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With respect to a person released after serving his sentence, the local people's government shall assist him in resettling down.

Haber observes that resettling in Berlin seems to be unsettling relations between Einstein and his wife.

O'Brien had stood up. He had taken off his spectacles and was in the act of resettling them on his nose with his characteristic gesture.

Despite a flurry of denials and refutations, the Obama administration gave up on on the idea of resettling them in the US.

The local government has been resettling the affected villagers and tourists and shut down the scenic area.

Usually it is a destruction and then a resettling or recreation of a physical world.

If drought happened in resettling stage, tobacco plants result in premature flowering.

He hopes that land can be conserved by resettling villagers into fewer and more densely populated towns.

The most suitable relative water of soil for the resettling stage, stage and mature stage is 65%, 80%, 80%, 65%, respectively.

Now a lot of folks will be resettling near the waterfront in order to catch the abundance of fish in the oceans and rivers.

Many factors such as transmission and distribution losses, and uncounted people in need of resettling were ignored.

And organizations to improve coordination, to study and solve the problems of resettling the residents.

On the Establishment and Perfection of Procedural Legal System of Resettling Persons Accomplished Reform- through- labour

help with resettling refugees coming from around the world;