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repa·tri·at·ed
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of repatriated in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
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The numerical value of repatriated in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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We will apply zero-tolerance principles in taking action against those who leave their self-isolation venue without legitimate reasons, foreign nationals will be forcibly repatriated and Korean citizens will be reported to police for due penalties and lose financial support provided for those who have faithfully implemented a 14-day quarantine.
So long as the person who has been asked to be repatriated can afford it, he or she can engage in endless litigation and repeated appeals.
French Health Minister Agnès Buzyn:
In order to avoid any spread on the national territory, all the people who are being repatriated will be monitored by health professionals, and will be held for 14 days.
It's not yet clear that banks will get a share of this, this tax amnesty does not require funds to be repatriated, it's just that it gives an incentive ... and the money may have to go to government bonds.
In Europe and obviously not only in Italy, there have to be some centres in which irregular migrants must wait to be repatriated without being able to escape.
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