They spent eight months in shelters and hotels before being relocated in a ramshackle apartment, infested with rats and roaches.
So the orphanage was relocated in a small school building here, the one Arbi Mamakayev, a famous Chechen poet, once attended.
The former farmer is one of 345,000 people who are being relocated in a desperate bid to ease Beijing's drought crisis with a transfusion of water from the Yangtze basin, 1,277km to the south.
It's relocated in a rusting, steel-hulled vessel somewhere in Europe during the first decades of the 20th century, perhaps an early Soviet ship fighting a local war in the Baltic or the Black Sea, on which jack-booted officers maintain a regime of brutal suppression.
After abortive attempts to make a start yesterday the Antigua Test was relocated in a desperate attempt by the West Indies Cricket Board to rescue another situation that reflects the chaotic organisation of the game in the Caribbean but also calls into question the preparations made by the cricket authorities.
This is because parts are moved using a material handling system (e.g., AGV with a specified path), whereas machines are relocated in a different way.
In just six days, 137 tigers were relocated in a huge operation, which involved the temple's volunteers, veterinarians, the military and police, and the DNP.
MD 30 was relocated in a few spots, widened, and resurfaced from the county line north to Manchester in 1950, from the county line south to the north end of the Glen Morris relocation in 1951 and 1952, and from Manchester north to the Pennsylvania state line in 1953 and 1954.
On the 16th of January 2007 the flies were relocated in a forested area along Beach bay road (Figure 1C (site 1)).
Consequently, in contrast to mMD-2 bound mMD-2 boundthe "proximalipidcN rIVa of the diglucosamine backbone of tetraacylated mimetics 1 cannot be relocated in a "tilted" orientation (seen in Figure 3A, B).
