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Oxford City Council is set, it would appear, to cut its funding for the City Centre Management Company, OX1 and "repatriate" many of its functions to the bureaucracy of the City Council.— Jock's Place
Protestors are expecting to march on Parliament Hill in Ottawa Saturday to demand that Canada offer to repatriate Khadr and join other countries in helping empty the prison.— AfterDowningStreet.org - Bush-Cheney Trials in '09
There do not seem to be any penalties if Britain should decide to amend the Human Rights Act 1998 and repatriate the legal process of appeal on human rights issues.— Top stories from Times Online
Under its Macau license, Sands can repatriate just 25 per cent of the asset sale proceeds to the United States.

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