"You're relocating jobs and the manufacturing and the jobs and the training that you're relocating is back to the U.S.," he said.
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The average offer to relocating candidates to London was $95,000.
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He will be relocating to Yext's headquarters in New York.
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Some of that includes outsourcing jobs and relocating plans overseas.
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Relocating two teams seems feasible based on the city's size.
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SurveyMonkey is relocating to a bigger facility in San Mateo.
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Relocating for a job isn't a decision to make lightly.
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Justin Bieber is relocating to Ontario, according to US Weekly.
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He told the workers they were relocating to better accommodations.
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But Shackelford is opposed to modifying or relocating the monument.
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One, based in Asia, suggested relocating, as she had done.
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It has not yet revealed where it will be relocating.
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Instead of relocating, residents have adapted to their sodden existence.
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It's clear, Lena was very torn about relocating her dog.
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She added that the company is relocating resources to busier areas.
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It could also mean relocating to a different city or state.
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Some southern Californians are taking note and relocating to the area.
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Deutsche Boerse also said the merger was "not about relocating businesses".
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I can see that community relocating in the very near future.
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But relocating for a job isn't a decision to make lightly.
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He will be relocating to Frankfurt, Germany from Canada on Sept.
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For many of these families, relocating can save on travel costs.
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And think about potential expenses you could actually create by relocating.
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Another issue to consider is whether you are open to relocating.
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Paraguay and Guatemala have since followed suit in relocating their embassies.
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Spectrum never succeeded in relocating the Trump server—but Alfa did.
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"Relocating to Henoko is still the only option," Mr. Abe said.
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Like honeybees, ants often face important decisions about relocating their colonies.
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There has been talk of relocating her village to the mainland.
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But relocating half the city's population is easier said than done.
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The Scouts and the Flames lifted the Cup only after relocating.
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He told Mr. Rodriguez that he was relocating to San Diego.
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They lived for 10 years in Uzbekistan, before relocating to Concord.
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Benitez had opposed relocating the embassy to Jerusalem before taking office.
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RELOCATING HEADQUARTERS TO CHICAGO Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The thought of either of them relocating was a non-starter.
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Inside, Ms. Fremder's team ran a help center for relocating employees.
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If sales continue to plummet, he will consider relocating elsewhere in midtown.
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"It's not clear if the animals are disappearing or relocating," he said.
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Some people consider relocating when they scout starting a business, Hannon says.
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For example, try relocating to a couch with a blanket and pillow.
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They'd already begun relocating some of academic programs to Hagerstown last year.
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The museum is relocating, and these funds will seemingly support the move.
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The US government spent $42 million buying residents' homes and relocating them.
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Of course, that hasn't prevented NFL, NHL, or NBA teams from relocating.
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Holmes changed his identity a bunch of times and was constantly relocating.
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It spurs economic development, helping to create jobs and attract relocating companies.
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One proposal calls for relocating the port to make way for housing.
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Some companies have done that, relocating to Vietnam or Thailand, for example.
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It's possible relocating them could "disturb their orientation system," Dr. Durif said.
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WCCW will be relocating soon, so stay tuned for their new address.
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Over the past two years, residents have slowly been relocating to Albania.
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For anyone thinking about relocating for retirement, affordability is a big consideration.
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He said relocating people from low-lying countries didn't solve the problem.
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But relocating doesn't always lead to the hoped-for happiness upon arrival.
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"We lost everything," Mina says of relocating to America after the disaster.
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Relocating from the city to the suburbs can be a jarring transition.
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And relocating to another state is simply not an option for everyone.
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It's his first time back since officially relocating to Florida last month.
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"It is not an issue of relocating people in towns," he said.
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Two years later Lucas announced he would be relocating the project to California.
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Relocating a franchise requires the consent of three-quarters of the league's teams.
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Carrie Underwood may be relocating, months after her "freak accident" outside her home.
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Trump suggested companies consider relocating facilities if they want to avoid steep tariffs.
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We're relocating a good part of our critical R&D infrastructure to Switzerland.
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The provided statement also points out that the company is relocating its offices.
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We will ensure the safety of our clients and staff by relocating operations.
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Ireland said on Friday it had been in touch with firms considering relocating.
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A: Relocating production to the U.S. isn't a panacea for the U.S. economy.
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Relocating to LA would almost certainly improve the financial prospects of the franchises.
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That factors in the hefty fee a relocating team would owe the league.
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Nest did not say if he'd be relocating to Silicon Valley or not.
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"A new city means relocating and building a new knowledge base," says Fuller.
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Karsten Jeske reduced expenses by relocating to a lower cost of living area.
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For all the advantages, relocating to a college community also has some drawbacks.
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Meanwhile, chastened U.S. companies are rethinking supply chains and relocating Chinese-based manufacturing.
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As of last year, I've stopped "relocating" but rather just travel for work.
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Delays in relocating the base have been an irritant in U.S.-Japan relations.
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Neuberger Berman is relocating its Chinese equity research from Hong Kong to China.
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For some tight-knit communities, relocating as a group might be the solution.
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Some are relocating to more progressive mainline Protestant traditions, or leaving religion altogether.
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MIGRATION is generally understood in terms of geography: relocating from one region to another.
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Angelina Jolie is not relocating her family to London, multiple sources confirm to PEOPLE.
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Installing furniture, activating services, relocating your team… a lot goes into opening an office.
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We're told she's relocating, and now has armed security with her at all times.
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Newtok recently received federal funding to begin relocating the entire town to safer ground.
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The option of relocating the telescope has gained a foothold in the academic community.
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After relocating elephants to the park, its population has swelled to more than 400.
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Recently, the administration has become more cautious in its comments about relocating the embassy.
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"I have neighbours who work for hedge funds who are relocating there," he says.
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He says if companies like his are successful, it won't just be Midwesterners relocating.
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The billionaire proposed relocating heavy industry to space, so Earth would become primarily residences.
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The tipster also said the team's 12 employees are relocating to Amazon's Seattle headquarters.
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The dog was owned by a unmarried couple that was relocating to New York.
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I have a habit of relocating, having done so nine times in 15 years.
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Kelly is relocating from Utah and intends to enroll in South Carolina's medical school.
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Deactivating Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 367 and relocating it to Camp Pendleton, California.
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He considered relocating the company to the Hudson Valley, but ultimately rejected the idea.
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Brazil is relocating migrants from the border state of Roraima to cities farther south.
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He had worked in London, Frankfurt and New York before relocating to Hong Kong.
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Short of relocating, the following tips will help you save the ski-bum way.
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Both showed a sure compositional hand but involved relocating players to puzzlingly little effect.
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But Dorsey previously indicated the tax issue could eventually lead to his companies relocating.
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And I can do the right thing by the people who we are relocating.
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That includes relocating thousands of people and building the necessary infrastructure to accommodate them.
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There are worse things that can happen to a fan than a team relocating.
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The practice of relocating teams is nearly as old as the major sports leagues themselves.
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Fewer than 6% said they have relocated or are considering relocating to the United States.
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For one thing, there are quite a lot of companies are relocating production from China.
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So I started tightening, striking some details entirely and relocating others elsewhere in the article.
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The prince addressed rumors that they could be relocating to Africa in their candid documentary.
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And the final new feature lets employers secure temporary housing for employees relocating for work.
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In 2017, a year after relocating to rural Washington, she officially began her ocher archive.
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That's based on the company relocating the once-independent Lumia team into the Surface team.
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Building the venue and the new infrastructure has involved relocating hundreds, possibly thousands, of people.
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Those could include relocating whole communities from vulnerable areas, and developing geothermal energy, Baron said.
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One developer left the company only two weeks after relocating to Toronto for the job.
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Options on the table include relocating the Salesforce Connections conference scheduled in Atlanta in May.
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Magnises' then-headquarters moved to a Manhattan hotel before relocating permanently to a WeWork space.
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In April, the couple announced that they are relocating from the Windy City to Nashville.
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But high housing prices and increasing traffic congestion have discouraged some workers from relocating there.
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And in the worst case, he says, it could be used for relocating Kiribati's population.
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But it turned out I was completely unprepared for all the unexpected costs of relocating.
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He was returned safely to his family, who was relocating from Oregon to Wichita, Kansas.
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Hayes observes open-air markets relocating and small businesses that served the community shutting down.
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JetSuite is relocating to the Dallas area in the coming months and expanding its service.
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The strategy could avoid the firestorm formally relocating the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem would bring.
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Some people consider relocating to an area with a lower cost of living, Hannon says.
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Her dream of going east persisted, however, and in time Mr. Long conceded to relocating.
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Earlier this year, West discussed relocating to Chicago — where he grew up — with his family.
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Securing multiple private properties and relocating the president away from the White House takes manpower.
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Relocating the theater's entrance from Seventh Avenue to West 47th Street freed up some space.
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In April 2016, six months after relocating to Wengen, the Röntgens began an extensive renovation.
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Stone said relocating animals in the storm zone was not an option for many farmers.
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When construction required relocating the only polling place in the heavily Hispanic Dodge City, Kan.
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And rising wages in China are discouraging some companies from relocating production across the Pacific.
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But relocating wasn't the only big change: She also chopped off all of her hair.
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The U.S. is also said to have begun relocating troops from the region on Monday.
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She is relocating to the U.S. to work out of one of YouTube's stateside locations.
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Families and businesses benefited from lower energy prices as manufacturers began relocating to our shores.
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Authorities have also been relocating the homeless to make way for VIPs visiting the city.
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It is designed to help hiring managers calculate fair salaries when relocating their employees overseas.
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We continually see more people relocating to LA, and downstream investors spending more time here.
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Dollar General is opening 1,8.93 stores next year, remodeling 1,500 locations, and relocating 80 stores.
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Most technology entrepreneurs get their new ventures off the ground by relocating to Silicon Valley.
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"We don't anticipate much in the way of employees relocating to Des Moines," Houston said.
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Relocating for a job was the top reason millennials move, the apartment search website said.
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A beloved Dutch speedskating race survives by relocating to Austria, where thick ice still beckons.
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Trump also talked about seeking compensation for relocating the U.S. base in Okinawa, Bloomberg said.
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It's just relocating the same hair you already have in different areas of the scalp.
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It's also in the process of relocating its headquarters from San Diego to New York City.
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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 passenger was a recent Chicago transplant, relocating from the Ukraine just under a year ago.
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They've been dating ever since, and they're starting to talk about relocating to each other's cities.
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After relocating to Houston, they decided to open their first location and now have two others.
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As the economy switches from heavy industry to services, many factories are closing down or relocating.
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They spent five months in a refugee camp before relocating to the United States in Vermont.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is relocating to Duckburg, because apparently the DuckTales reboot wasn't awesome enough already.
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The bottom line: The USDA expects to save around $300 million over 15 years after relocating.
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The Public Lands Foundation, an association of mostly retired BLM employees, opposes relocating the headquarters staff.
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Ratliff replaces Francois Leblanc, who is relocating to Paris to take up a senior management role.
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He felt that too many Jamaicans were quick to forget their country, relocating to foreign economies.
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Uruguay has no responsibility to pay for relocating Dhiab to be with his family, it added.
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Stone said that relocating animals in the storm zone was not an option for many farmers.
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Don't trust anything Gary Bettman tells you about teams relocating—ask Atlanta Thrashers fans about that.
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He said the political world's fixation on Iowa was "ridiculous" but he didn't regret temporarily relocating.
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The two-year delay has just been part of the natural process of relocating, he says.
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Many companies make the quite rational decision to avoid such punitive rates by relocating headquarters overseas.
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City officials say they are gradually relocating pavement dwellers slowly to permanent homes in the suburbs.
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Consider looking for a better job in 2018, even if it means relocating to another city.
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The studio was founded in 2013, and originally based in Reykjavík, Iceland, before relocating to Berlin.
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In 1937, shortly after relocating permanently to Paris, Samuel Beckett wrote to his friend Axel Kaun.
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Relocating may also be a good idea if you're looking for a new job, she said.
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That could include relocating where you live to having a nonworking spouse re-enter the workforce.
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All of those factors would point to immigrants seeking out better health care benefits by relocating.
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Before relocating, I worked as a part-time minister at a suburban congregation outside of Atlanta.
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Lowe still owns GW Zoo, but he's given it a new name and is relocating it.
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In places like Norfolk, Va., officials are already pondering the prospect of relocating certain vulnerable neighborhoods.
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She said common-sense precautions were also being taken, like relocating generators out of floodable basements.
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But for Alaska Natives, some of whom have already begun relocating, it is a core goal.
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Ayesha Hakeem owns African Connections, which operates tours and conferences and helps people relocating to Africa.
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That prompted the EU to impose mandatory quotas on its member countries for relocating asylum seekers.
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Park View/Paul Soto gallery is relocating to Mid-City in Arlington Heights in Los Angeles.
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At a young age, he moved to Los Angeles, before relocating once again to San Francisco.
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Like, for instance, a Melnyk-run team not relocating and staying in your life for decades.
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FORD EUROPE PRESIDENT ROWLEY SAYS HAS NO PLAN ON RELOCATING DRAGON ENGINE PRODUCTION CURRENTLY BUILT IN WALES
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"The work that I want to do isn't here anymore," said Gifford, who is relocating to Nashville.
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Retraining them for clean energy jobs, should they choose them, is expensive and would likely require relocating.
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Just by relocating, Hall said, the company added six months of cash burn onto its balance sheet.
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She's thinking of relocating to Trinidad because she can use legalized marijuana for neck and back pain.
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Some lived for years in refugee camps in Thailand before eventually relocating to the US as refugees.
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Some professionals are considering relocating due to the effects that the ban would have on their work.
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After relocating to Southern California in 2003, Regé's works have taken on a new tone and voice.
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As of last week, an additional 1,228 homes are in the process of relocating, the utility said.
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Relocating workers was the main problem that needed to be solved in restructuring Chinese industry, he added.
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The first of the four monuments was removed last month, with the aim of relocating it elsewhere.
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Others have complained about U.S. companies relocating factories to Mexico to take advantage of lax labor regulations.
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She had almost nothing to pack besides her clothes and Landon's before relocating to the state capital.
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The total cost of relocating the Marines is $8.7 billion, of which Japan is paying $3.1 billion.
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Novartis, which employs 120,000 globally, is also relocating its tropical disease research arm from Singapore to California.
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There has always been strong bipartisan agreement on relocating the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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The ships will be used for relocating shore-based patients undergoing treatments that are not coronavirus-related.
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And it will do so by relocating thousands of residents with few protests, at least so far.
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Families with two earners will have a harder time relocating when one gets a new job offer.
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It said he would speak at a conference in Amsterdam next week before permanently relocating to London.
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The Lannisters' next surprise involves emptying Casterly Rock and relocating the majority of their forces to Highgarden.
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The family, after relocating to Miami, were regular visitors to the annual tournament in Key Biscayne, Fla.
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He had just moved in a few weeks before, relocating from a homeless shelter in nearby Sandusky.
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Data show that when companies move out of China, they're relocating to other countries in Southeast Asia.
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And the changes we're doing from the end of March are relocating the A2380s back to Singapore.
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Tushinskiy created the digital audio advertising market in Russia prior to relocating to the U.S. with Instreamatic.
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The Met has sold New Scotland Yard, and the unit is relocating to a facility in Lambeth.
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They bought it for $350,000 in 253, relocating from a rental in the Inwood section of Manhattan.
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Like many people in the territory, he thinks about closing up shop and relocating to the mainland.
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When Strode and Washington were hired in 1946, the Rams were relocating from Cleveland to Los Angeles.
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Quebec has long been one of the top targets for every rumor about an NHL team relocating.
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The Grizzlies lost 60 or more games four times in Vancouver before relocating for the 24-294 campaign.
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"Being deported is not just relocating and changing your address," said Martinez, whose father was deported in 2009.
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After relocating to Atlanta, Chiron—who now goes by "Black"—got buff, started dealing drugs, and wearing grills.
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Perry's mother has been staying at her late son's home since his death, unofficially relocating from San Francisco.
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The prices were shocking to them, even though they were relocating from the relatively expensive Washington, DC, area.
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And this can be further offset by relocating the cat box or by taking turns changing the litter.
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Before relocating to San Francisco for YC, the Bottomless founders were working feverishly out of their Seattle home.
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For anyone thinking about relocating your startup, make the relocation decision a company-wide discussion from Day One.
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But President Trump has a major problem — companies aren't planning on relocating their production to the United States.
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Procter & Gamble Procter and Gamble is relocating its beauty headquarters from Cincinnati to Asia–what are we doing?!
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If businesses do end up relocating to the suburbs, it could also deplete the city's business tax revenues.
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But relocating a great number of people to a desolate planet millions of miles away is fantastically hard.
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My boyfriend started a new job recently that he loves, so unfortunately, relocating isn't an option right now.
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His father, a biochemistry teacher, eventually ended up relocating from Jamaica to Southern California to teach at USC.
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However, much remains in dispute about their daily life and their true motives for relocating to New Mexico.
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They worked phoenix-like, behind-the-scenes to prevent Congress from relocating the nation's capital city to Philadelphia.
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Novartis, which employs around 120,000 globally, was also relocating its tropical disease research arm from Singapore to California.
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Indonesia is relocating its capital city from Jakarta to East Kalimantan, a province on the island of Borneo.
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Staying in Texas, instead of relocating to Los Angeles, has made it harder to pursue an acting career.
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Her family left a war-torn Lebanon in 1989, when she was three years-old, relocating to Canada.
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Relocating is one solution, but it can be, as Goodell calls it, a game of real estate roulette.
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We're (temporarily) relocating "The Daily" to Europe this week to tell the story of rising populism and nationalism.
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"More and more people our age who are thinking about relocating end up moving closer to their kids."
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The idea of relocating more than a million Syrian refugees to this barren buffer zone is simply frightening.
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The world is relocating its refugee problem to a country that stands no chance of ever solving it.
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ISIS is a global threat, and relocating terrorists from one place to another is not a lasting solution.
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Japanese carmakers have been doing this for over a decade, with Toyota relocating production to Thailand and Indonesia.
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The group's new chief is also focused on settling into life in D.C. after relocating from New Mexico.
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At Microsoft, he could deal with visa issues by relocating to one of the company's many global offices.
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He was, however, more keen to talk about relocating from Florida to New York City to pursue modeling.
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Royal Bank is cutting fewer than 200 jobs in Europe and relocating the headcount to Malaysia, Bolger said.
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The American federal government has footed the bill for relocating whole communities plenty of times in its past.
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That has left Kenya in a tight spot: Relocating hundreds of thousands of people would not be cheap.
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Maybe even 12 and thirty seconds," and that relocating the embassy "was going to be their first move.
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Relocating a neighbourhood in New York requires the consent of the residents; holdouts can block decisions for years.
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After relocating to the US, Jamie joined the Leonardtown High School football team as a kicker and punter.
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He traveled around Africa in the mid-1970s, learning many regional styles, before relocating to Paris in 1978.
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And it's finally thriving after years spent relocating every two weeks to stay ahead of London's berthing laws.
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The author, Omar El Akkad, was raised in Cairo and grew up in Qatar, later relocating to Canada.
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Banks and multinational corporations based in Barcelona have begun the process of relocating their headquarters elsewhere in Spain.
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The factory is relocating to a new facility two hours away, priced out by rising costs and falling orders.
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Some traditional manufacturers have responded to the downturn by relocating farther inland or overseas, where costs are generally lower.
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The estimate includes the costs of relocating up to 2400,22 jobs to the French capital and associated legal fees.
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That includes PetroChina relocating its pipeline segment's management team to a separate office tower in Beijing, the source said.
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Huawei will reportedly allow some Chinese employees the option of relocating back to China to remain within the company.
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Although all of the top spots benefit from warm weather, money may matter more when it comes to relocating.
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"Enterprise zones", British forerunners to special economic areas, were found mainly to attract relocating firms, rather than new ones.
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Sometimes relocating to a metropolis filled with opportunities causes us to swap our old dreams for unexpected new ones.
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Patty Doel died in 2006 of complications from a series of strokes, after relocating to Florida with husband John.
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"That's the whole point of me relocating from a comfortable life in Southern California to New Mexico," Yeung said.
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However, I did negotiate additional monetary benefits when relocating such as rental subsidy and adjustments for cost of living.
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Fortunately, Britain honored this promise after the war, relocating the former slaves and their families to Halifax and Trinidad.
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Just six years after relocating, Amazon has outgrown South Lake Union and is marching toward the city's urban core.
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Gibson finally settled on a Facebook Live stream after relocating to Pacifica, a coastal town south of San Francisco.
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The trend is towards relocating towards the heartland, where valuations are cheaper and net rental yields are much higher.
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Lawyers determined that relocating the statue would violate a 2015 state law protecting historic monuments, The News & Observer reported.
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The proposal also includes relocating the current Wayne County Jail, a circuit court and a county juvenile detention facility.
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And banks may also face the cost of relocating some London-based businesses and staff to other EU cities.
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To honor our alumni we will be relocating the statue to an area on campus dedicated to our alumni.
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Relocating to Jerusalem is a smart money move for smaller states, making things more "effective and efficient," Cristol said.
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Indonesia announced Monday that it will be relocating its capital from Jakarta, which is slowly sinking into the sea.
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France is relocating more than 26,000 refugees and migrants after demolishing the so-called Jungle migrant camp outside Calais.
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HANOVER, N.H. – New Hampshire wildlife officials may change their minds about relocating a female bear from a college town.
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But whenever he moves, he must register within five days of relocating (it's only three days in some states).
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The designer is relocating from London to NYC to be chief creative officer at Diane von Furstenberg, effective immediately.
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"(Relocating the Coyotes) will stunt the growth of hockey in its tracks from the moment they leave," Sullivan says.
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His method could be helpful for anyone considering a mid-career move — or a major life change like relocating.
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This comes after years of its owners staying one step ahead of eviction from the canals, by relocating fortnightly.
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Relocating to a 55-and-over community might not save money, she said, but does provide more social opportunities.
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Whatever his reasons, most British residents can't hedge against Brexit by relocating part of their households to another country.
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But closing Bouley and relocating Bouley Test Kitchen made it possible for him to put it in the spotlight.
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Residents have suggested relocating the race to the Homestead Miami Speedway, 46 miles (74 km) south of Hard Rock.
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After relocating to Amata, she married, started a family, and worked in the local clinic as a nurse's aide.
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Trump's populist campaign partly blamed free-trade agreements for manufacturing job losses and companies relocating outside the United States.
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Teams relocating the finds were able to shift the best-preserved prints before flooding hit the region last month.
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After their engagement, the couple lived together in her hometown of Dallas before relocating to Miami earlier this year.
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Relocating to New Mexico, he immersed himself in musical theater, writing and producing plays for a local theater company.
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Last year, LG announced it was relocating its mobile manufacturing facility from its home country of Korea to Vietnam.
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But he expressed concern that it could discourage future employers from relocating to central Mississippi and jeopardize economic growth.
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Relocating to Chaman, a border area with Pakistan, she cooked and cleaned in Pakistani homes to feed her children.
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He quit his job and turned his attention toward his son, relocating them to a shelter in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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Relocating would mean having to do a new five-year residency on top of her extensive training and experience.
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Most worrisome is an internal assessment suggesting that relocating the agency might mean losing up to half its personnel.
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The company says relocating will improve recruiting, and said it would shift 300 senior executives and staff to Chicago.
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Others are relocating to the suburbs, where housing prices haven't risen as consistently as those downtown, according to Yun.
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Industries at risk of relocating will receive a mix of tax cuts and free permits to cushion the blow.
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Birdman plans to open the studio early next year and is relocating from 548 Union Street, also in Gowanus.
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So whatever move you're making — switching galleries, applying for grants and residencies, relocating your studio, contemplating an MFA, etc.
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Israeli sources have suggested the May 24 Israeli holiday of "Jerusalem Day" as a possible date for relocating the embassy.
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But Smalley and Charlton chose a different path, relocating to Washington, D.C. expressly to join the city's first WeWork outpost.
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But a really great lip balm is the one solution to flaky lips that doesn't entail relocating to the Bahamas.
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Relocating to a cheaper area to save on monthly expenses, such as property taxes, is another way to cut spending.
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She read from journal entries in court detailing suicidal feelings and worries that she had "screwed everything up" by relocating.
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That hints at the difficulty of a leading conservation strategy involving relocating vulnerable corals from the surface to deeper waters.
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Officials have been relocating people from the camp back to home villages that have been declared safe from Boko Haram.
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Management has indicated that it expects to add 36 new Dick's Sporting Goods stores this year while relocating another nine.
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A growing number of tech companies, big and small, are relocating to (or opening additional offices in) emerging startup hubs.
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Many locals have reportedly threatened to use violence to stop the men relocating, prompting PNG authorities to deploy extra police.
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We have created a pernicious, very British, hukou system; a 21st-century Statute of Labourers that stops workers from relocating.
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The river is getting a little too close for comfort for the Louvre, which is relocating some of its art.
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Officials have had to re-evacuate fleeing residents, while relocating its emergency headquarters some 200 miles south of the city.
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Relocating the embassy from Tel Aviv was a promise that dated back to the 23 presidential campaign of Bill Clinton .
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They would be migrating, relocating as people with skills as members of communities they go into, even leaders, I hope.
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Personally, I don't know if I would ever consider the idea of relocating to a country for the food alone.
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Based on exit polls, more than half voted against relocating the U.S. Marines' Futenma air base within Okinawa, Kyodo reported.
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But Duhaney said in statement Monday that the city didn&apost support relocating the Third Street camp to another location.
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It's now relocating farmers to high-rise buildings within the area and encouraging new companies to hire and retrain them.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said it expected around 4,000 rebels will likely choose relocating to Idlib.
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The Chinese government had previously announced a 100 billion yuan ($15.3 billion) fund aimed at relocating and retraining affected workers.
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Diesel and Juicy Couture have also closed stores on Fifth Avenue, with the former relocating to the nearby Madison Avenue.
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On Wednesday, Hungary announced that it would hold a referendum on whether to accept compulsory EU quotas for relocating migrants.
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He expresses little sadness over the passing of the existing Bouley — which he insists, Sharpie in hand, is only relocating.
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West said those companies are relocating workers from other regions of the country that are not as conservative as Texas.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the terms of the European Union's requirement for relocating asylum seekers in Europe.
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Some 25 percent of respondents are moving to a warmer climate, and 17 percent are relocating closer to loved ones.
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Anticipating the likely fallout from the cables' release, Mr. Assange spoke of relocating to Russia and setting up WikiLeaks there.
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Here are just a few foreign-born American citizens who've overcome the hardships that accompany relocating to a new country.
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There had been discussions about relocating the plaques in the past, for reasons that include their lack of religious purpose.
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Though foreign buyers have historically used their properties as seasonal homes, an increasing number are relocating to Antigua, he said.
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Some companies are already moving, like Herba Invest, a small drug company in southern England that is relocating to Spain.
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Relocating the EMA before Britain leaves the EU in March 2019, as current plans dictate, involves a very tight schedule.
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Mr. Trump has said he would create a "deportation force" for the purpose of relocating undocumented immigrants beyond the wall.
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The wall is expensive, would require relocating hundreds of families, and it can't even be built on the actual border.
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He suggested that the shipowners could consider relocating, possibly to Britain after its exit from the bloc in March 2019.
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In a statement, Eliopoulos said he is relocating to New York so that he can be closer to his family.
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Now, people and organizations from all sectors—private, public, and nonprofit—are backing Detroit's revival by relocating, lending, and investing.
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In a statement, Broadcom said that its $117 billion plan to buy Qualcomm was always contingent on relocating its headquarters.
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It was a nearby state university with low tuition costs, and it meant I didn't have to deal with relocating.
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Sawyer goes to a hospital to speak with a counselor, revealing that she was a victim of stalking before relocating.
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He said many people have gone into hiding to avoid arrest, with some relocating to different areas to protect themselves.
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What: A five-part series on Europe We're relocating to Europe to tell the story of rising populism and nationalism.
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Ms. Negri grew up in Poland, where she attended a ballet school in Warsaw before relocating to Germany for acting.
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Pigeon relocation: The Spanish city of Cádiz is taking on the ambitious task of relocating 5,000 pigeons to the countryside.
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Relocating the 60 or so families outside of the neighborhood could potentially interfere with the schooling of dozens of children.
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There are some interesting twists, such as the political residue from Parkland and Puerto Ricans relocating here after Hurricane Maria.
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On Tuesday Ohio announced it was relocating 128 polling places out of nursing homes before the primary on March 17.
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Most of the international community is against the move, but Guatemala, Paraguay and Honduras are relocating their embassies to Jerusalem.
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And the European Central Bank has already issued licenses for 25 banks relocating from Britain to the euro currency zone.
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Similarly, this law could prevent Carrier from moving from Indiana to Mexico, and Nabisco from relocating south of the border.
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"A lot of companies are relocating," said Robert Subbaraman, head of emerging markets economics at Nomura told CNBC on Monday.
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Soon, American Medium will be relocating to Chelsea, steps from the High Line and down the block from David Zwirner.
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Relocating an entire neighborhood, especially a neighborhood whose significance derives in large part from its coastal position, is another matter.
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Relocating an entire neighborhood, especially a neighborhood whose significance derives in large part from its coastal position, is another matter.
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The Mississippi Department of Corrections is relocating inmates from Unit 29 at the Parchman State Penitentiary while investigation is underway.
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But I never felt that I changed any minds: Parents kept spending, even relocating their families for their child's sport.
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About a third of people leaving the state cited retirement as a primary reason for relocating, the moving service found.
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Similarly, it is possible to prevent some of the damage by reducing or relocating other economic activity threatened by accidents.
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The group, a longtime fixture of Boston's indie music scene, also recently upended their hometown allegiance by relocating to Nashville.
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Relocating to California has been a change — "Houses cost twice as much here as in the twin cities," Piper says.
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"I'm not surprised that [companies] are probably looking at relocating to areas where that delay does not exist," said Veitch.
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Companies caught up in China's trade row with America are relocating their supply chains to Bangladesh and Vietnam, not India.
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Asked about companies relocating production from China to Vietnam, he said Vietnam treated the United States even worse than China.
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Nearly two-thirds of respondents to a survey by the chamber said they are not relocating or considering such a move.
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Miami International Airport said that amid the shutdown it is relocating flights scheduled to depart from Concourse G after 1 p.m.
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But that doesn't cover areas such as bank capital or commercial lending – meaning banks will continue relocating business to the continent.
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Khalaf spent time in a camp for displaced people in northern Iraq before eventually relocating to Germany, where she lives now.
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I was looking for a personal documentary project to get involved with after relocating from Southern California to Greater Vancouver, Canada.
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But experts have accused Brazil of being irresponsible for not postponing or relocating the games while Zika poses a health threat.
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Academics draw distinctions between going global "vertically"—relocating production and the sourcing of raw materials—and "horizontally"—selling into new markets.
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Finchem did add that relocating the event would present a vital opportunity in a growth market for the American golf body.
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More than 4 in 10 people who moved to New Mexico in 2018 said retirement was a top reason for relocating.
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The authorities say the river can only support around 5,000 of the animals and that relocating them would be too costly.
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"I think the signals of the Jaguars relocating to London are premature and very assumptive at this point," he told Reuters.
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Before relocating to Singapore to work as head of production for a media company, the 29-year-old lived in London.
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"Most are looking to minimize expense and disruption by relocating as little as possible in the first instance," Oliver Wyman said.
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The government has a plan to resuscitate the dusky gopher frog by relocating it to some of its historical breeding grounds.
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Carr was a Marine, and had lost his home in Hurricane Katrina, relocating to Alabama with his mother after the disaster.
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Google must've liked relocating the power options in Android Oreo; now it's doing the same thing with the software volume slider.
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The Counting On star and Vuolo, a former pro soccer player turned minister, are relocating from Laredo, Texas to Los Angeles.
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Tarek al Hassan, a senior Shell trader based in Singapore, is relocating to London to replace him, according to the sources.
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Along with moving elephants, Prince Harry also assisted with relocating a male rhino and game species including antelope, buffalo, and zebra.
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Betsy was relocating to Texas after being purchased by three students from Smith College for $400 at a surplus animal auction.
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Beirut-based artist Ahmad Ghossein's readymade memorial, "Relocating the Past," pays homage to the catastrophe by freezing the moment in time.
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SoCalGas spent more than $1 billion, mostly toward temporarily relocating 8,000 families, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Instead of looking into the possibility of relocating into an alternative timeline, Kim decides to get involved in bettering this one.
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Rhonda Salisbury, CEO of Visit Yosemite/Madera County, said the regional visitors bureau has been relocating tourists statewide following the closure.
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A report from California's Legislative Analyst's Office last year indicated Texas, Arizona, Oregon and Nevada are popular destinations for relocating Californians.
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Orlando, FL: An estimated six-week process of relocating a Confederate statue began in June at Lake Eola Park in Orlando.
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Yanai also noted that the high costs of relocating production to America would deter him from keeping its stateside retail presence.
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Additionally, 40 percent of survey respondents have considered relocating after the election, with a third citing Canada as their top destination.
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In a recent GOBankingRates survey, 2949 percent said "living in a better climate" was their main reason for relocating, he added.
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But now they're relocating, per WashPost, and abandoning their Trump Tower command unit (though they say their security plan hasn't changed).
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The process is a collective effort, as the federal government has trained prospective families about the rules and particularities of relocating.
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And nothing, of course, is stopping criminals on the run in Mexico from simply relocating here, out of the policia's reach.
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Apparently, the singer decided to rent the home after relocating from a $2,600-per-night Airbnb near Los Angeles' Runyon Canyon.
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This could be expedited by relocating prepositioned stockpiles from other countries less threatened by the consequences of U.S withdrawal from Syria.
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Of course there's more to "building back better" than just building flood resistant infrastructure and relocating people away from the shoreline.
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They are currently relocating all male-to-female transgender inmates to a medium security prison, a male facility within its system.
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Maybe I had just awakened from a nap, feeling fresh and alive, yet in that semiconscious state of relocating the world.
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Relocating to the banlieue is a bold move, but, for the founding co-chairman Rémi Babinet, Paris's banlieues represent an opportunity.
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However, putting off the corporate tax cut could discourage businesses from investing in the U.S. or relocating their headquarters from overseas.
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Despite its luxurious amenities, Kidman reportedly "abandoned" the superyacht in a Sydney marina after relocating to Tennessee with husband Keith Urban.
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For instance, Thailand's Princess Ubolratana lost her royal title after relocating to the US and marrying an American man, Peter Jensen.
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Later in 2018, the city of Paris announced relocating the sculpture to Petit Palais in an attempt to mitigate the outcry.
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Relocating to the US, Nyakarundi studied computer science at Georgia State University and by 1073 had founded his first start up.
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Realize that federal investments can be a tool for economic growth Companies across the country are relocating to walkable, urban locations.
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His other project in Princeton, the Lewis Center, was greeted with some grumbles and required relocating a New Jersey Transit station.
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The source also said that by the end of February, Polanco will be leaving her Washington Heights apartment and relocating elsewhere.
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If you're an aspiring fashion designer (or editor or stylist) living outside of New York, you've likely daydreamed about relocating here.
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The firm is relocating 200 employees and their families to Midland, a sign of faith in the region's long-term prospects.
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Kljestan said his wife, Jamie Lee Darley, did not really know New Jersey and was skeptical about relocating there from Brussels.
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Families are also relocating from Johannesburg to Umhlanga, with the breadwinner frequently commuting by air — a one-hour flight, she said.
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Goulding and Jopling are reportedly relocating to London as he begins a postgraduate program at the University of Oxford this year.
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By relocating missions to the installations in which they enjoy military comparative advantages, the process increases the preparedness of the force.
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Tokyo could consider relocating training for Osprey transport aircraft which have been involved in several incidents in Okinawa in recent years.
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He also reportedly said Christian refugees should be made a priority in certain cases when they are relocating from hostile areas.
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The support was promised to be tax-free and also included changing her identity and relocating, according to documents and interviews.
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One day, toward the beginning of 2012, I got a letter that he was coming back to Dallas to live. Relocating.
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They had always talked hypothetically about relocating their family to Mexico if Irvi were deported or the pressure became too much.
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"Dublin ... has been the net beneficiary of tech, financial services and law firms relocating to the city," Mercer said, without elaborating.
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Finally, the U.S. should only consider the issue of relocating its embassy in Jerusalem after a final peace agreement is reached.
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Homebuyers are typically relocating to cheaper metro areas and the suburbs, but that move has resulted in tougher commutes and overpopulation.
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For the medicines agency, relocating to Strasbourg could complicate life because the city's transport links are poorer than those of London.
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It's the youngest district in the state, as the retirees who keep relocating to Nevada are concentrated in the outlying suburbs.
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Here's what we know ... Tejada had been spending a TON of time in the Dominican Republic, as he's relocating his family.
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Chimento Contemporary and MaRS are joining the list of galleries relocating from Boyle Heights, a neighborhood long marked by gentrification tensions.
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Racing against climate change: A Dutch speedskating race has survived by relocating to Austria, where thick ice still beckons, for now.
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Relocating to Lund, Sweden, to get clean, Jonas enrolls in a graduate program and lives in a dorm for exchange students.
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Management was now expected to fight regulation, undermine unions, and reduce wages whenever possible, even if it meant relocating factories overseas.
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Born in England in 1969 and relocating to America in 1995, Brown seems not to have been inflicted with Calvinist morality.
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He saved the Kings from relocating to Seattle when he bought the team, but has run them into the ground ever since.
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Some good things coming out of the dispute with China, namely people relocating their sources to those countries and some bad things.
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Before relocating to Las Vegas, the Raiders would still need to get approval from at least 24 of the 32 NFL owners.
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Then there's Abraham, 25 — who is not short of drama — she may be taking a step towards relocating with her daughter Sophia.
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Since relocating from Portland, Oregon, Ed and Sally Wilkerson have lived in a 1,300-square-foot apartment with sea and harbor views.
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A spokesman for EDL confirmed the firm was relocating from the UK and said it planned to shift its headquarters to Switzerland.
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Turkey's earlier refusal to let lawmakers visit German soldiers serving at Incirlik air base led to Berlin relocating those troops to Jordan.
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" In a previously released sneak peek, Nikki, 35, revealed she was thinking of relocating because San Diego "reminds me of my ex.
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He has blamed globalization for ravaging American manufacturing jobs as companies sought to reduce labor costs by relocating to Mexico and elsewhere.
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In Forest, photographer Yan Wang Preston documents the big business of relocating mature rural trees to the new urban centers of China.
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Relocating labour-intensive production out from Cikarang makes sense in the long-run due to the lower minimum wage in Central Java.
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And of the 6 percent of millionaires who say they have considered relocating, more than a quarter of them are in California.
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He was later transferred to a hospital in Los Angeles hospital and was released in January, relocating to a private rehab facility.
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Read More How cheap oil has hit one shale boomtown Uprooting a few kids is easier than relocating a three-generation household.
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Relocating people from high fire-risk areas is also difficult because many who live in these regions can't afford to live elsewhere.
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So, BAS is relocating the base about 14 miles away from the cracks and also shutting it down from March to November.
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Like 'best buds' Since relocating to the new sanctuary, Blais said there have been no signs of aggression between the two elephants.
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"They are punished for relocating their IT services outside Rwanda, and this was deliberate," Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority Spokesman Anthony Kulamba said.
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A daytime fixture that has just finished its 13th season, the BBC documentary follows Britons contemplating relocating to Australia or New Zealand.
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If your future retirement plans include relocating to a smaller home, don't assume the move will mean downsizing your costs, as well.
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Despite his campaign threats, he has not imposed 27.7% tariffs on companies relocating to Mexico or 0003% tariffs on goods from China.
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In terms of other exec changes, Spark CFO Rob O'Hare is relocating to Zoosk's HQ in San Francisco to smooth the transition.
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She's reportedly also relocating to the Miami area, where she'll look for an even larger house with about 10,000 additional square feet.
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In 2004, she toured in 15 different countries and set her sights on Europe, eventually relocating to Berlin for good in 2010.
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Before relocating, he'd started reconsidering his relationship to Christianity, and says his relationship with his family had become strained as a result.
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Despite the uncertainty, Paulson, who ahas repeatedly floated the possibility of relocating to Puerto Rico, is investing in the territory's physical assets.
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It also called on local authorities to do a better job of relocating unemployed workers, disposing of company debt and allocating subsidies.
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Relocating to less segregated communities was associated with average decreases of 1.2 to 1.3 mmHG (millimeters of mercury) in systolic blood pressure.
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Senior administration officials said the process of relocating the embassy and its close to 1,000 employees will take at least three years.
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My employer asked me to stay in the role permanently, but it would have required relocating and going to the office daily.
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She moved out with roommates after her parents divorced, relocating afterward to Portland and Seattle, and then back to California in 2005.
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HSBC's latest expat survey showed the average 18 to 34-year-old's salary rose 35% after relocating overseas, from $40,358 to $54,484.
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Recent reports indicate that EasyJet is already in talks with EU member states' aviation regulators about relocating its legal headquarters from Britain.
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The list of companies that are thinking about relocating includes Airbus, which employs 22017,250 people and supports more than 229,123 other jobs.
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And the fact that most vendors have also signed long-term leases at the Hunts Point location has sapped enthusiasm for relocating.
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"Relocating to this enchanting hamlet," she says, "has opened a beautiful interweaving of life and art, nature and culture, community and contemplation."
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Nonimmigrant visas are for visitors and temporary workers, and immigrant visas are for individuals who are relocating to the United States permanently.
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Another resident, Esau Sinnok, 18, supported relocating but conceded in a phone interview on Thursday that it might be long in coming.
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Appleby eventually settled on relocating two Apple subsidiaries to the law firm's office in Jersey, a small island in the English Channel.
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Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney, a former copywriter making her fiction debut, lived in New York for many years before relocating to Los Angeles.
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Now, after relocating seven years ago to pursue more control over the manufacture of their materials, the pair is based in Madrid.
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After relocating to LA just 10 years ago, Zadikian drifted creatively, spending time healing while slowly opening himself up to new ideas.
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The authorities are gradually relocating or deporting the migrants at the camp, where as many as 10,000 people are believed to live.
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That requirement dates to the early 1970s, when many painters and sculptors began relocating to commercial structures in the then-shabby neighborhood.
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Goldman Sachs is also said to be considering a move, potentially relocating the 2,000 people who work for the company in London.
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Companies relocating to Camden have been awarded $1003 billion of the $4.9 billion handed out across the state under the 2013 legislation.
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After spending five years with the research unit, Mr. Prager fears that relocating it will be a big loss for rural America.
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New York City has done the same with its Dr. Sims memorial, relocating it to the Brooklyn cemetery where Sims is buried.
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Cersei also surprised the Unsullied by emptying Casterly Rock and relocating her forces to Highgarden, where she wiped out the Tyrell army.
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Vermont recently enacted legislation to pay up to $10,000 for those relocating to the state who work remotely for companies based elsewhere.
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Indonesia Indonesia is relocating its capital from the coastal city of Jakarta to a jungle-covered area on the island of Borneo.
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The bank also said it was temporarily closing some branches, adjusting the operating hours of others, relocating employees and increasing charitable donations.
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Next summer the park will begin tearing up parking lots, relocating and renovating them, possibly using a more natural material than asphalt.
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This exec also said the logistical challenges of relocating 15,000 athletes and the number of international sports broadcasting contracts made postponement unlikely.
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According to Kelley's LinkedIn, before relocating to Chicago, she went to college at the University of Alabama for a degree in marketing.
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Prosecutors argued that Mr. Markel was murdered because a court order prevented Ms. Adelson from relocating to South Florida with the children.
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After relocating to New York six years later, he found work with Brazilian and Afro-Cuban bands as well as jazz ensembles.
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Last year, the government announced that it is relocating the megalopolis -- a project estimated to cost the equivalent of around $34 billion.
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He'd called Stockbridge home since relocating from rural Vermont six years earlier, mainly for proximity to its renowned Austen Riggs psychiatric center.
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After relocating a few times, Mr. Segal ended up in his current space, previously a dentist's office, four blocks from Lincoln Center.
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The impetus for relocating the monument was, in large part, to protect it against flooding from the rising waters of the Nile.
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Now, the 10-year-old has a new hobby and is thinking about relocating some famous buildings in his next Photoshop series.
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After partition, a bloody and violent migration took place, with a majority of Muslims moving to Pakistan and Hindus relocating to India.
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That space, inside Building 128 at the Navy Yard, was donated by Mast Brothers chocolate company, which is relocating its factory there.
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These actions have already proven detrimental: 28500 percent of U.S. companies are relocating work overseas because of difficult immigration laws at home.
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But also think about those life rewards once you've stopped working — whether it is traveling, relocating or taking up a new hobby.
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Around the same time, Andrew Jackson became president and began to "aggressively" pursue a policy of relocating Native populations, the association said.
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The bird protection organization has been gradually relocating to Sicily the hare colonies that have proliferated on the island in recent decades.
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Although he has yet to announce where he's relocating, they always have their palatial Connecticut estate to retreat to while they house hunt.
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The majority of the Instapaper team is relocating to San Francisco from New York, including CEO Brian Donohue and community manager Rodion Gusev.
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Beyond just her new title and new royal duties, she's also relocating to a new country, and with that, comes a new citizenship.
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He also dropped out of two colleges, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, then the University of Chicago, before relocating to California.
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As 9to5Google notes, other changes also include relocating "New" content under the Browse tab, and Downloaded Music that you can listen to offline.
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More immigrants are leaving their jobs, afraid to show up to school, and inquiring about relocating to Canada, according to attorneys and advocates.
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner both serve as advisers to the president, relocating to Washington D.C. to work out of the White House.
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After relocating to Amsterdam, Imam began to highlight in his work the stories of those fleeing the violence and bloodshed of the war.
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Yamiche Alcindor of "PBS Newshour" reported that Yevgeny Vindman was relocating to the US Army's Office of General Counsel based at the Pentagon.
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"I can certainly imagine international agencies currently based in the U.K. wouldn't think twice about relocating if it came to Brexit," he said.
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After relocating to New York for Marty's job at a law firm, Ruth graduated top of her class at Columbia Law in 1959.
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The Rams hardly have had a quiet offseason of their own, relocating to Los Angeles after a 493-year run in St. Louis.
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Now that the family is relocating to London full-time, Thomas's Battersea is just a quick drive across the Thames from Kensington Palace.
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Companies should also consider setting aside areas within their sites so the mining impacts can be evaluated and relocating species deemed ecologically significant.
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On the company's earnings call, Wood also said the company is "taking steps to mitigate any potential impact," including relocating manufacturing over time.
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And while a dozen of them are considering relocating, the report says that many or most may not be eligible for federal funding.
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She began making explicit drawings for adult magazines such as Club, Hustler, and Penthouse, relocating from New York to Los Angeles in 1987.
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Typically, our style evolutions happen in tandem with major setting changes, such as starting a new job or relocating to a new city.
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If you're looking for a job in today's market, you may want to consider relocating to Austin, Texas; Denver, Colorado; or Nashville, Tennessee.
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The designer did so well with that job, eventually the New York–based fashion company brought him in-house, relocating him from California.
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In addition to relocating current guests to nearby hotels, the Sheraton is also reaching out to guests with upcoming reservations, according to Peduzzi.
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He also touted the diverse economy of the nation's third-largest city, its ability to snag relocating corporations, and educational improvements at schools.
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"What you're seeing already is banks and other companies already pre-emptively relocating jobs outside of London, outside of the U.K.," Gallo said.
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Eric Dickerson thinks the Chargers relocating to Los Angeles was a HUGE mistake ... telling TMZ Sports the Bolts are "no factor" in Hollywood.
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The Syrian military has started relocating fighter jets to an airfield struck by U.S. Tomahawk missiles in April, according to a new report.
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The move comes after Barclays said it was weighing axing or relocating 280 staff from a call center in Leeds earlier this year.
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Those services include legal and clinical assistance to those relocating to the US, and run the gamut from airport reception to cultural orientation.
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It is relocating some sniffer-dog teams to the busiest airports so it can allow more non-members to use the PreCheck line.
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The new plan includes planting 103,000 new nursery-raised corals across 18 acres of reef and relocating existing coral to another five acres.
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"The special tax rate will be applicable only to foreign funds relocating in France," the finance ministry's special adviser on the matter said.
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Relocating industry to the least affluent borough, the Bronx, allowed for the rezoning of wealthier lower Manhattan neighborhoods for commercial and residential development.
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Starting Monday, new and relocating employees can begin reporting to temporary offices in the Kansas City region, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
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This weekend, the squad is relocating 200 kilometers north-west to the cooler climes of Nagano to escape the worst of the weather.
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The Start-Up program has drawn 159 new, expanding and relocating businesses into tax-free zones across the state, according to the report.
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Luckily, Mark Davis is providing plenty of distractions with talk of relocating the franchise, making things as difficult as possible for his players.
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The move will be just one block, from West 44th Street to West 20143th Street, but relocating shows is always complicated and costly.
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The buy-in, however, means relocating to a community of the similarly small, one shielded from unique outside concerns, like, well, hungry birds.
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Despite the Grand Canyon State's relatively high minimum wage ($2.75 above the federal minimum wage), relocating isn't necessarily in a worker's best interest.
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He told reporters that the estimate includes the costs of relocating up to 1,2400 jobs to the French capital and associated legal fees.
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Sam Brownback, a Republican, cited "unacceptable" safety risks in an executive order last year forbidding state agencies to aid in relocating Syrian refugees.
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Prosecco and wine-makers Freixenet and Cordoníu are both looking at relocating their offices but a decision hasn't been taken as of yet.
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Since relocating to the U.S., the team went back to the drawing board and redesigned their underpants to align more with American tastes.
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There is no simple answer to this problem, but relocating important federal agencies to communities across the country would be a positive step.
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British companies have stopped investing and London risks losing its strong financial position, with banks considering relocating to other European cities, he said.
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JPMorgan is considering relocating several thousand New York-based jobs to other cities in an effort to reduce costs, according to media reports.
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He has become enamored of New York and would consider relocating, but the art that surrounds him is confining as well as uplifting.
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Relocating the men on Manus island is designed as a temporary measure, allowing the United States time to complete vetting of asylum seekers.
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If you're relocating, this move will have a major influence on you—a greater impact than you can probably imagine at this time.
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Mike DeWine (R) announced on Tuesday his state would be relocating 2628 polling places out of nursing homes before the March 28500 primary.
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A company spokeswoman said it&aposs relocating some of the positions to a hub in Minneapolis, where its school photography division is based.
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According to HSBC's latest expat survey, the average 18 to 34-year-old's salary rose 35% after relocating overseas, from $40,358 to $54,484.
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If there are so many areas where laws vary significantly from state to state, that could hinder relocating in pursuit of a job.
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Accused General Motors of having "let our country down" in the wake of the news that the company was relocating four American factories.
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The idea of relocating came one season when they helped a local restaurant owner one night a week and found a receptive crowd.
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In response, the government is delaying or relocating lease sales and advancing plans to hold them over the internet to skirt the protests.
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For help relocating him to the U.S., American officials turned to David Rockefeller, a banker who considered the deposed ruler a prized client.
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The Chinese government has released dozens of notices over the years saying it was relocating the cemeteries, and officials aren't denying their destruction.
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Unilaterally relocating the embassy to Jerusalem would be interpreted as tipping the scale for Israel, further eroding America's role as an honest broker.
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Small island nations like Kiribati are already grappling with the possibility of relocating citizens to other countries if rising seas drown their homes.
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Part of this is because that help typically involves picking Kevin up like a baby and relocating him to an easier navigate area.
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Relocating those populations costs vast sums of money, raising the question of who will cover those costs as sea levels continue their uptrend.
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In those conditions, relocating to the mainland, which has always enjoyed far higher household incomes than Puerto Rico, starts to look very attractive.
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But he also helped facilitate Mr. Moses' grand plan for Lincoln Center, insisting on a fairer timeline for relocating residents of the neighborhood.
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The county's child protective agency spent more than $21 million in that period relocating children from homes where a relative was using opioids.
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But rebuilding to modern standards or relocating squatters to new homes would take an investment far beyond reimbursing residents for lost property value.
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The Lakers, remember, missed the playoffs only four times in their first 53 seasons after relocating from Minneapolis in the 1960-61 season.
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Richard Gnodde of Goldman Sachs, said at a CEO summit that "every outcome is possible" when asked about relocating staff following the referendum results.
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The "Sober" singer was seen out in public Sunday morning near the rehab facility, where she's been since relocating from her East Coast facility.
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This time last year, Rivera was dealing with relocating his family after a house fire broke out the week of a Panthers playoff game.
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Meanwhile, young Barron will be relocating to the White House alongside his parents as his older siblings take the helm of the Trump Organization.
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As a result of this demand, average salary offers to candidates relocating to London were 28 percent higher than salary offers to local candidates.
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Separately, the Relocation Price Index also found that on average, the average moving cost of relocating to Hong Kong was the highest, at $3,877.29.
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"I am thinking about it," Jill said about relocating to Florida, where she has an apartment in Miami and a house in Boca Raton.
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Among those worth $5 million or more, 12 percent said they have considered relocating from a high-tax state to a lower-tax state.
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Rein clearly thinks spending time in California — before later relocating the company's U.S. headquarters to time-zone friendlier New York — was well worth it.
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He also said he was still studying the case for relocating the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, a move that could anger the Arab world.
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It is also outsourcing more of its back-office operations and relocating some staff to Utah from San Francisco to reduce expenses, he said.
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Hundreds of forces that were partnering with the United States to fight ISIS are now relocating and refocusing to fight Turkey and defend themselves.
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While the Syrian Democratic Forces does have a presence in the area, relocating the entire Syrian Kurdish population there has never been previously suggested.
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Costa followed up on the theme of Portugal's post-colonial legacy by relocating to Fontainhas, a Lisbon housing project for a predominantly immigrant population.
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Uber is relocating its San Francisco self-driving car fleet to Arizona, where it says it has the support of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey.
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At the time, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, who supported the initial deal, seemed convinced that Uber remained committed to relocating some employees to Oakland.
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We also had to do the research and figure out the logistics of relocating without allowing a bunch of rumors going around the workplace.
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In the United Kingdom, additional sanctions on Gilead were announced, as well as plans to raise the cap on American refugees relocating from Canada.
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Friedman said the company was hesitant to expend energy on relocating operations if a trade deal could be agreed upon at any given time.
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Amazon today announced plans to expand its TV and movie division, Amazon Studios, which includes relocating to a new location in Culver City, California.
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At the start of Narcos: Mexico, Mika is a wife relocating her family from Fresno, California to Guadalajara, Mexico to support her husband's career.
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If you're looking to save money and still enjoy some quality home-cooked meals, consider relocating to Texas, and definitely avoid the Bay Area.
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Terms of the deal aren't being disclosed, but Statwing's three-person team is relocating to Qualtrics's Seattle office and will be absorbed into Qualtrics.
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French banks may end up relocating significantly fewer staff than originally expected from London to mainland Europe after Brexit, banking officials said in November.
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With Drew and Linda relocating from the Scott family compound in Las Vegas, Jonathan has an empty room ready and waiting to be filled.
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In addition to its store closures, Penney's is shutting down one supply chain facility in Lakeland, Florida, and relocating another in Buena Park, California.
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After the couple split, Hadid left Los Angeles, relocating to New York to be closer to her three children: models Gigi, Bella and Anwar.
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He creates the sinister-sounding Office of American Absorption to start relocating some Jewish families, but he finds a pliable Rabbi to lead it.
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Relocating their family back home from overseas, the couple was in town for just two days and had to see as much as possible.
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Don't expect a Chargers-style lightning move -- the Raiders would likely play the next two seasons in Oakland -- before relocating for the 2020 season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone is moving further away from the sport he ruled for decades by relocating to Switzerland.
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"Searching for Neverland" opens after a flurry of those allegations in 2005 forced Jackson to become something of a nomad, temporarily relocating Las Vegas.
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However, in addition to relocating to a new city, many entry-level millennials plan to live at home for about six to twelve months.
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"Bouley is Relocating," he scribbled, to a new space that will accommodate only 20 to 25 seats and open only five days a week.
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The Maher family of four is relocating from Florida to the Philadelphia area and have been searching for a home for about a month.
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Both real estate firm Inmobiliaria Colonial and infrastructure company Abertis have called meetings on Monday to discuss relocating their head offices outside of Catalonia.
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It is also a major reason why capital investment is fleeing high energy costs in foreign countries and relocating here in the United States.
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The internal EU dispute over relocating asylum-seekers is a political one about values, as Avramopoulos stressed in his renewed appeal to the easterners.
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As a result, businesses are adapting fast, and many start-ups and big companies are shifting to accommodate the government, or relocating to Dubai.
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"As the tide raced in I kept relocating my tripod further and further back until the light peaked and I captured this amazing moment."
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This month I am leaving Minnesota, and the United States, relocating yet again, to build a new lab and start over a fourth time.
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It is thought moving rhinos from a freshwater environment into a new one with saltwater is part of the challenges of relocating the animals.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) and other U.S. senators, for example, have proposed simply relocating Marine aircraft to Kadena Air Base, an existing Air Force facility.
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The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals promotes trap, neuter, and return programs, or relocating feral cats as a last resort.
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The White House on Thursday praised Guatemala for joining the U.S. in relocating its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem this week.
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The Stars, the top seed in the Western Conference, played 26 seasons in Minnesota before bolting the state and relocating to Texas in 1993.
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Kristie Alvarado, who lost her home and everything she owned in the wildfires, said that she would not countenance relocating to a shelter either.
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In at least two cases where agents negotiated rental agreements with Ms. Collins, the clients were seeking rentals because they were relocating from abroad.
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Disney is relocating its New York headquarters there, and a 2013 rezoning intended to encourage residential development has spawned a wave of luxury projects.
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Broadcom is currently headquartered in Singapore, but is in the process of relocating its legal base to the United States to allay those issues.
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They have already formally separated their households, with the Sussexes relocating their staff and offices from Kensington Palace to Buckingham Palace earlier this year.
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He said the company is awaiting a permit for its dry-stack tailings and a separate approval for relocating antiquities at the project site.
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He kept the name of the company after relocating to Barcelona with his wife, Noam Blumenthal, and his stunning knives are now available online.
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They were Chinese brothers who, with their extended families, were relocating from Brooklyn, having bought houses next to each another and joined their yards.
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Susie Ellis, the executive director of the International Rhino Foundation, said relocating a rhino is a highly delicate process that always carries some risk.
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A protégé of the avant-garde filmmaker Gregory J. Markopoulos, Edward Owens made movies as a teenager in Chicago before relocating to New York.
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Lured by better weather, lower taxes or an improved quality of life, many older Americans consider relocating to stateS like Florida or the Carolinas.
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Amid Britain's uncertain economic future, a number of companies have already said they are considering relocating their regional offices to other major European cities.
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Another major investment tech career-changers make is relocating for a new job, something nearly half of workers from the Indeed survey reported doing.
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How to Move When You Have Dogs and Cats Packing up and relocating can be a logistical nightmare, and having pets may complicate matters.
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The buyer, who was relocating from out of state, apparently grew tired of seeing his offers on other houses get declined, Mr. Gupta said.
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A new bilateral agreement could result in Mexicans relocating with other Central American asylum-seekers to Guatemala during legal proceedings, regardless of their nationalities.
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Except the economy, into which you'd dump thousands on job-hunting and relocating and the associated shipping, shopping, travel and, I'm guessing eventually, attorneys.
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The two sides have said in coming weeks the rebels will leave their camps, relocating to a set number of sites throughout the country.
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In addition, the business has been investing heavily in its offices, relocating all staff in Australia to new buildings over the last 18 months.
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He said the company is awaiting a permit for its dry-stack tailings and a separate approval for relocating antiquities at the project site.
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And according to HSBC's latest expat survey, the average 18 to 34-year-old's salary rose 35% after relocating overseas, from $40,358 to $54,484.
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" He worried that businesses would be deterred from relocating to a state they might view as "not sensitive enough or not culturally competent enough.
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Relocating the US Embassy and recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan play especially well with evangelical voters, who Trump is always looking to reward.
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I'm soon moving out of the apartment and relocating to another state, but I'm not sure how to navigate my departure from this family.
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After all, the swaying steer and its identical twin, both of which were relocating to the playground, have been on the move for decades.
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As for relocating Spider-Man to that other borough, well … "Brooklyn isn't the same anymore," Lauren said, noting how fast the borough has gentrified.
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Another bloc of agencies that we should consider relocating are the ones where close coordination with elected officials is explicitly contrary to their mandate.
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For decades, the State Department has funded interest-free travel loans to refugees who, like Ms. Safieh, cannot afford the cost of relocating here.
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They were promised an annual subsidy for relocating, but some families claim they are not receiving as much as they were told they would.
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He and his wife were living in New York City and they were already considering relocating after a few of their friends had moved away.
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The company today announced it's testing a way to make lists easier to access, by relocating them only a swipe away from your home screen.
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This was the inauspicious beginning of what I'd previously considered the ultimate "romantic" leap: picking up my life and relocating for the person I loved.
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So we are seeing now, in fact, increasing amount of enquiries of factories relocating from China to nearby Vietnam, Cambodia, even Malaysia, Indonesia and Bangladesh.
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Yeezy's headquarters are in Chicago (this only adds fuel to the rumors that the family may be relocating there), along with Kanye's foundation, Donda's House.
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James Dyson, a billionaire British business executive and inventor, announced this week that he was relocating his company headquarters from the United Kingdom to Singapore.
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All countries currently maintain their Israeli embassies in Tel Aviv, though Trump has promised to start the process of relocating the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
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HAMBURG, Germany, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Germany's Continental said on Wednesday it was considering relocating some of its production due to the U.S.-China trade conflict.
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Now it seems that Virgin Galactic is on the cusp of making the move to New Mexico, which means employees could be relocating as well.
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Officials at the center said in a tweet that they were relocating to the town of Lac La Biche some 250 km south of Anzac.
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" When it comes to the sort of trade he does believe in, it's moving away from relocating manufacturing to "a country where wages are abysmal.
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And the critics, are they upset about the deal, in general, or the implementation by the city when it comes to things like relocating people?
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When they describe forcefully relocating minorities to other places so white people can have a country to themselves, they're calling for violence against minority groups.
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Missteps in relocating residents continued in the following decades, with resettlements of Rongelap in 1957 and Bikini in 1968 when levels were still too high.
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Relocating federal agencies' headquarters and staffs across the 50 states would represent a massive infrastructure and stimulus undertaking that both conservatives and liberals could support.
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With regards to hiring, he said that the company is looking for talent based in Silicon Valley who are open to relocating back to India.
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In the brutal seven-month Anfal campaigns, Kurds accused Iraqi forces of killing tens of thousands of men, women and children and relocating many more.
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" He praised the "intimate form" of "Relocating the Past," explaining that "the distant moment is brought close to any moment now or in the future.
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Before relocating here with his then-wife in 2009, Allen cooked for ten years in high-end restaurants like A.O.C. and also privately for celebrities.
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The minister said that while land was the biggest problem, families relocating have also raised concerns over access to jobs, schools and amenities like transport.
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American politicians are more concerned with those who will struggle to keep pace with jobs relocating across industries and borders as trade barriers are lifted.
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Many people who have a hip fracture need to change their living conditions, such as relocating from their home into a residential aged care facility.
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Trump also promised a major border tax on companies that moved jobs outside the United States, giving the example of firms relocating plants to Mexico.
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While Goldman said in July 2014 that Mr Leissner would be relocating back to Singapore, the city-state's authorities said this relocation did not materialise.
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Sberbank is also considering selling its original headquarters building in the Russian capital and relocating its staff to the Moscow City area, the sources said.
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Born in Santa Monica, California, Albuquerque grew up in Carthage, Tunisia before relocating back to the LA area by way of Paris as a teenager.
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Beijing says it is committed to cutting steel production capacity this year by 45 million tonnes - a move that will involve relocating 180,000 steel workers.
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Puerto Ricans are relocating to the continental United States in such record numbers that the island has lost 2628 percent of its population since 28503.
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Mexico has a protection agency where the federal government provides assistance to journalists facing immediate threats, sometimes relocating them to safer areas within the country.
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To attract new residents, local governments have been offering everything from large sums of money to inexpensive houses to those who are interested in relocating.
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Benn is Dallas' first 40-goal scorer since Modano scored 50 during the 1993-94 season, the Stars' first in Dallas after relocating from Minnesota.
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President Trump will walk back a major campaign promise by not relocating the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, according to a report on Wednesday.
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Investigations into the Joshua Home began after a local sheriff alerted Texas authorities last year that the couple planned on relocating to Texas, KXAN reported.
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Relatively few firms have begun relocating staff and operations to the EU, but "increased relocation activity" can be expected nearer to next March, it said.
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Since relocating to expanded quarters in Philadelphia in 2012, the Barnes Foundation has mounted shows of work by Yinka Shonibare, Ellen Harvey and Ellsworth Kelly.
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So does the completion of 98 Wireless signal that Bangkok's wealthy elite are relocating from homes in the suburbs to the heart of the city?
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It meant relocating for about six months to Ohio to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital, which has one of the best transplant teams in the country.
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Moving contracts, like relocating staff, is an "irreversible" step - companies do not want to repeat the legal process or have to obtain customer approval again.
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The problem with his pledge to American workers is not just the enormous challenges of relocating good-paying factory jobs back to the United States.
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The proposal suggests relocating the statue to a cemetery for Confederate soldiers near the campus's former basketball arena, less than a 10-minute walk away.
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New highways and high-speed railways make relocating factories and other operations into smaller cities easier, allowing companies to take advantage of their lower costs.
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E.P. Wohlfart is a freelance writer and historian with a penchant for making bold but joyous moves, such as relocating permanently from Sweden to France.
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When deploying and relocating got tough, I always thought we just had to hang on until retirement, when life would be simpler and more predictable.
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A decrease in domestic demand, tight credit conditions, capital controls, political uncertainty and relocating abroad caused small- and medium-size enterprises to halve their production.
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The Ford unit relocating to Detroit, which the company calls Team Edison, combines the business and strategy groups overseeing both driverless technology and electric vehicles.
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After returning home one day to find his house vandalized, Lautaru decided to return to Romania, before relocating to France with his parents and siblings.
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It's similar to how a hiker uses a compass, locating and relocating reference points like trees or peaks, as they appear and disappear from view.
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The governments of Australia and Papua New Guinea each claim the other is responsible for relocating the men until a permanent solution can be found.
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In the case of Apple this would have meant things like relocating the computer division to one place and the iPhone division to another, etc.
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Hagstrom Miller said doctors are planning to drive across state lines rather than fly, and in some cases are temporarily relocating to serve the clinics.
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Beyond Soccer Moms: Relocating for a Child's Sport Parents who want their children to be great athletes sometimes uproot their lives to follow a dream.
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Some people who live in high cost-of-living areas might look at relocating to an area with lower taxes and cheaper real estate costs.
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The Rice University football team, upon returning from a game in Australia, are temporarily relocating to Texas Christian's campus in Fort Worth until conditions stabilize.
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Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security is relocating parents of young children to facilities that are nearby in order to speed up reunification, Azar said.
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Similarly, other data from luggage delivery service SendMyBag, found a "staggering boom" in people relocating from the U.K. to New Zealand in the past year.
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When Brian's father dies, they inherit his house, and that means relocating from Manhattan to Brooklyn, with their thirteen-year-old son, Jacob (Theo Taplitz).
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Relocating workers was the main problem that needed to be solved in restructuring Chinese industry, vice-minister Feng Fei told a news conference in Beijing.
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The company had just raised a seed round and was on its way to relocating to San Francisco to take its growth up a gear.
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Marks started the business in 2006, a few years after relocating Down Under, and has since expanded to 115 locations across Australia, Singapore and Japan.
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Quane told CNBC Make It the liveability index should help people understand how easily they might adapt to a new environment when relocating for work.
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Juana Enrique is paying higher rent after relocating to an apartment with an address that guarantees her daughter, Annie Reyes, can stay at South Grade.
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Juana Enrique is paying higher rent after relocating to an apartment with an address that guarantees her daughter, Annie Reyes, can stay at South Grade.
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The company, which is relocating from Park Slope, Brooklyn, received a one-month rent concession for its build-out, and is to open in May.
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Barclays joins rival British lenders Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland in relocating IT jobs from higher cost centres to India in recent years.
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It can help to reduce the stress of relocating to a new city or buying from abroad and also allow buyers to visualize properties in development.
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He was there for two years before relocating to Afghanistan in 2010 for a job as the director of communications for the American University in Kabul.
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Soon after Rice was crowned Miss South Carolina World and moved to New York to pursue a modeling and acting career before eventually relocating to Miami.
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Brooks, speaking at a breakfast event, also said that relocating tactical nuclear weapons to the peninsula would complicate the situation, the official cited him as saying.
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Palestinian leaders said by relocating the embassy the United States had created incitement and instability in the region and abrogated its role as a peace mediator.
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The city of Washington, DC, is planning mixed-use development for the East Campus, and the Department of Homeland Security is relocating to the west one.
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"Over the past year, Massachusetts has also added two digital powerhouses, with GE and IBM Watson both relocating to the state," said Ash in an email.
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Kody Brown, 49, and his family are saying goodbye to their home in Las Vegas, Nevada, and are relocating to Flagstaff, Arizona, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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K. let us know over dinner that she'll be relocating across the country to be with her boyfriend, so these nights will soon become less frequent.
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More than 1,200 vehicles headed south down Highway 63, the lone road open for people relocating to emergency shelters and the homes of friends or family.
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Peter Riera, a director, is relocating from New York to London and will join EMEA debt syndicate, reporting to Adam Bothamley, global head of debt syndicate.
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But like Maryam's, many families relocating to the United States from Syria are large, which makes finding affordable yet adequate housing a significant obstacle, McCaffrey said.
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The "Ex's and Oh's" singer, 27, shared on social media that she's relocating to Los Angeles and has made a risky bet on a new pad.
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"I am thinking about it," Jill, 54, tells PEOPLE about relocating to Florida, where she has an apartment in Miami and a house in Boca Raton.
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Frankfurt, Germany's financial capital, kicked off an image campaign the day after the referendum aiming to court banks and financial institutions considering relocating staff from London.
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Recently, Detroit has been experiencing something of a revival, with millennials relocating to Motor City to take advantage of cheap housing and a growing art scene.
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Given the multitude of excise taxes that apply in different states and cities, keep an eye on these and other levies if you're thinking of relocating.
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European countries Switzerland, Sweden and Germany are the top destinations for people thinking of relocating and developing their career abroad, a survey from HSBC has found.
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"We want to fix the prob for longer term apartment rental first of all, but when you are relocating you need more services, too," Figge said.
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London will remain BlackRock's main European base, and the new business will be staffed by new hires rather than UK workers relocating across the English Channel.
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Instead, officials killed the calf, saying they were following protocol because relocating a moose risks spreading diseases, and the calf would have died without its mother.
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She became a nurse and worked at several hospitals while having children and relocating to cities including Nashville and Ashland for Mr. Callahan's career in computers.
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He worked for more than a decade in Asia before relocating to Germany, and he has been a member of the bank's management board since 2009.
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The chef, whose parents came from Ecuador, spent his early years working in Spain and New York before relocating to Philadelphia with his mentor, Douglas Rodriguez.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French banks may end up relocating significantly fewer staff than originally expected from London to mainland Europe after Brexit, banking officials said on Friday.
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These loans are also challenging for those who have to move because of a disability, are selling a home after a short period or are relocating.
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We have a mortgage on our house that my wife bought before we met, but we plan on selling soon and relocating to the west coast.
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Brazil will deploy more troops to strengthen the border and start relocating Venezuelan refugees to other Brazilian cities, Defense Minister Raul Jungmann said in Boa Vista.
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Kenya's WildlifeDirect has called the rhino's death "a major conservation tragedy" calling on the government to be transparent and adopt the best practices when relocating animals.
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Eugene tells Nabila he's excited about the range of the radio since adding Russian parts to the transmitter and relocating the antennae to a new location.
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It plans to strip Beijing of manufacturing and heavy industry, as well as relocating universities and some government departments into Hebei's new economic zone of Xiongan.
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A recent analysis from Student Loan Hero showed that borrowers could pay down their debts even faster by relocating to a state with no income taxes.
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The town of Shishmaref, Alaska, has been asking the federal government for assistance in relocating for years, to no avail, as it erodes into the sea.
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Notably, I'm told Lasri will also be relocating permanently to Paris, becoming Atomico's first full-time investment member on the ground in the French capital city.
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Going to college, relocating for a job, losing a family member, becoming a new parent: All can momentarily thrust us into a state of social pain.
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The reforms struck a delicate balance between being ambitious on climate change and protecting energy-intensive industries at risk of relocating abroad to avoid climate legislation.
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Even so, Clark admitted there have been internal discussions about relocating to Mexico, where labor costs are about three-quarters lower than in Connecticut, he estimates.
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James Dyson, the billionaire Brexit supporter, is relocating his business head office to Singapore from Britain, a reflection of the diminishing importance of its home market.
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After the article was published, the city formed a task force and began relocating residents from homes that could be tracked and that violated the law.
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Many people who had been sleeping in their cars or in tents began relocating to a community hall and church, and to shelters in nearby towns.
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The Expos, who traded Colon to the White Sox after the season, went on to play only two more years in Montreal before relocating to Washington.
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That includes closing Rikers now, and divesting and relocating the funds to the areas where the community needs it the most without building any new jails.
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Relocating rescue dogs "can be a lifesaving thing," said Sandra Newbury, a veterinarian and director of the shelter medicine program at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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His great-grandmother chose to raise her family on Staten Island, relocating from the Bronx in the 22013s because she heard there would be a subway.
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The life is hard — performers, generally young adults, leave their parents, and often their children, behind, often relocating to countries where they don't speak the language.
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In the meantime, Memebox is making a big push in the U.S., with Ha relocating from Asia to lead the company from a San Francisco headquarters.
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Watch our doc on Canada's weed industry: Gonzalez says the Eden shop is in the process of closing and relocating to a new address on Kingsway.
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The bears are likely to seek out dog food, beehives, garbage, chickens and even apple trees, getting into trouble that may require trapping and relocating them.
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Ms. Stamper, who, with her husband, is in the process of relocating to London, grew up in Kentucky and attended her first warehouse rave at 14.
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Werner Lohr, of Werner Lohr Immobilier, outside Basel, said he sells about 50 houses a year, mostly to corporate expatriates relocating from America, Britain and Japan.
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The fire came a day after Greek authorities began relocating people from the island, away from conditions described by aid groups as overcrowded, unsanitary and dangerous.
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Being in the same place has been important enough to the way the program functions that, until now, YC has forbidden companies from joining without relocating.
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This is where Patrick watched John play his first U.S. Open in 1977, the last year it was held in Forest Hills, before relocating to Flushing.
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The small island of Ogijima in the Seto Inland Sea has been held out as an example of being particularly welcoming to younger people relocating there.
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You should also consider trapping these pals (the squirrels, not the neighbors) and relocating them (again, the squirrels, not the neighbors) to a far-off habitat.
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India's Jindal Steel and Power said that Chinese and even European steel makers should consider relocating their excess capacity to India where demand is still increasing.
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Relocating a franchise with the deep roots and storied history that the Raiders have here in the Bay Area would be a disaster for the community.
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"It is a massive global manufacturing hub," said Clisby, adding that both cities should look at relocating key assets and investing in large-scale engineering projects.
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Other countries, including Slovakia and Croatia, also said they were relocating from Iraq soldiers involved in a NATO training mission, as tensions in the region rise.
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Officials said the families were relocating from the East Coast when the truck with their belongings, valued at more than $100,000, was stolen in Stockton, Calif.
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In late 2014, he began the process of relocating to London, forming a holding company here called Ipek Investments that would control all of his assets.
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Some experts have warned that relocating the embassy could inflame tensions in the Middle East and doom the peace negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Now Mr. Puzder is relocating his corporate headquarters to Tennessee — and planning his own move to Washington, to become President-elect Donald J. Trump's labor secretary.
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For many families of means, getting their child into a better school is a matter of paying private school tuition or relocating to a new community.
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Planned total investment of 30.97 billion yuan ($4.59 billion) will include 2.19 billion yuan to cover the costs of relocating and compensating people displaced by construction.
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On Monday, the State Senate is expected to vote on a resolution that would be the first step in an approval process for relocating the bodies.
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Having joked about the possibility of the I.M.F. headquarters relocating to Beijing in ten years, she also flagged concerns around China's commitments to the Paris accord.
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An international project called Amphibian Ark engages in ex situ conservation by relocating amphibians, the most endangered class of animal, indoors for safekeeping and sperm collection.
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He took great care not to harm any while relocating Meda, and never worried about Meda's old wood faring poorly in this much drier, foreign place.
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For its fourth edition, the artist-run fair is relocating to a 53,000-square foot lot near downtown Miami directly alongside the NADA fair's new location.
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The Chinese government is relocating the villagers as it finishes building the world's biggest radio telescope, one of whose purposes is to detect signs of extraterrestrial life.
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Two vice presidents, Ardine Williams, vice president of workforce development, and Rob Pulciani, vice president of Alexa, are also relocating from Seattle to start building their teams.
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Dave Kibble is staying at a nearby Holiday Inn while he looks into relocating to Scottsdale, which he called the "safest, cleanest place" he had ever seen.
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Relocating to another country isn't always glamorous or easy, but if you're going to be broke somewhere, it might as well be on a beach in Bali.
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Indian agencies responded by relocating to Nepal, Thailand and Cambodia, flying out frozen embryos that were awaiting wombs, and women who were already pregnant to give birth.
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I decided to start at Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater and soon found myself wandering the unfamiliar architecture of Pittsburgh, before relocating to Manhattan for some museum hopping.
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We're at the height of moving season, which means that if you're relocating, you're also probably looking for some good movers to help you haul your stuff.
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But the pair will now be closer to each other, with Wolfram relocating to a facility closer to his wife's, the couple's granddaughter, Ashley Bartyik, tells PEOPLE.
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And if you're a member of the LGBTQ community relocating from an area you know well, you've got a whole other set of concerns to worry about.
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Other players in the space will need to come up to standard or consider relocating their operations away from the European Union or not serving EU customers.
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The team is also fleshing out its evolving business model, having spent the summer in the ERA accelerator in New York, relocating to the U.S. from Ukraine.
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For now, Madipalli will be the only one who is relocating to San Francisco, with the rest of the small team continuing to work out of London.
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If you're in your 20s, single, or have a career that might require relocating to a new city, it may be too early to buy a house.
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Some phone makers have gotten around this with notches, others by relocating the camera below the screen so that you have to hold the phone upside down.
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Botter and Herrebrugh will be relocating from Antwerp to Paris and will present their first collection (pre-fall 2019) for the French fashion house later this year.
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He suggested that there could be no tax — it's not clear if he just means this particular tariff — and that there could be tax incentives for relocating.
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Relocating to Ruud's home in Missouri seemed to offer a promising new start for the girl, whose mom said she wasn't receiving the proper attention in Minnesota.
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The viewing public needs to know how Amber and Richard plan to make this trans-Atlantic marriage work, given that Harry and Meghan couldn't without her relocating.
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Lawmakers stuck with the EU executive's proposal for allocating permits to industry perceived to be at risk of relocating abroad to avoid the burden of climate taxes.
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She and her two younger sisters, Debra and Patti, frequently moved around due to their father's job, even relocating to Italy when Sharon was in high school.
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Third-order effects might include U.S. companies relocating operations to Vietnam and other Asian countries if they think these tariffs are going to be here to stay.
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So the guru simply packed up and left in the middle of the night, checking out the legendary vortexes of Sedona, Arizona, before ultimately relocating in Austin.
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Just over 70 percent of voters opposed relocating the U.S. Marines' Futenma air base within Okinawa in Sunday's non-binding referendum, with a turnout of 63 percent.
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Just over 70 percent of voters opposed relocating the U.S. Marines' Futenma air base within Okinawa in Sunday's non-binding referendum, with a turnout of 53 percent.
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One Iraqi asylum applicant told me about relocating his mother across the border to Canada when she needed a $60,000 heart surgery (she still lives there today).
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Restructuring operations will depend on license status in various jurisdictions, as well as establishing operational scale, potentially reallocating capital and relocating where trades and clients are booked.
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But those are precisely what authorities are looking for, with the aim of relocating landslide victims and families like the Karundasas who live in high-risk areas.
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We would see UK-based financial institutions lose access to the single market and some would consider relocating elsewhere in the EU – not overnight but over time.
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But for years Republican members of Congress stressed economic plans to change the tax code to provide incentives -- not a cudgel -- to retain businesses from relocating operations.
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Here's what you might have missed in a busy news week: The big move: Relocating 500 elephants, one family at a time Capturing an elephant isn't easy.
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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the bloc must speed up the process of relocating asylum seekers from Greece to other EU countries as promised last September.
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Skidos, an edtech startup based in Copenhagen after relocating its HQ from New Delhi, offers an SDK to help games developers turn casual games into "learning apps".
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Eight years ago, she moved back to Pine Ridge from Rapid City, relocating into her grandparents' old house a few miles outside the village of Pine Ridge.
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Fater Belbachir will become head of volatility trading globally, relocating to London from New York where he was head of volatility trading and structuring for the Americas.
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The trust issued a statement on Thursday saying it had started relocating residents, and had moved seven families in 2014, but other residents had refused to leave.
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She and her daughters were evicted from their apartment, relocating first to a shelter in Queens before being placed back in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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As wages in China have risen, says Roderick de la Houssaye of van Uden, a logistics firm, his clients—particularly makers of shoes and clothes—are relocating.
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In the early 1990s, with the opening of I.M. Pei's pyramid and the expansion into the Richelieu wing, the museum's curators actually considered relocating the Mona Lisa.
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For the CBD, the Republican probe is focusing on efforts the group has taken to stop the Marine Corps from relocating an air station in Okinawa, Japan.
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CNN reported Tuesday that the White House had been strategizing an exit for Sadler for the last two weeks and relocating her to another agency or department.
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" In a statement, Mr. Work said he had made clear to Mr. Roberts that "we have not taken any location off the table for relocating Guantánamo detainees.
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It's also time to put teeth into our anti-terrorism policies by relocating the U.S. airbase in Qatar to friendlier territory, such as the United Arab Emirates.
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Frankfurt Mayor Peter Feldmann talked up the attractions of his city on Friday for bankers considering relocating, praising its security, international schools, transportation, diversity and night life.
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The request also required the project to pay for relocating the National Park Police elsewhere, since it operates out of four of the buildings at the fort.
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Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, JPMorgan, UBS and Standard Chartered are among the banks that have all made noises about relocating, outlining plans for European operations post Brexit.
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After a week fraught with controversy, Uber is relocating its current self-driving car pilot program from bustling San Francisco to the more relaxing environs of Arizona.
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The government is exploring options to make more space for housing above ground by relocating facilities — like water and sewage treatment plants, data centers and reservoirs — underground.
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They moved again after the 493 season, relocating to St. Louis, Missouri, where they won the Super Bowl for the 1999 season by defeating the Tennessee Titans.
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Mr. Avramopoulos also proposed that union member states accept 54,000 Syrians under another program agreed upon last September that provided for relocating a total of 160,000 refugees.
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China was physically relocating its hackers to centralize them, and also cracking down on government corruption — which may have given officials additional incentives to promote the hacking.
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The idea seems pretty impossible but Nasa has scheduled an asteroid relocation mission for 2021, "which aims to prove the feasibility of capturing and relocating an asteroid."
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I moved to my suburban Ohio neighborhood two months ago, and have lived in the state for less than two years, after relocating from the East Coast.
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The Amona leaders have publicly rejected the idea of relocating to the alternative site on what the government declared to be state, or public, land near Shilo.
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Several used Zillow, the real estate app, to gawk at the availability of cheap homes in cities like Detroit and South Bend and fantasize about relocating there.
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"The timing is good in terms of relocating prior to I.P.O." He ticked off Washington and Florida as places where people could have also saved on taxes.
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Screenwriter Alice Birch adapted Nikolai Leskov's 1865 novella Lady Macbeth of the Mtensk District, relocating its austere Victoriana to a large, draughty house in Northumberland, northern England.
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They became a couple and, after relocating to London, Sadier contributed vocals to McCarthy's third and final album, "Banking, Violence and the Inner Life Today" in 1990.
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The museum is relocating the fish to make way for the long-planned addition, to be known as the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation.
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The Times The Dutch government is in talks with 22 British-based companies that are considering relocating after Brexit, according to a report from The Times. bit.
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Part of the company's plan involves relocating existing standalone Argos stores to the Sainsbury's supermarket network, though Coupe declined to say how many Argos stores will close.
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He studied finance at the University of South Florida and law at Georgetown University, before relocating to the Los Angeles area in 1987, where he lives today.
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As African Americans began relocating north in the 1940s during the Great Migration, New York City grew to have the largest urban Black population in the world.
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The garment district's Business Improvement District has voted to provide financial assistance to cover some expenses for relocating factories; in exchange, the zoning laws will be lifted.
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Chehab added that the trade war is "having a significant impact on the manufacturing sector," with manufacturers moving out of China and relocating some of their operations.
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"The ability to work remotely is a huge factor in people relocating, especially within the same time zone," Portland Redfin agent Megan Warren said in the report.
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In the third-place match, after relocating to an internet cafe, Adroit easily took down IO Dota 2 and earned its place at ESL One Los Angeles.
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It's hoped that establishing a court system will ease the burden faced by Kurdish forces as convictions would help speed up the process of relocating the prisoners.
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That fall, Anita, who had been working as a secretary for the Air Force chaplaincy, was offered a promotion that would mean relocating to the Washington area.
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Reddy, who joined Facebook in 2010 as its first employee in India, said she would be relocating to the United States in the next 6-12 months.
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The buyers are also reaching out to edibles manufacturers and other pot-industry businesses, hoping they'll be interested in relocating to Nipton and bringing jobs with them.
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That section had required nine southern states to obtain pre-clearance before making substantive changes to voting procedures, such as redrawing district lines or relocating polling places.
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If you plan to live off your Social Security checks, you may want to consider relocating to a state where you will get more for your money.
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Restoring (and relocating) a home For all its appearances of being fit for flight, the Futuro is actually more like a boat than an aircraft, Donaldson discovered.
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But after a year out of work, he wasn't going to turn down the offer of a temporary position as a subcontractor for IBM, relocating data centers.
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Weber said his remarks on relocating business from London were general but added they were about "European supervision, the European Banking Authority (EBA) and defending European jobs".
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Changes include altering the museum building's design, creating additional landscaped paths, dispersing play areas around the campus, preserving an existing local garden and relocating the parking facility.
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"Most of the operations to date have been relocating and transporting the critically injured to a higher level of medical care," Passarelli, the Coast Guard official, said.
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A new proposal calls for relocating the bodies of Mr. Polk and his wife from the State Capitol grounds to a family home and museum in Columbia.
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Reddy, who joined Facebook in 2010 as its first employee in India, said in a Facebook post she would be relocating in the next 6-12 months.
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" • "Some companies are relocating parts of their production lines to Southeast Asian countries or elsewhere, while continuing to manufacture in China for the Chinese and non-U.
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" • "Some companies are relocating parts of their production lines to Southeast Asian countries or elsewhere, while continuing to manufacture in China for the Chinese and non-U.
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That's why she was half an hour late for an appointment the next day to show several Manhattan apartments to an artist who was relocating from Buffalo.
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One of those leaving is Merve Bayindir, 20173, who is relocating to London after becoming Turkey's go-to hat designer in the fashionable Nisantasi district of Istanbul.
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But I do most of my work in California, and if California has a sane insurance market and Nevada's breaks, then I would have to consider relocating.
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Delta says it's even had to address customer conflicts over window light, which they resolve by relocating passengers into areas of the plane favoring dark or light.
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The Hills vet and her quarterback husband, who was recently released by the Chicago Bears, announced in March that they are relocating from the Windy City to Nashville.
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It's just the US government relocating the mountain goats from Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest in Washington to their natural habitat in the northern Cascade Mountains.
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READ: The trade war is on — and Trump voters are the target Now Trump's self-imposed trade war is likely to cost U.S. jobs — possibly relocating to India.
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Additionally, Switzerland scored highly for remuneration, with 653 percent of expats agreeing that their earnings prospects had improved since relocating, placing it just behind Bahrain in that metric.
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But lenders can get around these laws by registering as "credit service organisations", relocating to other states, or even working with Native American tribes to claim sovereign immunity.
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Most of the hard decisions about relocating jobs will be taken over the next six months, on the assumption that Britain will leave the EU in early 20.
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Mr Trump could relax emissions rules in return for concessions from carmakers, such as keeping production in America rather than relocating to Mexico or other lower-cost countries.
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The top-seeded squad, competing in their third straight championship since relocating from Western New York, said they are not taking their opponents, Chicago's fiery Red Stars, lightly.
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In the case of the transportation sector, that could mean relocating roads out of the floodway, incorporating natural infrastructure to absorb water, or increasing the capacity of culverts.
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Meanwhile, Thurrott says that in addition to making its interface more conversational, Microsoft is considering relocating the assistant in Windows 10 to the system tray, near the clock.
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To do that, just enable the options below: Flickr: Glenn Fleishmann put together a thorough step-by-step guide at Macworld for relocating from Flickr to Google Photos.
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Such a robot could be a critical tool for grabbing and relocating space trash, helping to clean up Earth orbit and make it much safer for space travel.
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But he added that without reducing the number of active duty U.S. military personnel, there would be no significant savings from relocating troops back to the United States.
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Excluding expenses from relocating support centers and other items, Restaurant Brands earned 75 cents per share, beating the 73 cents per share expected by analysts surveyed by Refinitiv.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is considering selling off the company's Manhattan headquarters and cutting or relocating employees to U.S. cities that boast cheaper costs and better tax benefits.
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Coincidentally, another version of "Tartuffe" is being produced by Anil Gupta, Richard Pinto and the Royal Shakespeare Company later this year, relocating the action to Birmingham's Muslim community.
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The Clearance Over 123,200 officials and police in Calais began the process of relocating refugees and migrants from war-torn countries like Syria, Eritrea, Sudan, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
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The Clearance Over 210,2000 officials and police in Calais began the process of relocating refugees and migrants from war-torn countries like Syria, Eritrea, Sudan, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
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Dr. Jen Arnold and Bill Klein are relocating to Florida, but The Little Couple stars underestimated just how hard it would be to pick the perfect new house.
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The average 353 to 34-year-old's earnings rose 35% after relocating overseas, the report found, taking the average salary for someone their age from $40,251 to $240,260.
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Assuncao was previously a professional singer in Brazil, he revealed to the outlet, though he had all but stopped performing since relocating to the U.S. two years ago.
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Banks including Goldman Sachs are considering relocating some operations away from London, as Frankfurt is seen dialing up its attempt to attract financial services firms to the city.
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Those efforts may include relocating homes , elevating roads and bridges, strengthening levees and creating natural wetlands that could divert floodwaters from the places where people live and work.
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