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Switzerland says it has repatriated 1.7 billion francs, or $1.5 billion, in stolen assets to developing countries.

One factor in favor of Microsoft: it is using cash from overseas to buy Luxembourg-based Skype, which means it won't have to pay U.S. tax on that money, as it would if it had repatriated the money to the United States.

The world's largest tissue culture bank has "repatriated" 30percentt of its collection to 67 indigenous communities — and 410 to the potato park.

Mulvey has repatriated Daniel Bowles from Adelaide, who will compete with Jack Hingert for the right-back spot.

China has deported defectors before, but this is thought to be the first time Laos has repatriated people fleeing North Korea.

Since 2002, the UN has repatriated 3.7 million Afghans to Afghanistan, but the rate of return stalled in recent years as the war intensified.

The United States has repatriated hundreds of detainees held at prisons in Cuba, Iraq and Afghanistan, but the current approach is different because it seeks to keep the prisoners out of American custody altogether.

But the charity is also worried that there have not been more prosecutions, particularly given the hundreds of people the FMU has repatriated after they were sent abroad for a forced marriage.

The museum has repatriated other remains to Canada at least once before, in 2002, according to Mr. Reichl, and remains have also been returned numerous times to American Indians.

And after lengthy negotiations, the campus museum has repatriated a fair number of culturally affiliated remains to recognized tribal groups.

MINUSCA has repatriated members of several contingents amid a wave of sexual abuse and rape accusations over the last year.