returnee

In fact, the cost to companies of such returnees is much higher.

By 1945, the family is among the first returnees to Europe.

But on the first day of the new government, they had only one returnee to protect.

Of the 50 to 100 competitors who play each year, many are returnees.

However, in 2003, the number of returnees began to increase sharply.

But the returnees are learning that home is a complicated place, too.

Parker, 35, is not on the list of likely returnees.

The returnees could have a significant swing on the vote.

In fact, he said, about 40 percent of the site's current subscribers are returnees.

This is the cause of the new abilities in each returnee.

Even now, very few people know that the two of us were among the returnees."

The unit has taken note of some 500 returnees since Tuesday.

In interviews, returnees gave two main reasons for their choice of where to live.

The post-1950 returnees were joined by some who had never before left the villages.

At the same time, we do not target forced returnees specifically.

Since many people had been there the previous year, they were familiar with the ability of other returnees.

Most were returnees, many times over, to a cherished hotel.

It further adds that the returnees stopped to consider what their next course should be.

"It was very traumatic, because there were no other returnees around me," she said.

For many returnees, family considerations were paramount in making the decision to move back.

The increase in self-esteem was apparent among many of the returnees.

More than 2,000 returnees from the death camps were killed in Poland.

His program cannot accommodate more than 12 to 15 returnees a month, so that will probably be the maximum for now.

In fact, none of the returnees will see action.

The rebels seem to see returnees as a plus for the revolution.