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On Friday a Cambodian government spokesman confirmed the request for repatriating the statue at the Norton Simon.

Responsibility for repatriating the American films was assumed by the National Film Preservation Foundation, the nonprofit, charitable affiliate of the Library of Congress's National Film Preservation Board.

Tensions are rising within the party as the Prime Minister prepares to detail his demands for repatriating powers from Brussels at a summit of EU leaders this week.

That access has been one of the country's few remaining avenues for repatriating profits that are not held in dollars, which have been greatly constricted by other sanctions.

The idea is to agree not to conduct mass regularisation of illegal immigrants, to strengthen EU border controls and to harmonise procedures for repatriating illegal immigrants.

Some descendants of the Intrepid crew have called for repatriating the remains, and Congress has requested that the Pentagon study the feasibility of doing so.

It could be a hub for repatriated items that could be returned temporarily to country or loaned to other smaller regional museums and galleries.

Yet, towards the end of the 18th century, it was this heavily "slaved" region of the grain coast that was chosen as the place in which to establish the first colony for repatriated slaves.

One by one, the police listed assurances from Netanyahu to Milchan, including the promise of a ten-year extension of a tax-exemption law for repatriated Israelis, from which Milchan would have directly benefited.

The capital, Freetown, was founded as a home for repatriated former slaves in 1787.

1787 - British abolitionists and philanthropists establish a settlement in Freetown for repatriated and rescued slaves.