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repatriation
noun as in restoration
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While the Salvadoran government has not released public communications about the repatriation of children from the U.S.,
A UK forensic pathologist told the inquest this could not be determined and criticised the treatment of her body which involved her organs inexplicably being dissected prior to repatriation.
Later, he worked with University of California President Michael V. Drake on a Native American remains repatriation program.
"The cost of repatriation, funeral arrangements, and travel is more than we can manage alone, and we are asking for support during this incredibly difficult time."
Beijing said the repatriation was conducted in accordance with Chinese, Thai and international law.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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