On the other hand, it was the only home he knew, and monk seals that had been relocated to far away islands had disappeared after their re-release.
A 4-line scoreboard 10 feet (3.0 m) high replaced the stadium's original, which was relocated to far left field to serve as an out-of-town scoreboard, providing scores for American League, National League, and American Association baseball games.
The afflicted and often isolated Neil, now alone in the company of his mother, and relocated to far-flung Winnipeg, began to turn to music -- to Chuck Berry, to Little Richard, to the lonesome howl of radio.
This is one reason why people prefer not to be relocated to far-flung areas if they have a choice.
Health personnel are usually reluctant to relocate to far-removed communities and be subjected to productivity measures.
In 1998, the market closed down, so the stall relocated to Far East Square and was renamed Ya Kun Kaya Toast; the following year, Ah Koon died and his youngest son, Loi Boon Sim Adrin, took over the business, determined "to keep his father's legacy going".
The school's name was changed in 1909, and by 1923 the university had relocated to the far north side of the city along Lake Michigan.
The vanished shops have been enclosed in malls or relocated to the far periphery, where there are acres of car parking.
In 2000, Fischer relocated to the far east, splitting his time between Japan, where he formed a romantic relationship with Miyoko Watai, the head of the Japanese Chess Association, and the Philippines.
Additionally, more than 100 families from the neighborhood with the highest levels of lead pollution were relocated to sites far away from the smelter.
The measures, introduced in 2005, were much more restrictive - suspects could be relocated to a town far from their home, face 16-hour curfews and be banned from meeting named individuals and using mobile phones and the internet.
