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Stephen Saunders, left, will be given special protection, including third-country relocation, according to a government spokesman.

Growing numbers of wealthy professionals and baby boomers from Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Grand Rapids and Traverse City are seeking land for second homes or for relocation, according to an analysis of census and land records by Eric Anderson, a senior Marquette County planner.

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The US commerce secretary-designate said Britain was facing a "period of confusion" following the vote to leave the EU and that it was inevitable there would be relocations, according to the Times.

From 1992 to 2006, for example, only 2% of job losses in the Golden State were because of firm relocations, according to a study from the Public Policy Institute of California.

Less than 1% of all businesses that disappeared in California in 2013 were due to out-of-state relocations, according to data from Youreconomy.org, which tracks business dynamics across the country.

Less than 1% of the businesses that disappeared from California in 2013 were due to out-of-state relocations, according to data from YourEconomy.org, which tracks business establishment data across the country.

The objective of this study was to describe the rates of residential relocations over the course of 10.5 years and evaluate differences in these relocation rates according to gender and decedent status.

Just 216 Syrian refugees have qualified for the government's official relocation program, according to data released last week.

Mary Corliss, an assistant curator who had worked with the stills archive for 34 years, and her co-worker Terry Geesken were laid off as a result of the relocation, which according to the museum's administrators is part of the Modern's elaborate plans to shut down its Manhattan operations during its $650 million expansion and redesign.

The plaintiff claims that as a villager (her hukou is in this village), she should receive treatment equal to that of other villagers, and she should receive the relocation fee according to the law.