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Zerai and two other Eritrean activists tried to enlist his help with repatriating the October 3rd dead to Eritrea, but with little success.

Obsessed with repatriating powers and with appearing tough to their domestic audience, Britain's current leaders seem to have forgotten the art of dealmaking.

Mr Harbord, who was charged with repatriating works of art from Nazi Germany, is said to have "had it packed in empty munitions boxes, which he addressed to No. 6 Charlotte Square", home of his client Lady Bute.

"Whether they like it or not this will hinder things for them," one government source said of the rebels.Cameron tried to appease Eurosceptics by making clear he was determined to press ahead with repatriating social and employment laws from Brussels.

Following the announcement that the fund would be sold, New Star said: "While the issues with repatriating settlement proceeds have been resolved, the turnover of shares in the sub-Saharan African equity markets has remained low as the repercussions of the credit crunch have spread globally.

The arrangement between Bear and China Construction Bank would eliminate the need for a capital outlay on Bear's part, thus no problems with repatriating earnings in the future.

One casualty of the fighting may be Kurdish oil boom, with oil companies repatriating employees.

Then he went freelance, repatriating with his wife and twin daughters in Seoul, where he teaches between singing engagements around the world.

Yoshimitsu, both in response to the desires of the merchants and in order to supplement bakufu finances, began formal trade relations with Ming China and Korea, repatriating a large number of Chinese who had been taken captive by the pirates.

The league condemned Israeli "aggression" against Lebanon and said armed Palestinians based in Lebanon could resume attacks on Israel after Israel's planned withdrawal from southern Lebanon this year, unless Israel agreed to accompany the pullout with negotiations for repatriating the huge Palestinian refugee population in camps in Lebanon.

The city became overpopulated with repatriates from overseas when Korea gained independence in 1945 and again with refugees during the Korean War (1950 53), when it was the temporary capital of the Republic of Korea.