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Many have relocated from all over Colorado to attend the school, and others arrived from New Jersey, Michigan and Virginia.

Some of the street-walkers have gone indoors, but many have relocated up the road to the adjacent, middle-class neighbourhoods of Edgbaston and Ladywood.

The attack removed 13.5 million square feet of space from the market, but 6 million square feet of sublet space became available within weeks of the event, leading some to wonder if the space needs of companies displaced from downtown have been satisfied, particularly since many have relocated at least parts of their operations to New Jersey and other suburban markets.

Many have relocated to other parts of Ukraine, while others have crossed the border into Russia.

In The Rover, Rey is from the American South, and like many has relocated to Australia in search of work in the mines.

Many exporters have relocated production outside Europe, where costs are lower and not denominated in euros.

"So many people have relocated from other areas and they expect an urban environment," said Thomas D. Turner, executive director of the Nashville Downtown Partnership, a nonprofit development agency.

There's no data on how many families have relocated from outside of the US to states such as Colorado, California and Oregon that have long permitted medical cannabis, which remains illegal at the federal level.

Since a series of deadly religious clashes in the north recently, many Christians have relocated to Jos, a traditionally Christian city that is geographically the closest to the predominantly Muslim north, said Rima Shawulu, 38, an aide to Nigeria's House speaker, Umar Ghali Na'Abba.

The company says its recruiting strategy is nationwide and that many people have relocated to join the Atlanta-based company.

Because of high fees and regulation costs in the U.S., for example, many companies have relocated their businesses to other countries like China.