As a consequence of the impacts of climate change, some households and entire communities across the Pacific are making the complex and challenging decision to leave their homelands and relocate to new environments that can sustain their livelihoods.
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As a consequence of Syria's upheaval, however, the Islamist group has refused to support the regime's crackdown on its population and decided to abandon its political headquarters in Damascus and relocate it to Doha.
As a consequence, relocating low-income households often have to compromise on the quality of their living conditions or on their residential location.
This exploratory study describes the processes by which an entire community in Fiji has recently relocated as a consequence of frequent flooding, inundation, and failed seawalls.
The team had gone through three ownership changes in its first 15 years, its most recent coming in when a consortium led by Hiroshi Yamauchi, which owns the Mariners to the present day, bought the team from Jeff Smulyan, who had threatened to relocate the team as a consequence of its losing ways.
They appear to be able to relocate to extracellular spaces either as a consequence of age-dependent neurodegeneration or a non-neurodegenerative separation from host neurons by plasma membrane infolding.
In addition, for any given codon position, there were relatively more Gs and Ts in LES than in LAS. a Calculated as (G-C /(G-C /b Calculated as (T-A)/(T+A) G+Ces can relocate symmetrically around the origin of replication as a consequence of replication-dependent rearrangements [ 27].
This has implications for many species that need to relocate away from environments that have become hostile as a consequence of climate change, particularly when suitable environments have not yet become available.
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