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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
extradite .
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Examples
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Quite why the Home office felt her crime was unworthy of her being extradited is a matter for conjecture: could it be that as a Communist she enjoys special protection from Labour sympathisers?
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Quite why the Home office felt her crime was unworthy of her being extradited is a matter for conjecture: could it be that as a Communist she enjoys special protection from Labour sympathisers?
Archive 2007-11-18 2007
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"The treaty under which my son was extradited is one-sided, unjust, ignores the principles of due process and is a licence to breach the rights of British citizens" ...
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Leeson, extradited from a German prison on Nov. 22, pleaded guilty to the charges only the day before sentencing.
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With the Iverson debacle concluded and his name extradited from the Nuggets 'locker room,
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With the Iverson debacle concluded and his name extradited from the Nuggets 'locker room,
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I'd doubt that he's gonna do any time, if he even gets extradited, which is also not a sure thing.
Archive 2009-09-01 Steve Perry 2009
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Liam Adams is due to face sex charges in Belfast after being extradited from the Irish Republic.
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The brother of Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is due to face sex charges in Belfast on Thursday after being extradited from the Irish Republic.
WalesOnline - Home WalesOnline 2011
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Unlike the Hogs and the Banksters, the Neocons who illegally murdered, imprisoned and tortured countless civilians across the world should be exported - extradited, that is, to stand trial at an international war crimes tribunal.
Bill Totten's Weblog 2009
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