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Eurosceptics in Britain may seize the moment to call for a repatriation of powers from Brussels.

Pinto-Duschinsky said the commissioners had been selected to reflect the views of Clarke and Clegg that there was no need for a repatriation of powers to parliament.

Or perhaps she worries that any treaty change means a potential bust-up with Britain over its demand for a repatriation of powers (which Mr Hollande rejected).So the euro zone will muddle along.

A coalition led by high-technology companies and pharmaceutical manufacturers have been pushing for a "repatriation holiday," which would let them bring as much as $1 trillion in foreign profits back to the United States at substantially reduced rates.

Apple, which holds $74 billion offshore, last year aligned itself with more than four dozen companies and organizations urging Congress for a "repatriation holiday" that would permit American businesses to bring money home without owing large taxes.

In the Commons Tory Eurosceptics argued that the gathering prospect of a two-speed Europe strengthened their case for a repatriation of UK powers or an in/out referendum.

More likely, they will push for something else: a repatriation of powers from Brussels in the field of social and employment laws (ie, more opt-outs).

An American marine who turned up in Beirut last week after vanishing in Iraq was returned to the United States on Thursday for questioning and a "repatriation process" to assess his physical and mental condition, Marine Corps officials said.

Millen introduced the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Bill, which provided for a paid repatriation commission and higher pensions for servicemen, into the Senate in March 1920.

The remains are expected to stay at Osan for a few days for initial testing before a repatriation ceremony is held Aug. 1 and they are sent on to Hawaii.

It's amazing how so many young people here understand and respect what's going on". Veteran Alan Pearson, 74, from Frome, Somerset, a former Royal Engineer, was attending a repatriation for the first time to pay his respects to the lads.