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removal

noun as in the act of moving

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Non-citizens in the US without a visa or similar documentation have always been subject to removal, said Triciah Claxton, supervising attorney with Safe Passage, an immigration rights group focused on minors.

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Besides the funding for debris removal, St. Louis is awaiting funds for crisis-counseling services from FEMA, said Julian Nicks, who is leading the city’s recovery efforts.

A total of 122 out of 130 lawmakers voted for Boluarte's removal early on Friday, following votes resoundingly in favour of four motions of impeachment.

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Previous removals have involved smaller numbers of people.

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“I think the gradual and careful approach remains appropriate and I see scope for further removal of policy restraint,” he said at a conference.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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