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relocate

verb as in move

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But Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said it was out of the question to cancel or relocate the match.

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The legislation will "explicitly require clubs to provide effective engagement" with fans on changes to ticket prices, and any proposals to relocate home grounds.

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As Amsterdam grapples with controversial plans to relocate its famous brothels to an out-of-town "erotic zone", Betty Szabo's hologram offers a poignant reminder of the vulnerability of sex workers in an area that, despite a range of security measures, remains perilous.

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“I think we’re in the last phase before Hamas is forced to relocate,” he told me.

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In the months leading up to this week’s election, some agencies that specialize in helping Americans relocate abroad have noticed a surge in interest.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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