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1. Blanco at once acquiesced, and several hours later the Spanish Cabinet accepted the inevitable, on condition that the garrison should be repatriated
2. Balkans, which had been annexed in 1940, and the Ukrainians, were repatriated
3. When the Army found them Mark was in a very poor state and was repatriated firstly to an army hospital and then back home for further treatment
4. This radiologist was repatriated at no cost to him and we learned later that he had died from a brain tumor
5. In that place, the sun's reverberant rays never rest, neither for the days nor nightly, since they are so pleased to be in the dunes that expatriated the moon forever to the Zurinar's oasis, where the winds, whirled and viscous, transported the golden sand grains and can bury a complete city in two seconds, in order to dig it up the next second
6. We would have repatriated the rest
7. If there are any prisoners of war or forced laborers from other countries still in Japan, they are to be treated decently until they can be repatriated to their respective countries
8. � As soon as she is repatriated after the war, we will come back for her
9. One was a Filipino maid whose employer was so worried about her family that I decided to send her to the Communicable Disease Center to stay before she was repatriated to Philippines
10. ‘’Ladies and gentlemen, I have some good news for you: the Soviet Union has signed yesterday a peace accord with the United States, which means that you will finally be able to be repatriated to your country
11. Their wives, some de facto, had been arrested when they had tried to register their offspring during an amnesty for child illegal immigrants and now they themselves were about to be repatriated to China where they would have to join the three to twenty year queue to gain a legal one-way pass to Hong Kong
12. expatriates repatriated to their adopted lands
13. I cautioned him that I must hear no more of that; that he was not at all likely to obtain a pardon; that he was expatriated for the term of his natural life; and that his presenting himself in this country would be an act of felony, rendering him liable to the extreme penalty of the law
14. Because Los Angeles was teeming with repatriated soldiers, inexpensive housing was all but impossible to find, so Louie was still living with his parents
15. The family did not know if he was living or dead until he was repatriated during the chaos that followed the Armistice
16. However, if they repatriated the cash to invest in the U
17. She had come to England when she was repatriated and she had done her job efficiently and well with Pack and Levy for two years or
18. “Hot money” inflows into high-yielding countries also tend to reverse sharply during financial crises and funds get repatriated (typically to low-yielding, current-account-surplus countries)
19. He said he considered them as voluntarily expatriated from this country, and among the articles of commerce and manufacture, which it might be contemplated to encourage by bounty and premiums, he confessed for one, that the importation of such citizens as these was not an article of traffic which would meet with any encouragement from him
20. Stephen French had expatriated himself, resigned the work he valued, put the seas between himself and Deena, only to be baffled at every turn
21. Expatriated though in a measure she is, the Anglicized American woman scarcely ever loses her sense of pride and profound satisfaction in being an American, after all, and so strong is this feeling in these delightful women that it is accepted quite as a matter of course, both by them and by their English friends, that their sons should frequently go back to the mothers’ land in order to find their wives
