relocator
Britishnoun
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“I am going to continue hiding these books in the most obscure places I can find to keep this propaganda out of the hands of young minds,” the mystery book relocator wrote in a note left for Ms. Ammon, the library director, in the facility’s comment box.
From New York Times
Many airlines, including Delta and United, now require international pet travel be booked with an IPATA-certified pet relocator.
From New York Times
An experienced relocator can suggest creative routes or identify loopholes in airline policy.
From New York Times
American Airlines still ships large dogs, but much of their fleet cannot actually handle the larger crates, says Jeni Redmond of petsfly.com, a Phoenix-based pet relocator.
From New York Times
State and federal regulations require pausing construction near burrows of Western Burrowing Owls until a licensed relocator moves the owls, which was done.
From Washington Times
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