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The food booths and the festival events had to be moved back into the city.

After that, the bridge will be moved back into place so the state can inspect it and make sure that it was not damaged by the fall.

On Thursday, a mental health tribunal ruled that he no longer required clinical treatment and could therefore be moved back into the mainstream prison system.

In October, the bust is due to be moved back into the Neues Museum, which has been reconstructed from its war-torn remains by British architect David Chipperfield, and where Nefertiti was last on display 70 years ago.

The trust is completing a $13.5 million building restoration and has helped organize an exhibition, "Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill," on view at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London through July 4. Pieces from the show will be moved back into the house when it reopens in September, freed from 20th-century fire doors, pink paint and flowery wallpaper.

But under almost any two-state solution, some 100,000-odd settlers would have to be moved back into Israel, though a small number might conceivably agree to remain on the West Bank under Palestinian sovereignty.It is debatable whether Ariel, a settlement of nearly 20,000 Jews which pokes some 17km (11 miles) into the West Bank, would have to be closed down or be taken over by Palestine.

She will not be moving back into the White House.

And if the stock market moves much lower, I would be moving back into stocks.

Now that Colombia is cutting down, the industry seems to be moving back into Peru, where production of coca has increased by some 40% since 2000.

"With growing wolf populations in Oregon and Washington, it's inevitable wolves will be moving back into California in the near future," Greenwald said.

I'm wrapping up some work with Lupe Fiasco… I'm also excited to be moving back into the Fashion and Product space with some new, upcoming collaborations.