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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service will conduct an autopsy and Inayatullah's body will be prepared for repatriation, the military said.

Upon repatriation, the profits are taxed, but with a credit given for any foreign taxes paid on the profits, so there is no double taxation.

But a problem with such repatriation, the official acknowledged, is that the British government may not then be able to guarantee that the nine would be prosecuted there.

When an HP executive tried to insist the manoeuvre did not constitute profit repatriation, the senator wielded an internal HP document in which it was discussed in the repatriation-strategy section.

But the administration had done its homework: before Mr. Naji's repatriation, the Algerian government had accepted 10 of its citizens from Guant?mo, and by all accounts mistreated none of them.

While the Sarkozy government provided airfare home and 300 euros for every adult and 100 euros for each child to induce a "voluntary" repatriation, the Hollande government called the system perverse and wasteful.

At the end of the 20th century, Britain asks for the repatriation of the "Papadopoulos steel".

The first facility involved a highly structured daily programme, emphasizing restriction, the repatriation to the country of origin and limited contact to the local population.

A deal with the Afghan government last month should see the repatriation of the remaining 110 Afghans.

The museum fittingly named the White Cube, opened April 21 in a ceremony dubbed "The Repatriation of the White Cube".

The museum, fittingly named the White Cube, opened April 21 in a ceremony dubbed "The Repatriation of the White Cube".