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relocate headquarters
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1.78 |
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Its headquarters will be relocated to Augusta. |
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relocate refugee
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1.38 |
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NATO relocates refugees from border region. |
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relocate resident
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1.32 |
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Residents were relocated to high-rises outside of town. |
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relocate operation
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1.12 |
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Both plan to relocate operations from the suburbs. |
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relocate family
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0.99 |
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Relocating the families would not be easy. |
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relocate team
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0.99 |
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But that all changed when Behring tried to relocate the team. |
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relocate people
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0.86 |
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People were recently relocated to make way for the restoration. |
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relocate base
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0.66 |
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If the Germans advance, they relocate their base to Jeju. |
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relocate office
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0.66 |
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Both offices were relocated last year because of flooding. |
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relocate hundred
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0.59 |
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It also will pay to relocate hundreds of families and tear down their contaminated homes. |
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relocate thousand
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0.59 |
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Homes and farms will be wiped out, and thousands will be relocated to new dwellings. |
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relocate worker
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0.59 |
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She did not how many relief workers were relocated. |
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relocate tenant
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0.53 |
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The planned renovations will require that some tenants be relocated. |
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relocate plant
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0.46 |
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In the same year, the micro motor plant was relocated to China. |
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relocate child
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0.39 |
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Citing security reasons Ms. Bhutto relocated her children to the UAE nearly one year ago. |
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relocate embassy
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0.39 |
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Kyl said relocating the embassy is overdue. |
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relocate employee
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0.39 |
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Relocating an employee can prove very costly. |
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relocate franchise
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0.39 |
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But there has been talk of relocating the franchise to Washington, D.C. |
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relocate industry
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0.39 |
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The immediate action should be to relocate the industries away from the water sources. |
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relocate facility
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0.33 |
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But other towns have objected, fearing that facilities will be relocated near them. |