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repatriate to some place
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repatriate someone to some place
to restore one to one's country of origin. He asked that they repatriate him to the land of his birth. She was repatriated to her homeland.
See also: place, some
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In 2008 the country's justice minister said Algeria would repatriate 17 of its citizens held at Guantanamo and prosecute them where possible.
Algerian court clears Guantanamo detainees by AFP / AFP Global Edition
A Canadian court has ordered Ottawa to repatriate Khadr, who has denied throwing the grenade that killed the soldier.
Canadian Guantanamo inmate set for military commission by AFP / AFP American Edition
How can David Cameron claim he will fight to repatriate powers from Brussels when he can't even fight to implement his own words?
They say by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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