Relocation: The General Services Administration is updating the relocation expenses provided to federal employees.
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Although administered by an agency called the War Relocation Authority -- and referred to by the government as "relocation centers" -- these were American concentration camps.
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Only Syrians, Eritreans and Iraqis qualify for the relocation program, meaning the bulk of migrants reaching Italy, many from West Africa, are not be eligible for relocation.
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It does not include the potential indirect effects on states if billionaire relocation causes relocation of firms and investments, as well as a reduction of donations to local charities.
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Installation view of Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center at the Noguchi Museum Installation view of Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center at the Noguchi Museum Isamu Noguchi, "Remembrance" (1944) Isamu Noguchi, "Mother and Child" (1944–47) Installation view of Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center at the Noguchi Museum Installation view of Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center at the Noguchi Museum Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center continues at the Noguchi Museum (9-01 33rd Rd, Astoria, Queens) through January 7, 2018.
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If my job opportunity requires an expensive relocation with an offer of a job for a wage of $28503 per hour or less, the relocation expense may take years to recover.
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"The N.F.L., through its member teams and the votes of the teams' owners, approved the relocation of the Rams despite the failure of the Rams franchise to meet its obligations under the relocation policy or even to offer a credible, persuasive statement of reasons concerning the factors set out in the relocation policy," the plaintiffs said.
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The forced relocation of "persons of Japanese ancestry" soon began.
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Yet the relocation, which happened in August, is also symbolic.
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The relocation plan is an indictment of us -- not him.
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They were hoping that the relocation would make me quit.
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The upside of this relocation, to be sure, is big.
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Last night's statement announced that this relocation has been canceled.
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Amber has 60 days to respond to Andrew's relocation plan.
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Relocation and resettlement cannot work if hotspots do not work.
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The Pentagon surveyed prisons in Colorado as potential relocation sites.
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They oppose fixed relocation quotas the bloc agreed last year.
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Some said they had yet to receive promised relocation expenses.
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But the new planned relocation is on a different scale.
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Mr. Shimano's own story of his relocation was more charming.
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The city hopes to carry out the relocation next year.
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The relocation of the inmates had been underway since May.
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For some Americans, it's too late for retraining or relocation.
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The relocation gave the institution more space and greater visibility.
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In my case, this memory of relocation is not overblown.
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He said the relocation of people was the region's largest.
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Klobuchar wasn't alone in her sidestepping of the relocation issue.
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Citing a state law implemented in 2015, the commission said it is "unable to recommend the removal or relocation of the three Confederate monuments because removal or relocation is not required to preserve" them.
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It is often supposed that the relocation of low-skill factory jobs explains black unemployment rates, but even in cities where this relocation barely happened, the same unemployment rates exploded starting in the 1970s.
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She said relocation decisions should also consider whether a service provided by a foreign clearing house could be replaced by companies within the EU. If not, the relocation could be put on hold, said Hubner.
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US embassy relocation Trump's visit to Israel will take place close to the deadline for him to decide whether to sign a waiver preventing the relocation of the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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An included magnetic mount allows for easy relocation and angle adjusting.
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The Powerhouse Museum Alliance has led the charge against the relocation.
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MMG said it spent "hundreds of millions" on the relocation effort.
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He hopes to complete the relocation by the end of 2019.
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Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam and Dublin are all in contention for relocation.
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Rather, it concerns whether any future relocation schemes should be allowed.
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The company makes the relocation from its original headquarters in Philadelphia.
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Make the relocation decision a company-wide discussion from Day One.
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Their relocation efforts would have scattered mice back into the wild.
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A relocation of clients to New York could also cause problems.
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But resistance can be formidable and relocation plans are often aborted.
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The relocation of the crucifix is just a decoy, they say.
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The quality of her water supply dramatically improved with her relocation.
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Relocation and flattening sand dunes is only a temporary solution, though.
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You have proposed relocation, which is very clearly not working yet.
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Eligible workers get training, subsidized incomes and medical and relocation assistance.
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Then there is a debate on the merits of the relocation.
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The relocation of all airlines is to be completed by 2021.
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Though it does allow for limited relocation on the same property.
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To view a graphic on Bangladesh's Rohingya relocation plan, click tmsnrt.
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Even worse, the relocation assistance promised by the committee never materialized.
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Despite the contemporary relocation, Mr. Icke's version remains faithful to Aeschylus.
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His father works as a contractor with Clancy Relocation and Logistics.
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The Rangers mostly stood pat while the Islanders announced a relocation.
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Schaaf said Manfred's choice of a possible relocation city was intentional.
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The relocation of the embassy would undoubtedly cause an Arab backlash.
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The Pentagon surveyed prisons in Colorado as potential relocation sites. Rep.
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He will also receive a one-time relocation benefit of £300,000.
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For MBA interns: $30,000 and an extra $5,000 for relocation expenses.
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FEMA provides homeowners with emergency grants, relocation assistance and other help.
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There's also the unfortunate immigrant version: Dorothea Lange's, "Japanese relocation, California," (1942/2017) where a Japanese woman irons in a War Relocation Authority center where evacuees of Japanese ancestry spent the duration of WWII against their will.
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Alice Sparkly Kat will be speaking on an advanced topic: Chart relocation.
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"It's still pitching," Gsellman said of a possible relocation to the bullpen.
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Boosting the amount available for relocation under TAA (currently $1,250) could help.
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The relocation initiative has brought simmering discontent at USDA to a head.
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As of now, they are planning to use only capture and relocation.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government wants to forge ahead with the relocation.
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The authorities also make relocation as easy on expats retirees as possible.
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How do we make sure a massive relocation is fair and just?
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Yet the government stuck to its relocation policy for another three years.
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Among American towns facing relocation, Isle de Jean Charles is relatively fortunate.
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LONDON'S relocation specialists and employment lawyers have never had it so good.
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The deep cultural heritage of Vunisavisavi makes relocation a very difficult decision.
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The break was caused by relocation, the third in the museum's history.
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Rahat has been at the center of the relocation debate in Israel.
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The N.F.L.'s relocation guidelines outline how and when teams can move.
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You start daydreaming about a trip — or permanent relocation — to Crema, Italy.
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An unsuccessful GoFundMe campaign to fund his relocation raised more than $22,000.
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Other industries, including state-owned ones, will resist relocation for similar reasons.
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But they acknowledge that relocation isn't the right choice for every community.
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Twenty Democrats sent USDA a letter Tuesday demanding answers on the relocation.
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In 2013 the compensation received on relocation was about 80,000 yuan ($12,500).
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But he's concerned about the way the relocation would break up staff.
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Nexus Services is assisting Cruz in his lawsuit and relocation in Virginia.
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It said it had identified four potential relocation sites for returning civilians.
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They said relocation would be from conflict zones, as opposed to Europe.
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Another season of Outlander — another leap into relocation to new political upheaval.
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The War Relocation Authority hired photographer Dorothea Lange to document the internment.
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In Hungary: Should we participate in the European Union's refugee relocation program?
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In the third quarter, Whole Foods opened six stores, including one relocation.
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And BLM's upcoming relocation out West could further sideline those career staff.
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The relocation project has been in the works for a long time.
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Washington accepted a relocation package and moved off the island in September.
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Lawmakers were also concerned that the relocation would drive away longtime staff.
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The department hoped the relocation would improve recruitment and help retain staff.
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Bringing the medicine regulator has already helped one industry: the relocation business.
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That's because of a significant relocation of poverty since the Cold War.
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The family was sent to the Poston War Relocation Center in Arizona.
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The American Statistical Association, a critic of the relocation, reported that USDA was adding in summer interns — who leave for school every fall — to inflate the attrition rate for the statistics office as part of its argument for relocation.
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And this isn't the first time the village has held a relocation vote.
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That estimate would make the museum's move the costliest gallery relocation in history.
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The goal of relocation could be to "drain the swamp", so to speak.
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West Liberty Foods is reportedly offering relocation and severance packages to impacted employees.
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Zhuzhou's smelter relocation is indicative of the environmental pressures facing China's zinc smelters.
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According to an estimate calculated in 2004, the relocation would cost $180 million.
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USDA continues to stand by its cost-benefit analysis and the relocation itself.
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Disputes can arise over land purchases, relocation of the population and compensation payments.
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The European Parliament wants mandatory relocation at all times, regardless of migratory pressures.
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Now that industry is simultaneously endangering the city and paying for its relocation.
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More than 2,000 people are currently involved with the capture and relocation efforts.
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Animal rights groups criticized that move, saying the relocation had no conservation value.
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At the same time, relocation and redevelopment of slums have not kept pace.
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The Raiders officially submitted relocation papers with the National Football League in January.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced the relocation in 2018, but not to where.
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While the agencies were understaffed before, this relocation threatens their stability even further.
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Health problems, relocation & more: How is the Porter Ranch gas leak affecting you?
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It has offered health and relocation benefits to same-sex couples since 2000.
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OLD MEADOW RD., 1808, No. 801-Richard B. Carico to Sirva Relocation Corp.
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It can reimburse workers up to $2000,21.35 for relocation expenses over two years.
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Thank him for your great experience and tell him about your relocation plan.
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I strongly opposed this relocation as soon as I heard of the plan.
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Still, they speak of their relocation as a charmed, even borderline miraculous, event.
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Fourth, it would make the embassy's relocation a priority for the Trump administration.
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State regulations prohibit the capture and relocation of deer except for scientific purposes.
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The relocation would leave just 220006 of the agency's 2202,2628 employees in Washington.
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The relocation would leave just 61 of the agency's 10,000 employees in Washington.
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Canadians have had mixed reactions around the Royals' potential relocation to their country.
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As it stands now, government reimbursements are not projected to match relocation costs.
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At the time of that relocation, Mulvaney was representing Fairfield County in Congress.
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But there is a larger picture here: Corporate-relocation subsidies are terrible policy.
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Whenever relocation is on the table, equity and environmental justice are essential priorities.
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It has offered health and relocation benefits to same-sex couples since 26.
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During the chaos of the relocation process after the hurricane, 13 inmates escaped.
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The UK and Ireland are not forced to participate in the relocation plan.
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Its outspoken chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, is sceptical of relocation schemes and may propose alternatives.
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Despite efforts to improve sanitation, city authorities view forced relocation as the only solution.
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The Raiders relocation is not certain even if Adelson and the team agree terms.
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The rules are also ineffective: EU money is not an adequate replacement for relocation.
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The relocation puts the Islamic world in conversation with the rest of global history.
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Several social media users poked fun at the statue's relocation to the cathedral lawn.
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The relocation company polled 10.753,998 of its customers who moved last year, through Nov.
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Such relocation plans raise the question of whether Vietnam can become the new China.
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The largest elephant relocation effort in history has finally come to a successful end.
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But for residents of Batsinda, facing relocation once again, such proposals provide little comfort.
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Either way, relocation outside the 2500 states might be the right answer for you.
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In the company's previous lake-draining fish relocation, 40 percent of the fish died.
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The two are seeking donations for legal and relocation fees through a GoFundMe campaign.
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The embassy's relocation was actually begun under Obama's predecessor, former President George W. Bush.
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Benefits, relocation expenses, and bonuses are all part of a holistic package to consider.
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"When it comes to relocation, it's very tricky," Bosquet told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They have families, doctors and jobs nearby, and relocation would upend all of it.
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The relocation was planned in 1996, after American military personnel raped a Japanese schoolgirl.
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Invest in transportation infrastructure or better schools, or ease relocation to more dynamic places?
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With her job offer, her relocation to LA suddenly had a shape and timeline.
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But competition for resources, diseases and relocation may possibly have contributed to population losses.
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After relocation and multiple upgrades, Lucy was named a National Historic Landmark in 1976.
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To empower this vital community, new employment opportunities and relocation compensation should be offered.
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Mr. Munroe said the items were are a proper use of the relocation money.
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The professor then closed the door and called a wildlife relocation organization to help.
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CNN also found multiple public documents online confirming cemetery relocation in several different cities.
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Not all American evangelicals view the relocation of the embassy as something to celebrate.
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Waldner noted the plans could change (possible relocation) if the disease continues to spread.
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As part of the tax cut package, Congress got rid of the relocation deduction.
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Carrie's Brooklyn relocation has given Ms. Danes a shot at a normal home life.
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" When there is no truth, invasions are "liberations" and internment camps are "relocation centers.
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I scaled back my commitments to a job I love because of the relocation.
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But the company wouldn't pay for relocation fees or guarantee offers, the employee said.
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One team owner, Stephen M. Ross of the Miami Dolphins, voted against the relocation.
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The relocation of all airlines is to be completed by the winter of 2021.
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Several dozen migrants protested Wednesday in Athens against delays in relocation to other EU countries.
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It was an oversight, a product of the team's recent relocation to the United States.
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Our employers ask us to move across the country, very quickly, with no relocation allowance.
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The relocation of a franchise requires approval from three-quarters of the league's 32 owners.
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Did his relocation to rural Connecticut and growing interest in still life have an impact?
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Police in Conroe say they know where the animal belongs, but relocation hasn't happened yet.
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Movinga, the European house removals and relocation platform, has closed €15 million in further funding.
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But the other option—forced relocation—has gained the support of many senior EU policymakers.
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The relocation company polled 26,998 of its customers who moved last year, through Nov. 30.
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Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle in Nashville ruled Wednesday that the relocation of statues of Gen.
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In 2003, they started focusing on pet relocation, with Angie working out of their bedroom.
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These included relocation costs for the existing facilities and a Bandar Malaysia sukuk, he said.
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When London's property market stagnated in the late 22000s the government lost enthusiasm for relocation.
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Both Taylor and O'Rourke offer a glass-half-full take on the lander's unexpected relocation.
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Viktor Orban's government has mounted a legal challenge against the relocation of migrants across Europe.
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A county spokesperson said the relocation efforts are because of health, safety and weather concerns.
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Letter from Iowa Help for reporters, presidential candidates and anyone else considering a temporary relocation.
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Miller, too, cites the relocation of Class A corporate headquarters to Atlanta as a factor.
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Trump has to sign a waiver every six months technically suspending the embassy's relocation here.
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Additionally, it would not be particularly expensive to fund experimental programs to provide relocation allowances.
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Sunrise has exhausted its own money as well as $7.6 million in city relocation financing.
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Some of those contingency plans will necessarily involve relocation, with all of its associated costs.
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Employees at both agencies voted to unionize after the relocation was announced, according to Politico.
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The letter comes as outside groups have pushed for more congressional oversight of the relocation.
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The letter comes as outside groups have pushed for more congressional oversight of the relocation.
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It added it was taking steps regarding the safety of those affected by the relocation.
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They do own the land and stadium, though, so that should deter a relocation. Perhaps.
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Why offer a total troop relocation as part of a negotiated settlement with North Korea?
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In 2009, it produced a report that ranked possible relocation sites for New York Waterway.
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His mother is the owner of Transfer Plus, an executive relocation company in New York.
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Fans jeered during the trophy ceremony when the tournament director, James Blake, mentioned the relocation.
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We're talking about elaborate flood defenses and relocation efforts that could cost billions — or trillions.
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Reversing the trend, Mr. Behrens said, was the city's primary consideration in courting the relocation.
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The move won't officially be a franchise relocation, since Worcester is within Pawtucket's territorial area.
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"Ask what other services they offer that can help in the relocation process," he advised.
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Mr. Munroe acknowledged the expenses and said they were a proper use of relocation money.
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By 2012, though, Ne(x)tworks had lost members to relocation, competition and career change.
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However, few of us are familiar with the intricacies of how relocation and resettlement works.
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Seattle has taken a less formal approach to relocation, with no dedicated program for busing.
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About 28,000 migrants are now eligible for relocation, according to estimates from the European Commission.
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"Making the relocation, I think, sped up the process on people and culture," Niccol said.
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The decision was not legally binding and Tokyo plans to press ahead with the relocation.
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They also adopted a resolution demanding the central government to immediately scrap the relocation plan.
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The goal is whole sounder removal: the destruction or relocation of the entire social group.
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The groom's mother retired as an accountant for Cartus, a corporate relocation service in Danbury.
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He was a genocidal prick who forced the relocation of nonwhites and fomented populist rebellion.
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Anne O'Hare McCormick, a Times reporter, visited the Gila River War Relocation Center in Arizona.
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Mr. Leigh was connected with a relocation company to help him find a two-bedroom.
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The city of New Orleans removed the first of four Confederate monuments slated for relocation.
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Prominent N.F.L. owners like Jones and Robert K. Kraft of the New England Patriots have voiced support for a team in Las Vegas, but at least 24 owners would have to approve any relocation, and Davis would have to pay a sizable relocation fee.
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Neither relocation nor expansion is considered a pressing topic in the league at the moment, but the Grizzlies do continue to be mentioned as an occasional relocation candidate, thanks to their market size (29th in a 30-team league) and their struggles at the gate.
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Alice Sparkly Kat's talk on chart relocation for diasporic people is sure to expand your mind.
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The mass relocation was announced on Tuesday in a report by Xinhua, the state news agency.
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Another one of the reboot's most significant changes is its relocation from New York to Atlanta.
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These resources can be used for rebuilding, for legal aid, for relocation, food, and unemployment assistance.
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Perdue announced the final relocation site in a letter that was distributed to employees Thursday morning.
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One official said it's unusual to ask for permanent relocation in reaction to a specific problem.
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Relocation will last from the winter of 2019 to the winter of 2021, the CAAC said.
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The UNHCR's local office did not respond to an email seeking comment about the relocation plan.
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Even more notable, though, were the additional relocation benefits expats typically received for making the move.
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Baraka also has high hopes for the supplemental employment that will grow around an Amazon relocation.
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One risk would be that relocation becomes the strategy, crowding out other, more effective development tools.
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USDA's Economic Research Service has lost nearly 80 percent of its employees due to the relocation.
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The article also implied that the referendum was a vote on the EU's current relocation scheme.
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In terms of our relocation, I'm thinking of taking the gallery to another heavily gentrified area.
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No other home environment factors, such as entrance accessibility or housing conditions, were associated with relocation.
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As of now, the housing project has announced no relocation plans for Gary and the kangaroos.
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Mr Ford, a Wall Street veteran, found the northern relocation curious at first, but eventually adjusted.
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We have assumed that the amount will be used for relocation expenses during the same period.
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The so-called "ordered departure" notice means the relocation costs will be covered by the government.
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Only 6 percent said they were considering relocation back to the United States, the survey said.
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However, executing the relocation plan would require about $29 million to $223 million in upfront costs.
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At ERS, 72 researchers accepted relocation while 99 either declined or did not provide a response.
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The failed attempt to impose relocation by diktat from Brussels shows that quotas inspire only rancour.
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The bank said infrastructure projects and production relocation to Thailand would drive private investment in 2019.
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The relocation project is being led by the National Park Service and the USDA Forest Service.
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But before being subjected to relocation, the spider decided to crawl around on the woman's face.
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The plan itself does not limit relocation to asylum seekers from only Eritrea, Iraq and Syria.
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They concluded with a warning that "enforcement and relocation proceedings" would result from failure to comply.
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Hunt works in the ERS and said even though he is from Missouri, he declined relocation.
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Communities slated for relocation must be informed and consulted, as required by international human rights law.
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But there is no question that the family adventure will make relocation a good trade-off.
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The problem isn't Grand Junction, they say, but a relocation that will "functionally dismantle" the agency.
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Some beachgoers worried the eventual relocation of the lot would change the experience of being there.
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One entered this country through formal channels, having been designated by the United Nations for relocation.
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Sanford Bishop (D-Ga.) — has moved forcefully to block the relocation in a fiscal 2020 bill.
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Pendley's email comes as some lawmakers on Friday asked the agency to suspend its relocation plans.
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Still, I had some savings set aside and the new job had offered a relocation stipend.
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McCollum and Udall's letter raises questions about how much power lawmakers have to stop the relocation.
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The Rising Oceans Relocation Bureau takes the safety of all citizens equally seriously and always has.
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The regime would insist on keeping Damascus, which would likely mean the mass relocation of Sunnis.
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The deal still includes a Non-Relocation Clause, but only for a period of ten years.
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The closures will lead to the relocation or early retirement of 800 employees, the source said.
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He, along with Dorothea Lange, was hired by the War Relocation Authority to document the incarceration.
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A win for Toguchi will make it easier for Abe's government to carry through the relocation.
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He dealt with the invitations and organized their relocation to an apartment in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
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Twice, development has forced the relocation of the house, which now sits on former nursery land.
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On Friday, Spain's government adopted a decree to facilitate the legal relocation of companies outside Catalonia.
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Under the program, companies can apply for low-cost loans to cover the costs of relocation.
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Ninety miles to the northeast, on the island of Boigu, the prospect of relocation is palpable.
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Maria's development into a Category 5 storm that devastated St. Croix forced yet another hurried relocation.
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She has denied any wrongdoing and last week countered, accusing Mr. Munroe of misusing relocation funds.
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Employees would then have to agree to move before receiving a formal notice of their relocation.
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How long ago did they start the interview process, and when were they selected for relocation?
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Many Israelis see the relocation of the embassy as simply acknowledging that Jerusalem is Israel's capital.
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On "The Daily," our Jerusalem and Cairo bureau chiefs discuss two views of the embassy's relocation.
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The relocation of the turbines defied a contractual agreement not to violate international sanctions, Siemens said.
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Moved in part via Switzerland, the relocation has so far cost 6.9 million euros, Thiele said.
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A campaign official attributed the spending to Mr. Parscale's relocation and divestment from businesses in Texas.
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The violence came amid mass protests against the U.S. relocation of its embassy from Tel Aviv.
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While many of the drawings depict battles and traditional ceremonies, others reflect personal stories of relocation.
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Refugees are housed in hotels across Athens while they await a decision on their relocation application.
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"We have concluded that a relocation project of this scope could be distracting in the near-term and, given the scale of investment in a relocation of this size, that our resources would be better directed elsewhere," 21st Century Fox said in a letter to its employees.
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The bank still expects to spend $200-$300 million in total on Brexit relocation costs, he said.
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However, according to the outlet, the staff offered the affected guests relocation to a different hotel wing.
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Al-Rowad, one of the country's three largest tanneries, will complete its relocation over the next month.
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Any relocation out of Syria will be done in conjunction with host country governments, the official added.
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Campaigners railed against the relocation of tens of thousands of people to build infrastructure for the Games.
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"It will be a package involving all agencies in order to facilitate investors' production relocation," he said.
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Solitary confinement—a standard punishment in jails and prisons nationwide—would not vanish with a Rikers relocation.
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"Relocation and re-establishment of coffee farming would require substantial investment," he told Gizmodo in an email.
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This week's relocation of the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is a moment of glory.
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This post came as protests against the relocation turned deadly in Gaza — evoking indignation on social media.
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Gevers arrived a few minutes later to explain that he was in the middle of a relocation.
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I couldn't tell if they'd been abandoned or if maybe they were evidence of a botched relocation.
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"Women are much stronger than men…" Relocation and reunion with family members will hopefully happen in 2017.
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To Mrs Merkel's immense frustration, other EU countries agree to policies like relocation and then ignore them.
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Eastern countries, led by Poland and Hungary, have refused to host refugees under an EU relocation plan.
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Australia had offered $150 million spread over five years in exchange for permanent relocation of some refugees.
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" For her part, von Rydingsvard has yet to make a public statement about the relocation of "Cedrus.
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Covered costs include psychiatric care, temporary relocation services, education expenses, public relations services and cyber security consulting.
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His band has enjoyed a boost from doom's increasing popularity that's further bolstered by the continental relocation.
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Then, after Charlottesville, he announced that he had instructed the commission to consider removal or relocation, too.
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Despite this, President Clinton, as well as President Bush, agreed that this relocation was the right move.
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Viktor Orban, Hungary's combative prime minister, will stage a referendum against the relocation plan on October 2nd.
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That evening, Mangaccat picked up Seinn after her final shift at the airport before the couple's relocation.
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His mother retired as the chief financial officer at Assured Relocation, an insurance company in Palo Alto.
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Perdue added that state and local governments offered "generous relocation incentives packages" totaling more than $26 million.
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The Rohingya are painted as potential terrorists in Jammu and the call for their relocation is fervent.
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Threats of relocation are a bipartisan ritual every four years, expanding the audience for Canadian home listings.
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The tenants who were living in the units have been offered relocation assistance from the Red Cross.
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About 400 employees will be affected by the move, with some being offered relocation or retention packages.
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It's true — and reprehensible — that some forest offset projects have threatened residents with relocation or disrupted livelihoods.
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"To me, I think some people are just putting this relocation to the side," Mr. Sinnok said.
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It's no surprise those states are popular, said Jared Scharen, co-founder of relocation guidance site eRetirements.
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"The administration's characterization of Congress having 'blessed' BLM's relocation plan is false," Amanda Yanchury, spokeswoman for Rep.
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It went on to add that a significant business reason for the relocation was to save tax.
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They quickly found new homes, beneficiaries of the most efficient relocation campaign the world had ever seen.
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The owners would also have to determine a relocation fee that the Raiders would have to pay.
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That means having difficult conversations on relocation and resources years in advance—and yes, fighting climate change.
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It all comes back to Richie, in this case following the America techno icon's relocation to Berlin.
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Furthermore, such a troop relocation would prompt South Korea to invest more in its own military capability.
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A looming question is whether the European Commission, the bloc's administrative arm, will renew the relocation program.
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Her mother is an account management analyst at Cartus, an international corporate relocation firm, in Danbury, Conn.
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Guided by a relocation specialist, Mr. Hill spent a day looking for a town to call home.
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Already, the relocation has put roughly $50 million in NIFA grants on hold, the Washington Post reported.
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He's urging the state legislature to repeal a law that prohibits the removal or relocation of monuments.
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Under the relocation plan, roughly 85033 employees would work at BLM's new headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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The Vatican does not have a direct say in the relocation, though its backing could be helpful.
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They were unsure whether their flight out was the start of a temporary or a permanent relocation.
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Previously, only one other building relocation in such a district had been permitted by the landmarks commission.
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But Ms. Kelly maintained that the bar for relocation should be higher for buildings in historic districts.
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By this time, her immediate family had been transferred to the Central Utah Relocation Center in Topaz.
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This reporting was backed up by dozens of official Chinese government notices announcing the "relocation" of cemeteries.
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The department did not reply to requests for comment about whether the relocation would reduce those costs.
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"Right now, there's very little positive in the form of relocation or resettlement of people," she said.
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Such assistance, though, should go beyond premium assistance to also include assistance with risk reduction, including relocation.
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Those unhappy with their relocation options have until Monday to file grievances with the local housing authority.
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The relocation would leave just 61 employees in Washington, something critics say would functionally dismantle the agency.
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The relocation would leave just 85033 employees in Washington, something critics say would functionally dismantle the agency.
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It uses surveys, real-estate data and research with relocation firms and other specialists for its estimates.
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The 399 employees in the company&aposs Denver office were either laid off or offered relocation packages.
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In 2018 the government launched the "Invest Taiwan" office, promising low-cost loans for companies' relocation expenses.
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Thailand has unveiled a "relocation package" comprising tax incentives and changes in laws to attract foreign firms.
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Relocation to Canada has been a focus of many recent articles about the country's growing tech scene.
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Fiji has resettled a number of communities from low-lying islands, with dozens more earmarked for relocation.
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Thailand has unveiled a "relocation package" comprising tax incentives and changes in laws to attract foreign firms.
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Fresh strategies for relocation can establish safer ground that will sustain resilient communities for the long term.
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The events of the last couple days, they're not really about the relocation of the US Embassy.
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As a plant that became a weed in its relocation, it echoes the exhibition's ideas about displacement.
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It previously secured a $15.6 million in Series B funding and prior to that a $8.2 Million Series A. Competitors included incumbents like Cartus and SIRVA, but Move Guides is aimed at companies which usually outsource employee relocation and need talent mobility monitoring, not just relocation on its own.
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There's a pattern in Cambodia, in Southeast Asia where private corporations want things and they offer relocation packages.
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A win for Toguchi would make it easier for Abe's government to move ahead with the relocation plan.
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Nashville's history is one of settlement, of segregation, of forced relocation, of white flight, of rebranding and regeneration.
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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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Incentives including bonuses, relocation expenses and salary bumps are all being used in this historically tight labor market.
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But I also hope this pilot relocation doesn't have to be repeated thousands of times around the globe.
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According to Sandberg, most insurance plans will provide full coverage for termination of employment or a sudden relocation.
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"Tartuffe", Molière's masterly lampoon of courtly vanity and hypocrisy, seemed fit for relocation to 21st-century Los Angeles.
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The expulsion plan includes relocation to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill.
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After 9/11, Abu Zubaydah assisted in the relocation of Al Qaeda fighters and their families to Pakistan.
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It was a brutal relocation, but, note its defenders, Greece and Turkey have not fought a war since.
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Conveniently, it won't be a difficult relocation – Tiny Hearts is located just down the street from Shopify's office.
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In an expected move, the Oakland Raiders filed for relocation to Las Vegas, the NFL announced on Thursday.
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Hungary and Slovakia challenged the relocation scheme of 224 in the European Court of Justice, with Polish support.
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The agency's relocation is not the only worry facing one of Britain's most important and most globalised industries.
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Griffin at first made cryptic statements on Twitter about the cancellation and relocation: "Murfreesboro cancelled," one tweet read.
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If everything goes to plan, the first stage of relocation will take place in 2024, officials have said.
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The coastal cities wanted these companies to pay for infrastructure projects such as seawall repair and street relocation.
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More than half the ERS employees selected for relocation refused to move, according to USDA estimates in July.
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Last year the European Union agreed on a relocation programme to share 160,000 refugees from Italy and Greece.
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According to activists, many of Musawara's inhabitants were reluctant to accept the government's offers of relocation and reimbursement.
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For many, the embassy's relocation infringed on the delicate balance Jerusalem maintains between Israeli and Palestinian Occupied Territories.
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Others, yours truly included, saw the relocation as the latest symptom of how rotten pro sports have become.
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For those communities, wholesale relocation may be an effective tool, if a far more difficult and costly one.
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The relocation is strongly opposed by many U.S. allies given that Palestinians claim East Jerusalem as their capital.
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To reduce the carnage, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and federal fisheries biologists plotted a gentle relocation.
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"The embassy relocation should have been a long time ago, but it's better late than never," he said.
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It offers estate liquidation and relocation services, which include packing and moving a client to a new home.
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"A forced relocation to the 'model villages' would not progress stabilization in these areas," the UNHCR document said.
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"The Czech Republic does not agree with the system of relocation," Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said in response.
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Italy has criticized the relocation scheme, saying its European neighbors are not fulfilling promises to accept resettled migrants.
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Through relocation and density management, conservationists hope to increase the growth rate and strengthen the population's gene pool.
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Almost 85033,000 acres of their reservation was submerged to build the dam, requiring the relocation of several villages.
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"Emission control standards should be equally implemented in those regions to avoid the relocation of pollution," he added.
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The relocation was delayed for many years due to protests over the U.S. military presence, and the cost.
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"None of my San Francisco or Bay Area friends were surprised," Singer told Business Insider of his relocation.
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Percy Nayokpuk, 63, the owner of the Nayokpuk General Store, was not convinced that the relocation would happen.
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"Capital relocation is a big issue and needs serious cooperation from various agencies," Sirisamphand told The Bangkok Post.
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They also were allocated more than $400,000 from the VA for a relocation assistant program for senior executives.
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Last month he said about 130,000 households had been issued "smart cards", and would be prioritized for relocation.
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In addition, relocation demand and the progress in infrastructure development around Hydoo's projects by local government have decelerated.
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About 53 percent of the total was for temporary relocation of thousands of residents living near the facility.
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That lasts for 3193 months, or 36 months if they receive Placement's $5,000 relocation stipend and human support.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, Western firms have been less willing to offer employees gold-plated relocation packages.
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But as a divorced mother of three children and grandmother of four, relocation was not possible for her.
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Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand) is trying to cope with her mother's death and her own relocation to Portland, Ore.
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Not long before the blast, their land had been expropriated and they were preparing for a forced relocation.
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David Galef, reviewing it in The Times, noted the recurrent themes of dislocation and relocation in the works.
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Part of the relocation agreement is for staffers to stay at the facility for at least two years.
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What allowed this relocation to places with good-paying jobs that lifted the standard of living for families?
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Vaden said the department has declined the IG's recommendation to now seek congressional committee approval of the relocation.
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The outbreak has already led to the cancellation, relocation or postponement of a number of events in Asia.
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Last year, over 11,000 respondents told Blue Star Families their top stressors were financial issues and relocation stress.
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When the weather refused to cooperate, a quick relocation to the mezzanine of the Roman Galleries was arranged.
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There are lots of opportunities to work in government — and they don't require a relocation to Capitol Hill.
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The Chargers have turned their attention to playing for pride, while grappling with unsettled stadium and relocation issues.
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Palestinian officials said the king, who oversees the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, expressed concerns about any relocation.
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Turkey has long criticized Israel's policies toward the Palestinians and strongly opposed the American Embassy relocation to Jerusalem.
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Roy Cooper proposed that the legislature reverse a 2015 law that blocked the removal or relocation of monuments.
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This demands real action, including the demolition of those buildings and the relocation of the people occupying them.
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The possible relocation of the Office of Commercial Space Transportation should be given serious consideration in this plan.
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The Carter administration grew wary of the relocation plan after a mob stormed the American Embassy in Tehran.
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This isn't just another instance of a gimmicky relocation of a canonical work by novelty-seeking theater artists.
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And high upfront costs: The team would also have to pay the league a $550 million relocation fee.
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Warplanes bombed insurgent-held areas as trapped residents tried to flee in a chaotic and dangerous relocation effort.
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The gallery follows other art spaces in the area that announced eventual closure or relocation from Boyle Heights.
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" The Hungarian foreign minister, Peter Szijjarto, said the bank's relocation "serves to further reinforce Budapest's international financial positions.
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Foxboro, Massachusetts is still eagerly awaiting the relocation of the Space Needle after last year's Super Bowl win.
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The institution is currently raising money to help fund the relocation of its animals to sanctuaries and other zoos.
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The program has also failed to impose mitigation or relocation consequences on the vast majority of chronically flooded properties.
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"They were ecstatic" when the relocation grant was approved, Forbes, the state agency head, said of the island's residents.
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It started out by going after legacy players in the area of relocation, such as Cartus, Brookfield and Aires.
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"We will also pursue the relocation program that is very long term," said Kim at a press conference Monday.
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L) has outlined similar plans including the relocation of its UK business to Birmingham last year, while Barclays (BARC.
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The government also excluded refugees who have an "assurance" from a resettlement agency, rather than a scheduled relocation plan.
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He has offered to do "anything necessary" in exchange for information about gangs, including relocation housing and immigration benefits.
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Due to that funding gap and the need for fresh infrastructure, the relocation is likely a long way off.
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Like some other Alaska villages, the Inupiat Eskimo community of 600 is facing an expensive relocation because of erosion.
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There was all this confusion about money, who was going to get it, how to get the relocation fees.
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The announcement came amid criticism over the earlier deaths of 11 of the endangered animals in a bungled relocation.
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Expanded retraining and relocation, portable benefits and action against tax evasion can help spread the appreciation of free trade.
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Local pay is the way to go and has become widely accepted, even when relocation to China is required.
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As immigration spiked, EU leaders in 2015 decided by majority on an obligatory relocation system, outvoting four eastern states.
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It was very expensive to move to the San Francisco Bay and relocation assistance would have been very helpful.
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It provided for the relocation of up to 160,000 people, but only some 25,000 have so far been moved.
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He also cautioned against dismissing arguments put forward by the European Central Bank and others in favour of relocation.
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BUT THINK OF RETRAINING, RELOCATION, BUSINESS REDEVELOPMENT, ALL THESE THINGS WHICH YOU KNOW CAN WORK IF THEY'RE PROPERLY DONE.
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Trump previously floated the idea of moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, but ultimately decided against an immediate relocation.
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Last month, the franchise made preparations for the impending relocation, leasing a portion of an Orange County office facility.
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While countless animals have been displaced by Hurricane Irma, the story behind this shark's relocation is a little different.
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MMG has said it spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the relocation plan after working closely with villagers.
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The planned relocation will result in an "humanitarian disaster" said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch.
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The relocation is strongly opposed by many U.S. allies as the Palestinians also claim the city as their capital.
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Arriving for the summit, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the EU needed to accelerate its migrant relocation process.
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It's just something they came up with off the top of their heads to announce that huge, important relocation.
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In America's panoramic jobs market, there may be a case for providing relocation grants for workers hurt by trade.
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The company will invest more than $70 million in the city as part of the relocation, a release said.
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The relocation effort also stems from a government push for modernization in the face of a changing global economy.
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Dodge City officials recently announced the relocation of the polling place, saying that road construction blocked the old location.
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Interior to Offer Buyouts to Employees Tapped for Relocation, As Some Already Head for the Exits, Government Executive reports.
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L) in London after Brexit, with forced relocation of clearing to a euro zone rival such as Eurex (DB1Gn.
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"Given the cost of corporate relocation, I suspect that GE anticipates substantial tax savings from the move," he said.
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They were also more likely to value corporate social responsibility, ethical standards, and opportunities for international travel or relocation.
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But the law included a stipulation, which allowed presidents to sign waivers to stall the relocation of the embassy.
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One of the big differentiators between Urbandoor and Airbnb was not only its focus on business travelers, relocation, etc.
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Grants can be used for relocation, computer software and hardware, broadband internet and access to a co-working space.
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ING Groep has approached Commerzbank AG suggesting a merger that could include the relocation of ING's headquarters to Frankfurt.
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With foreign talent moving to Berlin to work for the company, they realized they needed a better relocation process.
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Chan-o-cha hinted at the possible relocation effort during an address to the World Conference earlier this month.
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The joy is returning, and she and her husband have dared to consider a work-related relocation to Connecticut.
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Such a force would also have to oversee the relocation of Syrians who felt unsafe in their current situations.
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But industry officials say a shift in some volume could even help LCH by making forced relocation less pressing.
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The relocation of Burning Man that Harvey helped orchestrate in the early 1990s would exemplify this boundary-less vision.
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Settlers usually have few choices but to move when they are evicted, and relocation is typically to distant suburbs.
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According to the relocation-management company 300 Decisions, a successful transition requires at least nine months of lead time.
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Delays in that relocation may be laid safely at the feet of Elon Musk and his interplanetary travel crew.
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Her sister, Vera, had applied to the Placement and Relocation Office and gone to Minneapolis with her new husband.
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In 2006, city leaders approved the museum's relocation to the Talleres Robledo building, in the Ciudad del Rio area.
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"It is not just short-term trade diversion; medium-term production relocation has also started," the Nomura report said.
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Mr. Trump hailed the relocation as a sign that the United States business climate was improving under his watch.
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In May, federal officials suggested increasing the compensation package to attract candidates and cover relocation costs, city officials said.
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This other possible life — another job, or retirement, or relocation — is not for you to reveal to your employer.
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The relocation center is expected to accommodate up to 30,000 people in tents from Belgium and China, he said.
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And relocation efforts so far have only served to highlight the alarming shortage of affordable housing in the area.
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Officials typically try to overcome such reluctance with incentives, like relocation or immunity, or long conversations that prove persuasive.
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The game aims for family-friendly humour, starting with players becoming certified FARTs, or Furniture Arrangement and Relocation Technicians.
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Her relocation could mean paid ambassadorial agreements with fashion brands — or even her own collection — further down the line.
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Considerations like family, location, age, debt load, savings, relocation plans, retirement goals and many other factors come into play.
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Another key credit strength is the team's non-relocation agreement, which ties it to the new stadium, Moody's said.
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The relocation of the EU drugs agency is one of a number of Brexit headaches facing the pharmaceuticals industry.
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Costs of the relocation include a house-hunting trip for each employee, moving costs and one-time incentive payments.
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Talk of forced relocation worries refugees who have lived in the Cox's Bazar area for more than two decades.
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The relocation programme is part of the Chinese government's broader persecution of the Uighur minority, which is predominantly Muslim.
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The donation was the first international government contribution to Fiji's Climate Relocation and Displaced Peoples Trust Fund, Ardern said.
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One of the most visible examples has been the relocation of production facilities from China to other Asian economies.
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Last year, Thailand offered a relocation package to draw foreign companies seeking to move production because of Sino-U.
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Fans ire boiled over after the Rams trashed the city's stadium proposal and its economy in its relocation application.
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"The relocation of jobs is already taking place but is not yet visible in the export figures," he said.
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In absolute terms careful choice of construction sites or relocation is the best defense against soil liquefaction, scientists said.
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During his tenure, Stern saw the relocation of six NBA franchises and the creation of seven new NBA teams.
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Considerations like family, location, age, debt load, savings, relocation plans, retirement goals and many other factors come into play.
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Bulgaria asked the U.S. to pay relocation expenses, and to dispense with visa requirements for Bulgarian tourists and businessmen.
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Take a look below to see what other companies are offering exciting bonuses and relocation assistance for new employees.
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In a separate case, the European Commission also warned the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland for ignoring relocation rules.
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The forced relocation affected thousands of Cherokees, as well as the Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Seminole tribes, among others.
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Because the museum will be closed for a shorter period this time, Mr. Lowry said relocation would be unnecessary.
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Innovative thinking about the role of relocation can foster cohesive, rich communities as some move to safer, higher grounds.
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NAFTA, which is under renegotiation right now, has been a bad deal for U.S.A. Massive relocation of companies & jobs.
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The expulsion plan had included relocation to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill.
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Taxpayers may ultimately foot the bill for the relocation if Port Authority, a public entity, handles the project itself.
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The Raiders have not filed any formal relocation paperwork—they have until February 15 to do so—but the general feeling around the league is that this meeting was set to ensure things would go smoothly when the topic of the Raiders relocation comes up at the NFL's spring meeting in March.
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"The fact that the relocation site was officially handed over almost three years ago, as well as that many settlers have since on-sold and moved on, PHDC can in no way be reasonably held accountable for the current state of the relocation site, or for those that PHDC relocated," PHDC's statement said.
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Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri, who represents the abandoned fans of St. Louis, worked closely on the Rams' relocation process.
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Mr Maduro is also using Mr López's relocation to try to thwart an alliance between Ms Ortega and the opposition.
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The government can help increase mobility by funding relocation subsidies for the long-term unemployed living in depressed labor markets.
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The inspections found 133 homes uninhabitable and requiring relocation, said 2nd Lieutenant Andrew Martino, a communications officer at Camp Lejeune.
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"It sort of felt like everything was still looming over you, even if it wasn't," says Burkett of their relocation.
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One watchdog group opposed to the move has previously said the relocation is a "back-door" way to cut staff.
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" Dissenting, however, was Justice Owen Roberts, who wrote the government's term "War Relocation Centers" was "a euphemism for concentration camps.
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Financial firms based in Britain have disclosed 1.3 billion pounds in relocation costs, legal advice and contingency provisions, EY said.
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Coastal flooding from storm surges has forced the relocation of businesses and resorts from Victoria island — a popular tourist spot.
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California will not get tossed into the ocean Here's some comforting words for every California resident contemplating a permanent relocation.
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Only one climate-related relocation is currently funded and administered by the government: the Isle de Jean Charles Resettlement Project.
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To be a sensory judge for the Nutella manufacturer Ferrero, there's no way of avoiding a relocation to Alba, Italy.
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The exchange's multiple measures to deal with those queues simply accelerated a mass relocation of metal to the statistical shadows.
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One estimate is that a realistic relocation proposal would have applied to a mere 16,000 asylum-seekers over two years.
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Cue lost convention revenue, cancelled concerts and, most painfully for North Carolinians, the relocation of beloved basketball tournaments in protest.
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One option is relocation from London, an idea greeted in the City with a mixture of incredulity, disdain and fear.
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The Rams are expected to pay the league a relocation fee of $650 million, stretched out over about 20 years.
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McDermott was also instrumental in the museum's relocation from Fair Park in Dallas to the city's Arts District in 1984.
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Down the street, I met locals who either didn't know about the relocation plan or who said they wouldn't leave.
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Documents from Gadsden-Andrews show the siblings split $2000,241 in "relocation" fees paid to them by one of Aronov's companies.
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After the more recent earthquake, NGOs helped to resolve conflicts that erupted during the relocation of survivors of destroyed villages.
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Future studies could incorporate the emotional attachment to home to better understand the complexities of relocation decisions, the authors wrote.
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According to the official website, the album was recorded following Stewart's relocation from the East Coast to the West Coast.
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This grants enough time to evacuate the site, but not enough to plan the relocation of an extensive spa facility.
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More than 4,000 adults accepted relocation in the first two days, disrupting already fragile social support structures in the camp.
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The summit agreed any relocation of people across the bloc would only be voluntary, a welcome breakthrough for the easterners.
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If there isn't a comparable role, Uber will offer relocation to Pittsburgh or a separation package to support the transition.
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There was even a noticeable change in the data that matched the timing of an office relocation by Goldman Sachs.
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Tamaki called on the government to accept the "firm decision" of the Okinawa people that the base relocation was unacceptable.
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Vermont was the No. 13 state to move to in 2018, according to moving and relocation company United Vans Lines.
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As Motherboard reported in 2015, that land might have to serve as a relocation space for the nation's entire population.
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While she has "no plans to" get rid of the Gifford family home in Connecticut, Gifford's excited about her relocation.
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Sakamoto was born at the Manzanar War Relocation Center, where her parents and toddler sister were imprisoned during the war.
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Regardless of the cause, displaced workers could benefit from adjustment assistance that provides access to education, training and relocation services.
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While the league would not comment to CNN on the price of a relocation fee, several media reports, including NFL.
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"You won't find anyone here who supports the relocation," says Chieko Oyoshi, who runs the tuna business her grandfather founded.
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Relocation could take more than ten years, according to a private feasibility study conducted for Shishmaref and published in February.
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They hope a relocation to a neighborhood with a nearby health food store will inspire them to cook at home.
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Recruiters are sometimes less excited to interview candidates from another city or state, since they often require relocation fees. 2.
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That commitment was recently tested during SquareFoot's office relocation this spring — but the chief exec held to his original vision.
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Disaster prevention efforts include relocation of high-risk neighborhoods and construction of retaining walls to hold back landslides, Murillo said.
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Tin Maung Swe said relocation was in the residents' interests as the "model villages" would be closer to government services.
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But he said they will help accelerate loss of staff at an agency that has otherwise "fast-tracked" the relocation.
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Colonialtown South — Orlando, Florida "Everyone's looking for something slightly different," said Jared Scharen, co-founder of relocation guidance site eRetirements.com.
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Since the Rams move, the San Diego Chargers announced their relocation to the Los Angeles market for the coming season.
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They've reached out to Chief Keef to get him to pay for their relocation, but haven't heard back from him.
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Then they must ramp up the relocation of asylum seekers from Greece and Italy to resettlement centers elsewhere in Europe.
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This is enough to force the relocation of hundreds of thousands, and potentially even millions, of Americans to higher ground.
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Smoll's post indicated that the city agreed to provide rides to voters upon the announcement of the polling place's relocation.
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The 29-year-old didn't think to consider something as basic as the relocation expenses of a new job opportunity.
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Most executives said moving staff or assets would be one of the last steps they take in their relocation plans.
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"You need different approaches, with some in-situ development, some in-city relocation and some outside the city," he said.
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In France, the relocation of migrants from the camp in Calais known as the Jungle is entering its second day.
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Supporters have called on authorities to stop the relocation of these people, many of which have mental or medical issues.
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We are also working closely with our staffing partners to ensure temporary workers are offered transition pay and relocation assistance.
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Workers said they were offered an opportunity to move to other Waymo facilities in Phoenix or Detroit with relocation assistance.
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In that context, the effects of the tax changes on relocation choices could make a difference sooner rather than later.
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Three years ago, the Florida Panthers were on the verge of bankruptcy, constantly being bandied about as a relocation candidate.
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A map of the Great Migration further visualizes how fleeing this terror sparked the relocation of millions of African Americans.
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The relocation was part of a wider initiative by European and African authorities to address the deteriorating conditions in Libya.
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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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Other episodes have dealt with L.G.B.T.Q. issues, forced relocation and the black market for surrogacy, which is illegal in China.
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In addition, 2315 spots were occupied by employees who were allowed to delay their relocation or staffers from other agencies.
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And as Alpert noted, Shyft also partners with more traditional relocation companies like Graebel, rather than treating them as competitors.
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Both ICMA and the Bank of England argue that cooperation between regulators should help avoid the need for forced relocation.
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But he would also have to pay a relocation fee, which will run into the hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Financial institutions have disclosed as much as $5.2 billion in relocation costs, legal advice, and contingency provisions related to Brexit.
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On "The Daily," our Jerusalem and Cairo bureau chiefs discuss the Israeli and Palestinian views of the U.S. embassy's relocation.
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A boycott, cancellation, or relocation of the Olympics would mark a significant embarrassment for Xi Jinping before his own people.
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With bigger companies, general managers are given the flexibility to change properties every few years, which can include international relocation.
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The inspections found 82 homes uninhabitable and requiring relocation, said 2nd Lieutenant Andrew Martino, a communications officer at Camp Lejeune.
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More partners will be able to join Cubo after the relocation to bigger and more modern offices, the statement said.
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The team has played there since 1967, and the outdated facility has been the prime source of their proposed relocation.
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I was happy to relay those offers of funds for relocation to a safer community and round the clock security.
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"In principle, there is no large-scale relocation of nomads," the administration bureau of the Sanjiangyuan National Park told Reuters.
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Barring those options, you can always take note of the low-cost locations for later relocation in your golden years.
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"These gaps in service reinforce the notion that this relocation was hurried, misguided and mismanaged," Plaskett said during a hearing.
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We're guessing NBA superstar Chris Paul, who's right next to Spacey on the wall ... would at least vote for relocation.
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It is unclear whether Trump would be able to legally override it and go ahead with relocation of the embassy.
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One watchdog group opposed to the relocation says the relocation is a "back-door" way to cut staff at the Economic Research Service (ERS), which provides research and statistical analysis for lawmakers, and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), which oversees the allocation of federal funding for primarily academic research across the country.
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During the New Deal in the 1930s, the promise for affordable housing and relocation was not made accessible to Black people.
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He believes the President-elect will do what his predecessors have done for more than 20 years -- waive the embassy relocation.
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One watchdog group opposed to the move has previously charged that the relocation is a "back-door" way to cut staff.
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Inside the firm, employees are offered a host of benefits, including tailored training, "generous" parental leave and relocation and externship opportunities.
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Despite its relocation, the Open Society Foundation has pledged to continue supporting civil society groups in Hungary from its Berlin base.
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And it recalled that every government-backed relocation effort in the U.S. so far has been at least a partial failure.
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Whether this is outright selling by emerging market investors or just represents a relocation of gold is very hard to tell.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is seeking to challenge Trump in next year's election, was among those who linked the relocation to taxes.
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"The official name for the concentration camps that held Japanese-Americans during World War II was 'war relocation centers,'" Ikeda said.
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Still, most trappers who were interviewed said they were unaware that the city prohibited relocation and openly admitted to doing it.
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It was an era of trading rookies for cash, no paper towels in the arena men's room, and monthly relocation rumors.
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Several hours later, the local prefecture announced it would be accepting no further registration for relocation of adults or unaccompanied children.
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The protests were partly driven by anger over the relocation of the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Yesterday, Los Angeles City Councilman Mitchell Englander called on SoCalGas to extend relocation to adjacent areas in the San Fernando valley.
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The grant program, which began in January, can reimburse qualified workers for their relocation expenses up to $2500,264 over two years.
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The reforms have involved the restructuring of SOEs through reorganizations and mergers, reductions in excess capacity and the relocation of workers.
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Most people are more like Vedder than Salinger—quick to make idle threats of relocation but slow to act on them.
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The relocation is strongly opposed by many U.S. allies because both Israel and the Palestinians claim the city as their capital.
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On my best days, I told myself that without all that moving experience, this particular relocation might have been even harder.
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"Our platform and entire infrastructure is still hosted in the EU," he said, despite its recently relocation to headquarters in Canadia.
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"We are worried that these closings are happening and that there are no corresponding openings through relocation and resettlement," said Grandi.
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A spokesperson for Shell's Nigeria unit said they had no such plans, Chevron and Exxon declined to comment on any relocation.
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Those accepted on a relocation program are put in a house as they wait to be flown to their new home.
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The authors called for a debate about which fragments of human history should be salvaged through relocation and documented for posterity.
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According to data from SingleSprout, they've seen a 30 percent increase in relocation offers to bring people to New York City.
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The relocation of U.S. and other multinational firms out of China may, in fact, be the impetus behind the Trump tariffs.
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Eighty-five percent of Israeli Jews said they supported the embassy's relocation, while 22019 percent of American Jews said the same.
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Earlier this month, Hungarians voted over any future EU relocation quotas, with more than 98 percent opposed accepting any such plans.
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He felt lucky to have found the position in Stamford, even though it had meant a pay cut and a relocation.
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To state that only low-income residents are affected by relocation recommendations, is an erroneous interpretation of the guidance FEMA provides.
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Some fear that if neither of these strategies works, high-earners may take a more rudimentary route to tax avoidance: relocation.
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The couple have gone through some personal changes, too, including a relocation from California to be closer to family in Virginia.
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Clearnet, and UK officials argue that forced relocation would split markets, increase trading costs and diminish the status of the euro.
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The BLM relocation is moving full speed ahead and to suggest the Department has not cooperated with Congress is completely disingenuous.
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The projects put on hold by the border wall are a small share of this total, yet critical to the relocation.
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After giving Appropriations committees in both chambers 30 days to ask questions, Interior said it would move ahead with the relocation.
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The remaining two monuments -- those of Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard -- also are scheduled for relocation.
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As a rule, senior officers, tasked with the mass relocation of men, have neither the time nor the inclination to weep.
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What eventually came to pass for the Dons was, of course, an even worse fate: relocation to Milton Keynes in 2003.
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Monday's protests were fueled by the opening ceremony for the new U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem following its relocation from Tel Aviv.
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Previous presidents, concerned with the repercussions of such a decision, had signed national security waivers every six months postponing the relocation.
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The rescue and the April 29 relocation by airlift was organized by U.S.-based animal rights group Animal Defenders International (ADI).
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Many Innisfail locals are now protesting Ruthie's relocation on Facebook, claiming that a pet dog was actually responsible for provoking her.
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The talk of a complete exit, including the relocation of the American command to neighboring countries, makes some veteran officers nervous.
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Only 1% had relocated business functions out of Hong Kong, while 23% said any such relocation plans were still under consideration.
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Two of the 10 Japanese internment camps, the Colorado River and Gila River Relocation Centers, were established on Native American reservations.
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He said a "relocation package" to attract foreign companies would not be discussed by economic ministers on Friday, as previously announced.
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But the report also determined USDA has the legal authority to carry out the relocation, another component of the IG's review.
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The black comedy of corporate relocation across State Line Road is an extreme example, but it is by no means unique.
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The Albanian government has begun an online donation page to help with relocation and reconstruction for hundreds — possibly thousands — of families.
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The organization also raised concerns over the desert tortoise wellbeing despite relocation, plant restoration, and recolonization efforts proposed by Solar Partners.
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It impacted 24 facilities nationally and resulted in the relocation of around 125,000 people, including troops, their families and civilian employees.
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Concerns that statewide media coverage may have tainted prospective jurors prompted the relocation of the case, which was rescheduled several times.
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Onaga, elected in 2014, had spearheaded opposition to the relocation and criticized the central government for ignoring the voices of Okinawans.
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It's been called the world's first cyberwar – and it started with the relocation of a Soviet War memorial in Tallinn, Estonia.
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Some humanitarian groups have criticized the relocation plan, saying the island in the Bay of Bengal is vulnerable to frequent cyclones.
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Afghanistan could serve as one of the potential areas of relocation for ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi and his men.
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Under the program, only a person who "lives and sleeps year-round" in a community is eligible to vote on relocation.
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As long as the bird can still fly, walk and eat, Ms. Crandall explained, the stress of relocation isn't justifiable yet.
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"If the new quarters are well-suited, the risks of relocation can be virtually eliminated or severely limited," said Schmitz-Jersch.
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The stakes in the race for Amazon's second headquarters are among the largest for any corporate relocation project in modern history.
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Government officials described the relocation as "miserable" and said that "dozens" died along the way because of disease and road accidents.
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An assist from a mental health professional often makes the challenges of youth—from recess to relocation to relationships—more surmountable.
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The White House wanted the building to remain in Washington, a former senior F.B.I. official involved in the relocation plans said.
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The White House wanted the building to remain in Washington, a former senior F.B.I. official involved in the relocation plans said.
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The relocation of the work follows years of campaigning by Michael Burke, who lost his brother — a firefighter — during the attacks.
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Aral Kakl, 29, a journalist who fled his homeland after being threatened, is spending his 42nd day awaiting relocation to Finland.
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Israel says Rwanda and Uganda are two possible relocation destinations, but both countries have denied reaching any agreement on the matter.
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"We are sympathetic to Ms. Uffner's situation," said Lisa Linden, spokeswoman for LargaVista, who noted that the company offered relocation assistance.
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Kiyoshi K. Muranaga, whose family was interned at Granada Relocation Center in Colorado, joined the U.S. Army but was killed in Italy.
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For employees who work at its head office, benefits include language and sports classes, relocation support, free lunches and full health insurance.
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The relocation of these nine chimps predates that plan, but their deaths are a harbinger of the NIH's large-scale animal transfers.
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And please consider donating to our Relocation and Relief Fund to help cover the costs associated with rescuing so many displaced animals.
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The Rams, who first moved to Los Angeles from Cleveland in 1946, will also pay the NFL a $550 million relocation fee.
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"The most egregious affects of dam building are displacement and relocation," said Daniel Kramer, a professor of fisheries and wildlife at MSU.
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Those counterparties classified as "substantially systemically important", however, could face relocation so they can be overseen more closely by the bloc's supervisors.
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In fact, Hired says it's seeing a "huge percentage of our candidates" in other markets that are attracting and hiring relocation candidates.
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It is also a challenge to the authority of Brussels and the leadership of Germany's Angela Merkel, who champions the relocation scheme.
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"E-mail evidence indicates Wendi's parents, especially her mother, wanted Wendi to coerce Markel into allowing the relocation," according to the affidavit.
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That plan has been on hold because residents near the proposed relocation site oppose the move, worrying about noise, pollution and crime.
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Fast-tracked permanent residency and five-figure relocation bonuses are among the perks some countries are offering immigrant startup founders, per Bloomberg.
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Lower-Tier Cities Riskier: Hydoo's trade centres are mainly in tier-3 and tier-4 cities to tap relocation and urbanisation demand.
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The space, which fits up to eight people, is meant to serve as a local meeting place to discuss Kiruna's relocation plan.
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The manual also advises commanders that the best course of action may be "immediate relocation of the unit to a safer location".
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Relocation has also been underway, with the governments of neighboring Belarus working to resettle areas and fix infrastructure in the Exclusion Zone.
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Inquiries for corporate relocation services are down by 5-7% compared with last year, says Matthew Salvidge of Savills, another estate agent.
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They have called for cuts in EU funding for the eastern states if they do not take part in the relocation scheme.
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You know, I think in 22, the congress passed this Relocation Act for Jerusalem, and it took three presidents who did nothing.
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American officials believe the statue's removal is not a condition for the Japanese aid but they expect the relocation to happen eventually.
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Yet in recent years herders have staged repeated protests at forced relocation, appropriation or pollution of their grazing lands and poor compensation.
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Previously to the Amphitheater, events were held at the National Orange Show Events Center, but similar complaints from residents forced a relocation.
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His latest EP, Yunque, is a concept record about his recent relocation to LA and in tribute to the power of sunlight.
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Onaga filed a series of lawsuits against the central government, seeking a court injunction to stop landfill at the planned relocation site.
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Though the government has discussed relocation with residents, Tevita said she is confident that being prepared for disasters is a better solution.
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Separately, the Trump administration on Friday instructed U.S. asylum officers to consider whether "internal relocation" within migrants' home countries was an option.
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"The relocation brings together Ford teams that are creating new business models in a resurgent, diverse neighborhood with industrial roots", Ford said.
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An owners' meeting in Houston could yield a vote on relocation as soon as Tuesday, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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More than 80 percent of Tsukiji fish traders are opposed to the move, said a survey by a group fighting the relocation.
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The fish relocation would happen before the end of August, if the project gets final approval from Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada.
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With the exception of HSBC, most financial firms have yet to make a decision on relocation plans to Paris, according to Mestrallet.
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They also find new industries and can leverage the capabilities of those left behind and even pay for relocation costs, she added.
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Despite the application to the proposed site, reports surfaced that organizers had not contacted the festival's performing acts about the potential relocation.
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Last week, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said relocation was a challenge due to the lack of alternative flat land.
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"The potential forced relocation of a globally systemically important CCP to the EU should be viewed with great hesitation," the IMF said.
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It found that relocation package costs to San Francisco were so high, it was easier to start offices where potential employees were.
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It's expected to cost something like $500-million for expansion or relocation fees, and another half-bil to build a new stadium.
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker called for the relocation of the state's only Confederate monument, currently located on Georges Island in Boston Harbor.
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Italy will hold one on its constitution before October; Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, plans one on the EU's migrant relocation scheme.
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It allows the relocation of refugees from countries whose asylum seekers succeed in obtaining asylum at least 75 percent of the time.
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Slovakia wants the EU to drop the relocation plan and work on an alternative, Prime Minister Robert Fico said earlier this month.
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Part of this was due to their relocation to Ireland, but it's mostly because Sybil died in childbirth halfway through season 3.
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A handful of inmates previously cleared for transfer will remain after the administration was unable to make arrangements in time for relocation.
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Despite research indicating that tax incentives rarely motivate corporate relocation, such deals are being doled out at record rates, tripling since 1990.
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The American Humanist Association must instead persuade the justices that the Constitution compels a 90-year-old war memorial's removal and relocation.
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Ramli said he would seek cabinet approval this month for the relocation of fishermen from the crowded island of Java to Natuna.
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"The Loon," a new piece from Witness Relocation, is dance theater, not musical theater, but it has a kind of overture anyway.
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Like their real-world counterparts, the players will be allowed to sign endorsement deals and will receive paid housing and relocation expenses.
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Two disused military camps on the mainland will operate as relocation centers, each with a capacity to house up to 4,000 people.
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National housing experts said the house relocation project here and another on a nearby island might be the first of their kind.
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"The relocation, you can't call that development," said Joseph Namiba, director of the civil society group Network Movement for Justice and Development.
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ESMA would have to make a relocation recommendation, with input from the ECB, but the European Commission would take the final decision.
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Tokyo and Washington decided on the relocation in the 1990s, but opposition in Okinawa has stopped the plan from being carried out.
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It seems as if the relocation has been provoked by Stacey's (apparently fanciful) sense that someone was shooting at her former home.
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Plus, the federal government would have to pay relocation costs and possibly build new facilities for the relocated troops on American soil.
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But when those smiles turned to extra miles due to an office relocation, his commute suddenly stretched to 45 minutes each way.
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After eloping with her boyfriend, she was bused 250 miles away to the Manzanar War Relocation Authority camp in Owens Valley, Calif.
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By industry, the three sectors dominating the relocation out of China were electronics, followed by apparel, shoes and bags, and electrical equipment.
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Vinke said that the climate passport would allow people to claim an entitlement to relocation rather than be subject to government edicts.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand announced a relocation package on Friday to attract foreign companies looking to moved production due to intensifying Sino-U.
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Grijalva's Monday letter specifically referenced documents relevant to the relocation of the Bureau of Land Management's headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Colorado.
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They had been giving the F.B.I.'s relocation department migraines and insisting they would only talk to Stan, the bureau's Oprah Winfrey.
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The review was launched in November after requests from Democratic lawmakers concerned USDA didn't adequately explain why the relocation was taking place.
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The Chargers would have to pay a relocation fee, which would come to $650 million if it is paid over 10 years.
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The bills would also try to improve tenants' access to emergency relocation services, making it easier for them to obtain stable housing.
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That stretched his points streak to 14 games, extending the longest points streak in team history since the relocation from Hartford, Conn.
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Interior ministry data published last December said other EU countries were offering to take some 80% of migrants who qualified for relocation.
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Darren Chester, a member of Australia's House of Representatives, called the mission an "unprecedented mass relocation of civilians from Mallacoota" on Twitter.
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There is little doubt that the never-ending cycle of eviction and relocation of Roma families poses a significant obstacle to schooling.
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"We can take part in relocation but it's an empty gesture, in 24 hours they will have moved from Slovakia," Kalinak said.
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Her frequent moves meant enrolling in different schools and meeting new teachers, and she fell further behind in school with every relocation.
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The Raiders will also have to pay a relocation fee of almost $400 million that will be split evenly among the teams.
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Earlier this year, a Louisville judge rejected a bid by opponents of the monument's relocation to keep it in its current location.
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Relocation proved an arduous process given the state's initial refusal to involve them in discussions of where, exactly, they would be relocated.
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Employees will be notified of their relocation postings this week, according to the Bureau of Land Management's acting director, William Perry Pendley.
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And less than 1 percent of all federal spending for urban renewal between 1949 and 1964 went to relocation, Mr. Gans wrote.
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The law led to the cancellation of planned job expansions and the relocation of coveted championship sports events out of the state.
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For Mr. Alfaro, Greek tragedy is a movable funeral banquet, always ripe for relocation and recontextualization in the latter-day Latino world.
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For Mr. Alfaro, Greek tragedy is a movable funeral banquet, always ripe for relocation and recontextualization in the latter-day Latino world.
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It will take a combination of infrastructure reinforcements, elevated homes, insurance policies, and relocation to manage flood risk in a changing climate.
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Children in detention are at very high risk of exposure to physical and sexual assault, family separation, environmental deprivation and forced relocation.
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The migrant relocation plan was decided by EU leaders in September 2015 despite Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania voting against it.
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The Isle de Jean Charles Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Indians are not the only Native tribe facing relocation due to climate change-related causes.
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This is the second time the park service, the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife and the Forest Service have conducted a relocation operation.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met Jordanian King Abdullah II in Amman on Sunday to coordinate moves against the possible relocation of the embassy.
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Israeli sources have suggested the May 24 Israeli holiday of "Jerusalem Day" as a possible date for a more official move toward relocation.
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MOVE Guides has literally solved the intractable problem of international relocation for today's global executives and has quickly spread to multiple locations internationally.
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However, Frankfurt-based Eurex Clearing, which could benefit from any relocation, has indicated that extra margin costs would be far lower in practice.
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In 2007, Estonia blamed Moscow for a series of cyber-attacks amid a dispute over the relocation of a Soviet-era war memorial.
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Officials in the War Department knew that relocation was no longer necessary because the threat of air raids or invasion had nearly vanished.
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"As a country, the discussion jumps too quickly to relocation, and we don't spend enough time on retrofitting or flood-proofing," he said.
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EDC spent most of its tenure in Los Angeles, but the drug-related death of an underage girl in 2010 forced its relocation.
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By narrowing the scope of eligibility, the EU has excluded thousands of Afghan, Iranian, Iraqi and Pakistani asylum-seekers from the relocation scheme.
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"Our goal is to re-create their old space," said Joel Danick, co-owner with his wife, Susie, of TAD Relocation in Maryland.
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"The expat drought has been really noticeable in 2187," said Deborah Minicola, a Jakarta-based technical advisor at international relocation company Allied Pickfords.
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And, even before the actual relocation, moving involves a lot of factors that can stress people out: packing, paperwork, planning, organization, and money.
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President Joko Widodo said it was urgent that relocation plans commence, although the capital would not physically begin to be relocated until 2024.
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Rioting has broken out at camps on both islands in recent weeks, and frustrated migrants have set fires, demanding relocation to the mainland.
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Nearly 200 mayors had been charged for engaging in fraudulent relocation of voters from 2004 to 2008, according to Brazil's Federal Prosecutor's Office.
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Over the next two years he will supervise the relocation of a regiment and a battalion out of Bangkok, ostensibly to relieve crowding.
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Finally, if a landlord decides to take a building off the market, he must pay each of his tenants $3,000 in relocation costs.
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The fans seem to appreciate their efforts, backing them even in the face of difficult decisions like the temporary relocation of the club.
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The good news is that almost 70% of those who moved said their relocation was successful — but not everyone ended up so lucky.
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Ultimately, visitors caught and released the pair, Latton explained, "But no spiders were harmed in the relocation effort (too late for the possum)."
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More than 25 years after the flood that devastated Valmeyer, there's now renewed interest in the town's relocation from other flood-prone cities.
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Unlike Syrians, Afghans are not eligible for the relocation emergency program adopted by the EU last year, and their future is highly uncertain.
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So far the company has rented about 300 items and has been catering to Airbnb hosts, business school students and corporate relocation companies.
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