Expatriations

The stock-market plunge of late 2008 and early 2009 may also have played a role in the spike in expatriations. ❋ Martin Vaughan (2010)

That is more people than have cut ties with the U.S. during all of 2007, and more than double the total expatriations in 2008. ❋ Martin Vaughan (2010)

The IRS says some of the swelling of numbers of expatriations toward the end of 2009 occurred because the agency made a push to notify people that had already surrendered their passport, but had not completed the process by submitting the IRS form. ❋ Martin Vaughan (2010)

Adding these minor expatriations -- a sum of 4600 -- to the l0,000 of the first capture of Jerusalem, gives 14,000; and since the final catastrophe was more sweeping than the former we are warranted in trebling that number as ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

Jew-baiting, persecutions, expatriations of Jewish settlers, were of frequent occurrence. ❋ Unknown (1904)

Our time in this life is too short, and the hemispheres of earth too narrow, for the excursions and expatriations of the soul -- the vital flame of life. ❋ Unknown (1898)

These unquestionably entered Europe with the other Sarmatian nations, descending the Borysthenes and ascending the Danube, and are according to all probability the progeny of the expatriations of the times of ❋ Benjamin Disraeli (1842)

According to government records, 502 expats renounced U.S. citizenship or permanent residency in the fourth quarter of 2009 - more than double the number of expatriations in all of 2008. ❋ Unknown (2010)

While a small number of Americans hand in their passports each year for political reasons, the new surge in permanent expatriations is mainly due to taxes. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In the early [1900's], [Paris] was [the home] of many American expatriates. ❋ Gregbo (2003)

[Sean Penn] used to live in America, but he [moved to] France, because he's a [hippie] expatriate. ❋ Whitey The First (2003)

The [American] expatriates [in Paris] are [gay]. ❋ Grab (2003)

Bob: Hey Kenthar, do you want to hear about how I expatriated [this guy] [the other night]? Kenthar: How did you [get in] here? ❋ Kenthar (2003)

Diane developed expatriate myopia in Bakit [Lawang], having arrive there after a 23 hour bus trip, only to find that every room was taken by Australian [Year 12] students on [schoolies]. ❋ Normally Light Fingered (2010)