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In addition, any public debate of this kind was meaningless without relocating the meaning of community, self, and social interest within a new framework.
This may have been because the option of simply relocating to a safe village was always there.
For sociometric surveys across third, fourth, and fifth grades, attrition was due to children relocating to a new school district or retention.
Companies responded to deregulation by relocating their headquarters abroad.
In fact, the possibility of individual firms relocating in response to environmental costs has been a concern for public policy in many countries.
However, this is very time-consuming because it needs image processing of several images and relocating a camera.
The projections for those actually relocating at least once ranges upwards from 42 per cent, against 25 per cent of actual recorded relocations.
Advances in computer technology and telecommunications meant that a firm could trade skills internationally without physically relocating key employees.
It appears as if the owners were usually able to evade arrest by relocating to safer villages.
Respondents in my survey of railway retirees were transferred an average of 2.5 times in their careers, with several relocating up to ten times.
This involved relocating profits abroad (through transfer pricing), and keeping them well beyond the reach of the government.
Artists fall prey to new technology, their subordination by technology relocating them as spectator to the pure means of accommodation, function and application.
Relocating the responsibility cut: should more responsibility imply less redistribution?.
Relocating the writer's voice - from voice to story and beyond.
For local public goods, supply or demand shocks may create periods during which it is welfare enhancing for households to undertake spatial arbitrage by relocating residentially.
