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That sense of safety, however, comes at a great emotional cost, familiar to anyone who’s been uprooted from a place they once knew.

He said he has not been offered indoor shelter and does not want to be uprooted to another encampment.

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"We always wanted to stay in Wales. We never wanted to uproot the company to London," Sophie said.

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While some will be forced to uproot their lives, others will have other immigration relief options, Joseph explained.

From Salon

Forays by settlers and Israeli soldiers to uproot Palestinians' olive trees, both in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, have escalated dramatically in the wake of the Hamas attack on Oct.

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

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