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Also Wednesday, Germany announced that it would accept two detainees who had been cleared for release but could not be repatriated for their own safety.

They decided shortly after the museum's founding in the early 1990s that all human remains in their collection should be repatriated for burial.

"We will now be actively seeking the confiscation of all of his stolen assets so they can be repatriated for the benefit of the people of Delta state".

One category — detainees cleared for release who cannot be repatriated for their own safety — is on a path to extinction: allies have accepted 33, and just 22 await resettlement.

That, together with the publicity around the infection of two American health workers who were repatriated for treatment, brought the US, UK and other countries together in the fight against the disease.

In a global bazaar of sorts, the American officials sweet-talked and haggled with their foreign counterparts in an effort to resettle the detainees who had been cleared for release but could not be repatriated for fear of mistreatment, the cables show.

In an op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal, the chief executive of Cisco, John Chambers, and the president of Oracle, Safra Catz, estimated that American companies have about $1 trillion in profits stashed abroad that they could repatriate for the greater good of the American economy if taxes on that money were lowered to about 5 percent.

Most are Yemenis, whom we won't repatriate for fear that they will, in a Gitmo cliché, "return to the battlefield" in a country where al Qaeda holds significant sway.

Warrant officer Kevin Conway is among 33 Australian casualties of the conflict whose bodies are being repatriated from Singapore and Malaysia for burial by their families.

But looking forward, there is no place either for hardline anti-Europeans, rejoicing at European woes, demanding repatriated powers for Britain, and campaigning for a referendum on complete disengagement from the EU.

The weak yen flattered repatriated profits for the whole nine-month period, leaving net profits for the period 5.3% higher.