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Zoos say they already have more tigers than they can take, and repatriation to Asia is out of the question.Where bans exist, wily owners will often claim they are "licensed exhibitors", which puts them under the Department of Agriculture's jurisdiction.

They want stakeholders to run the numbers in the context of the overall Blueprint, including lower rates, full expensing, a territorial international system, and repatriation, to see how they come out in the big picture.

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Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said Monday at a news conference that he had signed a deportation order for Ali Vakili Rad, the convicted murderer, and a court's ruling on Tuesday on a parole request made by Mr. Vakili Rad cleared the way for his immediate release and repatriation to Iran.

A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We have written to Condoleezza Rice asking for his release and repatriation to the UK". Mr Straw and Ms Rice discussed the British view that Guantánamo should close during the US secretary of state's recent visit to Blackburn and Liverpool.

He also was being held pending immigration processing and repatriation to Honduras with no criminal charges filed.

However, as many as 10% continued to refuse both Soviet and North Korean citizenship, and demanded repatriation to South Korea.

Intriguingly Turki's son, Sultan, has recently emerged to lodge a complaint in a Swiss court against Abdul Aziz bin Fahd, a son of the late King Fahd and Religious Affairs Minister Saleh Al Sheikh, for his abduction and forced repatriation to the kingdom from Switzerland in 2003.

Bodies will then be flown to the Netherlands, for forensic testing, and then repatriation to home countries.

In some cases, including one major one in the Northwest, tribes have successfully invoked the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act to force researchers to return old skeletons for reburial before they can be tested.

The tour operator, Tok, was a testy Burmese control freak of a ganef who quarreled with his charges and threatened summary repatriation to the U.S. and other punitive measures for tourist misconduct.