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Over the past year, it has relocated its production from China to Bulgaria.

It has relocated its New York-area edition to Asbury Park from the Catskills, and this was a life-affirming move.

In an attempt to prevent tensions from escalating further, South Korea's Defence Ministry said it has relocated the exercises to the Sea of Japan, instead of the Yellow Sea nearer China – which had objected.

An East Hampton group called the Retreat, which runs a shelter for battered women and provides counseling and advocacy for women from across the Island, says it has relocated three women and their children in the last year.

And it has relocated to cramped and awkward quarters in a Georgian-style building at 583 Park Avenue, at 63rd Street, three blocks south of its old home in the Park Avenue Armory.

In addition, the startup announced it has relocated to the Research Triangle region of North Carolina.

Before the 2008 Olympic games it had relocated its smelliest industries to surrounding provinces.

Although Iraq said it had relocated its research laboratories to Al Hakam, a complex later destroyed by the United Nations commission, Salman Pak was bombed in 1991 during the gulf war, an indication that Western intelligence still considered it an active installation.

Also on Sunday, the US state department said it had relocated "a limited number" of staff from its consulate and Irbil and from the US embassy in Baghdad to southern Iraq and Jordan.

The Japanese Embassy announced Sunday that it had relocated to temporary quarters.

It had relocated for election night to Kiev's most expensive hotel.