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Mayrhofen has the Altitude Comedy Festival, which ran for three years in Méribel but has now relocated to Austria.

Born and raised in Yorkshire, she was based in Dubai for several years but has now relocated to London.

Mr Abdul Jalil, a grandfatherly figure, is widely respected, but ministers in the council's executive committee, a proto-cabinet which has now relocated from Benghazi, are less immune from criticism.Liberals tend to grumble that the national council, like the new local councils, is unelected.

It has now relocated to Toronto, the first stop on a three-year world tour.

Harrison has now relocated to Bristol and another founder member has moved to Manchester, and both plan to look into getting new branches going there.

Recorded in 1995 as an "authorised bootleg", it's a reminder of his year-long Wednesday-night solo residency at this tiny London venue (which has now relocated from its original Denmark Street home).

Having established his mastery of Italian cuisine at L'Impero (where he pulled off the oxymoron of refined rustic) and Alto (where he veered into esoterica), Conant has now relocated, jettisoning the stuffy drapes-and-sconces trappings of his previous restaurants for Scarpetta, a streamlined space on the border of the meatpacking district.

The actress said she has been "very welcome" in India and has now relocated to Mumbai following the success of her film career in India.

Gridskippr had only a handful of employees, and they have now relocated to SocialRadar's D.C. office.

Aussie co-founders of FlightFox, McLeod and Todd Sullivan, who previously ran and sold another travel site known as Globetrooper, have now relocated to San Francisco to participate in the current YC program.

Virtually all Americans and other foreigners have now relocated.