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Employees will be relocated, the company said.
— After years of bitter legal battles over whether it could be relocated, the Barnes Foundation, one of the country's most beloved and quirky museums, is finally leaving its idyllic setting in suburban Pennsylvania.
More recently, when Defra, the government department that deals with rural affairs, sought to tackle the population explosion among buzzards which was causing severe problems on pheasant shoots in England, and suggested that some nests might be relocated, the RSPB sprang into action.
However, not all destinations can easily be relocated: the workplace, family, and friends are immutable destinations.
And when they couldn't be relocated the state decided, as is permitted by law, to simply use the Election Day results and forgo the recount of that district.
We haven't ever been able to catch her, even after sedating her, so if she needs to be relocated, the prospects are hard to deal with.
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After the fish and turtles behind the dam were relocated, the water was pumped out.
It was relocated the following year to a site across Elliott Bay near a Duwamish Indian village.
Hood-mounted mirrors have been relocated, the space between the cab and trailer narrowed, and perforated mud flaps tested.
Meanwhile, 3,300 of the more than 5,000 people have been relocated, the remainder by the first few months of 2010.
Initially the system was quasi-stationary; however, it was relocated the following day due to its broad size.
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