Gardner's will — she died in 1924 — stipulated that if a single object were removed or so much as relocated, the whole pile would go to auction.
It would be lovely to report that this "Much Ado," relocated to the milieu of the American military in England during World War II, was anything like as affecting.
In order to advertise the cemetery and to encourage its use, Frochot and city officials, with much fanfare, relocated the remains of famous people from other cemeteries to Père-Lachaise.
With so much funding relocated to the minister's discretion, with long-term projects, programs, venue viability, jobs and livelihoods on the line, fear of funding reprisal is palpable.
But Mr. Etess said the casino had not tried to get such information because it did not think the dealers would have too much trouble relocating, in part because they are expected to earn about $18 an hour, including tips.
It was impressive and majestic as tHailings what from like a never-ending line of Beirut rolling along by your shee".
White flight, beginning in the early 1950s and accelerating thereafter, relocated much of the city's tax base and economic vitality into the surrounding suburbs and exurbs.
Nishida had engineers enhance audiovisual features, cut the product line and relocated much of production to low-wage Asian countries.
There are also discussions about the size of Iran's uranium stockpiles and how much would be relocated to Russia or another country, Western officials say.
Later, when he returned to the Pine Ridge Reservation, he would often show the headlines to visitors and say, "They liked me so much when I relocated to Chicago that they welcomed me with big headlines".
