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Page 15 was early expatriated from the place of his birth, transferred to the wilderness, subsisted on scanty fare, and made to serve strangers.

The Assassinated President

But the proposal is limited to a small number of so-called expatriated companies, corporations that have moved their place of incorporation into a tax haven.

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And if I have, as I have read, since then "expatriated" myself, my whole absence has not been much longer than was that of Washington Irving, and I trust to be able to prove that I have "left my country for my country's good" -- albeit in a somewhat better sense than that which was implied by the poet.

Memoirs

Thus the "expatriated" family assembled to morning prayers, and to partake of their first Highland breakfast.

Freaks on the Fells Three Months' Rustication

"expatriated" New Zealander who embarks on a journey from London back to New Zealand.

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Jennifer is a recently expatriated New Yorker who now lives in Providence.

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As an expatriated Texan who has lived for the past 12 years in Ecuador, I have appreciated your blog site.

Pickled shrimp with lime | Homesick Texan

I guess that makes it seem as if Francois Truffaut expatriated to Muscle Shoals.

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In the early 1970s, she expatriated herself, angrily denouncing the treatment of African-Americans in the USA and eventually settled in the South of France.

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This is not something new ... we've been doing this since WW2, when anyone who went to fight for Japan or Germany was expatriated.

Joe Should Go