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relocate someone or something in something
to reposition or move someone or something in or at something. I will have to relocate you in a different office. Can I relocate the copy machine in the other room?


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Summary: The United Nations said on Thursday it would relocate or evacuate more than half of its foreign staff in Afghanistan, following an attack by Taliban militants in which five foreign U.
Now I have been told, that because they received cash grants from Kensington Regeneration for the Field Of Dreams nursery, that they have agreed to relocate the school to Kensington.
Fortunately, there are car and truck rental companies that hire people to relocate their vehicles.
 
 
 
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