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expatriate

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expatriate verb abandon nationality, banish, cast out, change national allegiance, deport, drive from one's native land, eject, exclude, exile, expel, leave one's country, renounce citizenship, renounce rights of citizenship, send away, transport, withdraw from one's native land
Associated concepts: aliens, citizenship, deportation
See also: alien, banish, deport, dislodge, displace, eliminate, exclude, expel, pariah, relegate, remove, seclude


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And the local workforce in Bahrain barely outnumber their expatriate counterparts at 51pc, says the report.
Byline: Dana El Baltaji Summary: The UAE is working toward reducing its dependence on expatriate workers, and shifting the workload onto Emiratis.
However, Oman and Saudi Arabia are the only countries in the GCC that have a significantly higher local workforce compared to expatriate workers at 70 per cent and 73 per cent respectively, the report said.
 
 
 
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