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Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic are planning a radical re-envisioning of Avery Fisher Hall that will require the orchestra to relocate for two seasons and aims to redefine what it means to be a concert hall at a time of challenging orchestra economics and changing audience habits.
Our current Balkans-set cabaret style Much Ado About Nothing relocates Shakespeare to the bombed-out foyer of a Sarajevo Velodrome and aims to surprise younger audiences in particular.
Of course, relocating and traveling cost money.
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E. relocating and retraining structurally unemployed people.
Erdoğan had earlier flagged that the military operation may at least partly aim to engineer demographic shifts in Afrin, saying: "55% of Afrin is Arab, 35% are the Kurds who were later relocated, and about 7% are Turkmen.
The town site was relocated and named Eugene City in 1853.
The guests were relocated and the hotel closed.
We then relocated and compared the hypocenters using several methods.
