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Mr. Franks recalled his father, a pharmaceuticals salesman, softening the blow of the relocation by telling him that their new community of Summit was staunchly Republican.

After saying that he expects the team to lose $46 million in Vancouver this season, Heisley was given permission to explore a relocation by Stern in mid-February.

Japanese American internment, the forced relocation by the U.S. government of thousands of Japanese Americans to detention camps during World War II.

Ten months ago, it was Carmelo Anthony who spurred the relocation by forcing the Denver Nuggets into a blockbuster deal that sent Anthony and Billups to the Knicks.

In particular we will prioritise help for survivors of torture and violence, and women and children at risk or in need of medical care who are recommended to us for relocation by UNHCR.

He goes on to say that the building opposite him has a sign on it: "Tenant Relocation by RMA" Above the sign is a row of 5 windows that have been blocked off with galvanized steel - Stelcoat, as it's called.

Keeping an eye out particularly for departing corporate headquarters, Davis acquired four properties vacated through mergers and relocations by Emery Air Freight, Dun & Bradstreet, Perkin-Elmer and Purdue Pharma.

The move is a significant setback in a county that has reeled in recent years from downsizings and relocations by large corporations, and it is expected to send Westchester's vacancy rate -- which had finally been dropping -- upward once again.

This is because it limits the scope of recovery and avoids recursive cascaded relocations by employing non-critical nodes and exploiting partially utilized transmission ranges.

Then after the latest outbreak further pledges emerged promising to begin relocations by the end of January.

The relocation, enabled by a John Pawson renovation, tripled their size, but its significance was greater than simply adding space.