In addition to the effects of orphanhood varying by country, due to differences in potential cofactors (Guo et al., 2012), the lack of effect we saw could also have been due to orphaned children being relocated to live with more well-off relatives, who were willing and able to provide for their education.
But on Monday afternoon, Los Angeles County social workers arrived at the home to carry out a court order that the girl be relocated to live with her extended family members in Utah.
I helped a newly engaged friend move her belongings last month from New York to San Francisco, where she was relocating to live with her fiance.
Ken Finger and Mark Goodwin retrieved the items (which filled an SUV!) from Zach at his home in El Sobrante, just a couple of days before he relocated to Vero Beach, Florida, to be with his daughter.
A Scotsman who relocated to Missouri to be with his now wife, he recorded its eight melodic, layered, beautiful songs on a Tascam 8-track and used pawn-shop instruments.
The former 10,000m world champion originally relocated to Qatar to be with her new husband, British Athletics' former head of endurance, John Nuttall, who now fulfils the same job at the Aspire Academy that produced Qatar's one internationally successful athlete, Mutaz Essa Barshim.
Upon that revelation, she left her home and job in Texas and relocated to California to be with Michael.
Sharon opened up and said, "God showed me that people were coming to take his life". Upon that revelation, she left her home and job in Texas and relocated to California to be with Michael.
Denying that ABC's ratings problems were a factor in his decision, he said that he felt it was time to move on and that he wanted to relocate to Los Angeles to be with his family.
Ms. Griffin is one of her closest friends, and Mr. Plant officially relocated to Austin this summer to be with Ms. Griffin.
Still unaware of my mental illness and in hopes to recuperate from my many emotional and spiritual stresses, I relocated back to California to be with family.
