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1、Would you be willing to relocate to another city?

2、Angel and I would have to relocate to Boston.

3、That you are eager to relocate to their city (if applicable)

4、What if more industries relocate to China for lower production costs once the pact is signed?

5、For those who don't want to relocate to the other sites a standard severance package will be offered, he said.

6、These sunset industries may need to reconfigure their businesses or alternatively relocate to more cost competitive areas.

7、Thanks to the help of a friend, Mr Siti was able to relocate to London instead, where he has lived ever since.

8、The unprecedented scope of the inquiry, and the need to relocate to London to hear evidence from soldiers and security force witnesses, was also costly.

9、One came in 2001, when Boeing, shifting out of Seattle, chose to relocate to Chicago rather than Dallas because the quality of life was better.

10、Ruralpolitans refer to urbanites who relocate to the countryside. They are looking at land as their new safe investment, one they hope could bring more stable life.

11、Ha Wenjin had to act fast, and find a cheap but large enough space, where her beloved pets could relocate to.

12、Tarun Chopra, a 29 year old senior software consultant at KPMG Consulting's Wa shington DC office, is also worried about the pitfalls of trying to relocate to India.

13、It is believed that Guy Ritchie will leave the family home in London and relocate to his Wiltshire property in south west England as soon as possible.

14、To relocate to Beijing with me, he quit his concertmaster's job, which he loved, and my mother stayed behind in Shenyang to keep working at her job at the science institute to support us.

15、The report found that although some king penguins may be able to relocate to new breeding grounds closer to their retreating food source, suitable new habitats would be scarce.

16、Over the past few years, provincial officials in Inner Mongolia have decided to build power plants and encourage heavy industry to relocate to the region to take advantage of its coal resources.

17、Lamptey's son Diego - named after Maradona - fell ill and the whole family had to relocate to a Buenos Aires hotel while the infant was in intensive care for two-and-a-half months.

18、More than 3 million migrant workers have flooded into Shanghai, and as the city center is torn up for office high-rises, 226,000 people were forced to relocate to suburbia in 2003.