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The refugees will be relocated from the camps on the borders of Syria.
Some 42 families and 15 businesses must be relocated from the site, which is bordered mainly by High Street, Smith Street and Buckingham Avenue.
The plane, a Cessna, crashed minutes after taking off from the nearby Tobalaba airport, which residents have been demanding be relocated from the populous residential area.
Several programs, including teacher training and possibly math and science, will be relocated from the university's 17 campuses to the island, a seven-minute ferry ride off Lower Manhattan.
He vowed that he would tackle "head on" the six-year insurgency and said the military command centre will be relocated from the capital, Abuja, to the north-eastern city of Maiduguri.
It had seemed fitting that for the Olympic knockout stages these A-list sporting personages should be relocated from the pre-fab disappointment of the basketball arena, with its dimpled white roof reminiscent in texture of a giant human heel recently released from half a day spent inside a verruca sock.
He will be relocating from the Princeton, N.J., area to London, where SmithKline Beecham has its headquarters.
But I do care what happens in the stands, now that the Turkish protest movement seems to be relocating from the streets to the stadiums.
The National Clearinghouse for U.S. Japan Studies was relocated from the East Asian Studies Center at Indiana University to SPICE, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University, in 2007.
Mg ions in the coating layer are relocated from the bulk region of the active material and have a beneficial effect that enhances battery performance.
