relocates to Mexico, many more are lost to automation.
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Starring as a once-buzzy Los Angeles architect who loses her creative spark when she relocates to Seattle for her Microsoft-executive husband also allowed the actress to play a complex female character.
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As the city continues to expand, reducing green areas, beekeepers have less space to work, said Adriana Pena Veliz, a vet who advises Efecto Colmena (Beehive Effect), which rescues and relocates bee swarms.
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According to the source, during the time that West, 38, is away, Kardashian West relocates to her mother Kris Jenner's home with her two kids: daughter North, 3, and son Saint, 10 months.
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Brown then passes back to Monroe, and relocates on the opposite wing, so when Horford sets a perfect back screen on Terry Rozier's man, Atlanta only has one defender to guard two shooters.
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When a product is in high demand, simply banning the product may do more harm than good as it simply relocates the product from a regulated legal market to an unregulated black market.
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Israel's ambassador to Guatemala, Matty Cohen, said on Army Radio that no date had been set for the embassy move, "but it will happen after" the United States relocates its own embassy to Jerusalem.
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Spearheading coverage from the new studio will be the network's newly appointed Dubai Correspondent, Dan Murphy, who relocates from the CNBC's Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore, where he regularly fronted CNBC's business day programming.
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This prevents Afghans from being eligible for the EU scheme that relocates asylum-seekers in Greece and Italy to other countries, as refugees need to come from a country with a 75% acceptance rate.
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Adapting "Heresy" — its unusual title comes from one of Debney's paintings — screenwriter Smith relocates the action of Willeford's novel from seedy South Florida to picturesque Italy, which softens the hard-boiled cynicism of the original.
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"Instead of punishing erring policemen, the Duterte regime just simply relocates these murderous brutes to other places, and worse, promotes some of them," Arman Hernando, the chairman of Migrante International, said at Mr. Rafael's wake.
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Soloway shrewdly recaptures and reorients the female gaze through the story of Chris (a resplendent Kathryn Hahn), a frustrated filmmaker who relocates with her husband, Sylvere (Griffin Dunne), to the isolated artistic enclave of Marfa, Texas.
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That one extra point may prevent the U.S. from undercutting a number of countries such as Spain, the Netherlands, Austria and Chile and thereby reduce the amount of business activity that relocates here from those nations.
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"Little Boxes," a mildly comic story about a biracial family that relocates to an exceedingly white town, feels a bit out of phase, but it's delicately observed and does a nice job of staying within itself.
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"A character from 29-21-21 who was the subject of a rescue relocates to Texas — and wouldn't you know it, she ends up needing to call 9-1-1 there, too," said Minear, per TVLine.
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This latest round of clashes between Palestinians and Israelis is specifically timed: Hamas has called Palestinians to a weeks-long protest, due to culminate as the US embassy in Israel relocates to Jerusalem in mid-May.
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The IDW comic series was created by horror author Joe Hill and artist Gabriel Rodriguez, and revolves around the Locke family, who relocates to their ancestral home in Lovecraft, Maine, after the murder of the family's patriarch.
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Lucifer: Season 2 Inspired by the character from Neil Gaiman's Sandman series, Lucifer follows the titular Lord of Hell (Tom Ellis) as he relocates to Los Angeles and sets out on a misguided quest to fight crime.
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While she's currently based in the UK, fans of spooky confections can purchase pastries including chocolate crow skulls and diseased jawbones on her Etsy page before she relocates to Los Angeles in 2020 to open a bakery.
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More important, the gang members he testified about have threatened to kill Mr. Hernandez, and prosecutors have indicated he could enter the witness protection program, which gives people new identities and relocates them out of harm's way.
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Here's a meticulously observed, harrowing chronicle about Still She Rises, a feminist legal squad from New York City that relocates to bright red Tulsa, intending to battle for these women and the children who've been separated from them.
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News. Ahead of the entertainment show's move from Los Angeles to New York City in January, the TV host announced on Wednesday that she will no longer be working full-time at the network when the program relocates.
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Hamas has called Palestinians to a weeks-long protest, due to culminate as the US embassy in Israel relocates to Jerusalem in mid-May -- a move embodying President Donald Trump's decision to recognize the city as Israel's capital.
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She relocates as her husband's work dictates (he also aspires to be a writer, but settles for an academic career), landing in Northern California, where she has a child and tries and repeatedly fails to sell a novel.
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U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase & Co said it plans to buy a building in central Paris to house up to 450 staff in coming years, as it relocates some services from London after Britain's exit from the European Union.
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This means that Immigration acknowledges that they are actual refugees, with the right to stay in the city until it's deemed safe for them to return to their home countries, or the UN relocates them to a safe country.
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Luckily, some researchers over in Japan took it upon themselves to launch some sperm into space to find out whether or not we have a chance at successfully reproducing once everyone relocates to Elon Musk's Mars colony or whatever.
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Inspired by the 1987 film of the same name, this procedural drama stars Clayne Crawford as Riggs, a Texas police officer who relocates to Los Angeles and is partnered with Murtaugh (Damon Wayans), a detective recovering from a heart attack.
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Using the score for Georges Bizet's "Carmen," the show, with a book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, relocates the opera's tale of fatal desire to World War II. Like the original production, this revival will feature an all-black cast.
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This puppy swap isn't just a good photo opportunity, it also helps boost the confidence of guide dog students, so that they feel comfortable doing their job anywhere, and it allows dogs to get comfortable with moving, in case their future owner relocates.
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A similar piece in the next room relocates the black-and-silver expanse to the floor, with a scattering of red chopsticks and two small cylindrical heat chambers atop it, one with a burst of coral attached like a bird on a roost.
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When Hannah (Danica McKellar, "The Wonder Years") relocates to her New England hometown for an episode of her home-improvement show, she crosses paths with an old flame, Jeff (Andrew Walker), who joins the set as the head of a preservation team.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 68%Synopsis: A young couple from the East Coast, played by Bale and Kate Beckinsale, relocates to the West Coast and becomes enveloped in a more relaxed, carefree lifestyle as they camp out at Sam's mother's (Frances McDormand's) house.
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Another "Seagull," Claude Miller's movie relocates the action to a French chateau, a retreat for the film star Mado Marceaux (Nicole Garcia) and her director boyfriend, Brice (Bernard Giraudeau), who disrupt the lives of Mado's son (Robinson Stévenin) and his sweetheart (Ludivine Sagnier).
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FEBRUARY 7 Australian comedian Josh Thomas is the main draw for the sitcom "Everything's Gonna Be Okay," about a young man who unexpectedly relocates to Los Angeles and becomes the guardian of his two teenage half sisters after their American father dies.
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Here, she offers some tips to get the most bang for your buck the next time you book a cruise: In the cruise industry, "positioning cruises" (sometimes referred to as "repositioning cruises,") are ones where a ship relocates from one region to the next.
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The play — what Ben Brantley of The New York Times called a "blistering" adaptation of Federico García Lorca by Simon Stone — relocates the tale from provincial Spain to modern London, where the title character, played by Billie Piper ("Doctor Who"), is a blogger struggling with infertility.
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Let's not move the screening checkpoints, which only relocates the crowd and thus the location of the next attack, and if you move the checkpoints too close to the curb, you put those waiting at the queue line in the blast radius of a much larger vehicle bomb.
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Corporate inversions, an issue for anti-establishment voters in this year's presidential and congressional election campaigns, typically occur when a U.S. company buys a foreign firm and then relocates its headquarters to the foreign company's home country, if only on paper, in a bid to reduce overall taxes.
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Starring John Krasinski (yes, Jim Halpert from the American version of The Office, and the writer-director of A Quiet Place), Amazon's new prestige drama relocates Clancy's most famous hero to the present day, making him a veteran who saw action in Afghanistan before coming home to work for the CIA.
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In this frantic timelapse video, which condenses about an hour and a half of Photoshop work into just over a minute and a half of footage, Pichard effortlessly relocates a car from a field in front of an old warehouse, to a gorgeous mountain valley, with perfect reflections and views through every window.
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As the family transfers the twins to a new school, then relocates to a new neighborhood, all the while forced to forgo ordinary pleasures like coaching youth soccer and inviting children to trick-or-treat at their house, Ms. Corman tries to understand how the disaster happened and how she can survive it.
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While Hawkins's book is set in the suburbs of London — the titular train shuttles commuters in and out of the big city every day — the film relocates the story to New York, where the action takes place in Ardsley-on-Hudson, about 45 minutes north of Grand Central Station by Metro-North.
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Seen amid the broader London theatrical landscape, "White Teeth" furthers an interest in and insistence on racial diversity that extends to the Young Vic's current production of "Twelfth Night," which relocates Shakespeare's comedy to the bubbling cultural melting pot that is the Notting Hill district of London in the annual run-up to its late-summer Carnival.
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Really, the thrust of the play is in the relationship between the two protagonists: Alex (Billy Cullum), a white American working in the UK and recovering addict, who risks losing his visa when the company he works for relocates, and Obi (Tyrone Huntley), a British man of Nigerian descent, still traumatized by the familial homophobia he experienced as an adolescent.
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But Lausanne and the canton government have sweetened the pot with more incentives yet: Any federation that relocates to the city, as a tenant in the Maison du Sport or elsewhere, receives two years of free rent, permanent exemption from taxes and help from Ms. Attias and her team with tasks like finding places for employees to live and securing permits to work in Switzerland.
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Internal memos show the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will be unable to release a number of its regular reports as nearly 80 percent of employees at one of its research branches have left the agency as it relocates to Kansas City, Mo. The memos obtained by The Hill show USDA's Economic Research Service (ERS) will delay or not release a number of nearly complete reports and is quashing other early stage research as it struggles to maintain basic functions with its decreased workforce.
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USDA STRUGGLES WITH WORKLOAD AS RESEARCHERS QUIT: Internal memos show the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will be unable to release a number of its regular reports as nearly 80 percent of employees at one of its research branches have left the agency as it relocates to Kansas City, Mo. The memos obtained by The Hill show USDA's Economic Research Service (ERS) will delay or not release a number of nearly complete reports and is quashing other early stage research as it struggles to maintain basic functions with its decreased workforce.
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