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extradite

someone from some place (to some place); to have someone sent from some place to face criminal prosecution. The state's attorney sought to extradite Max from Missouri. The gang leader was extradited from Indiana to New York to face assault charges.

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Judge Burgess is also considering a separate request from Spain to extradite convicted Basque terrorist Jose Ignacio de Juana Chaos. Basque man extradition bid is foiled; COURTS by The Mirror (London, England) Rwanda plans to ask Italy to extradite a Rwandan Hutu priest, accused by an African rights group of being involved in the massacre of 80 students during the 1994 genocide, officials said Thursday. Rwanda to seek extradition of Hutu priest arrested in Italy by AFP / AFP Global Edition Brian says an early day motion is due to be presented to Parliament by the Liberal Democrats claiming that the act is being used to extradite British nationals for activities which are not a crime in the UK. BORN INTO BATTLE; Baby for couple facing extradition by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)			export to expose expose to expostulate about expound express express anger express to on expression expropriate expunge from expurgate from extend extend across extend credit extend over extend sympathy extend to extent extenuating circumstances extol as extoll the virtues of extort from extract from extracurricular activity extradite extrapolate from extreme extricate from exult exult at exult in eye eye candy eye for an eye eye of the hurricane eyeball eyeball to eyeball eyeball-to-eyeball eyebrow eyed eyeful eyelid eyes are bigger than belly eyes are out on stalks eyes like saucers eyes like two burnt holes in a blanket eyes pop out of head eyetooth face face away			extracts extracts extracts Extractum carnis extracurricular extracurricular extracurricular Extracurricular activities extracurricular activity extracurricular activity extracurricular activity extracurricular activity Extracurricular Education Extracurricular Institutions Extracurriculum extracystic extradental intraoral radiographic examination extradental intraoral radiographic examination extradental intraoral radiographic examination extradental intraoral radiographic examination Extradiagetic Extradict Extradict Extradict Extradiction Extradiction Extradiction Extradictionary Extradiegetic extraditable extradite extradited extradited extradited extradited extradites extradites extradites extraditing extraditing extraditing extradition extradition extradition Extradition crimes Extradition crimes Extradition crimes extradition interstate Extradition Lawyers' Association Extradition Limitation Extradition request Extradition request Extradition request Extradition treaty Extradition treaty Extradition treaty extraditions extraditions extraditions Extradop extrados

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