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Repatriated

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Past of repatriate

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He said: "I understand that the trainees currently stationed at the barracks will be repatriated to Libya in the coming days, and that the subsequent tranches who were due to follow them will now not arrive.

A small label on one reads: NMA Ancestral Remains to be repatriated to Provenance (NSW) Tharawal Remains CRANIUM skull Age Adult Sex Male The skull belongs to Kanabygal, an Aboriginal warrior who died when troops shot and beheaded him in New South Wales in 1816.

According to national museum records, in recent decades Indigenous remains have been repatriated to the museum from cultural institutions, including museums, educational facilities, medical schools and private collections in Britain, the United States, Sweden and Austria.

India got an expansive railway system far in advance of any other Asian nation, but Britain retained its grip on the technology as the supplier of all its equipment, which meant once again that the profits were repatriated.

Outside Africa, two nurses were infected while caring for a patient in Texas, who flew from Liberia before exhibiting symptoms, as was a nurse who treated a missionary repatriated to Madrid.

"They [the MoD] were probably aware that some trainees were not adhering to discipline from an early stage and I wonder why [they had] not at a much earlier stage recognised that and taken a proportion of the trainees out and repatriated them much earlier".

A 14-year-old Mexican girl, who was dragged screaming from her secondary school by federal agents last week and flown to Houston to be with a woman who claimed to be her mother, was repatriated to Mexico on Wednesday.

Many Indigenous remains are still in private or institutional collections, including Australian state museums from where they, too, are slowly being repatriated.

In the field of EU enlargement, we see no issues which require subsidiarity or to be repatriated to national level".

Since then it has become commonly known as Berlin's "most beautiful Egyptian ambassador", attracting a million visitors each year.In 2007 Zahi Hawass, the former secretary-general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, unsuccessfully campaigned for the bust to be repatriated.

How will the Scots feel about risking independence if their newly repatriated political leaders cannot even make a success of the halfway-house of devolution?Sorry, Mr Nairn, but it is much too early to tell.

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