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Meanings of extradition in English

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Usage of extradition in English
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This is the usual procedure in extradition or state vs. state case.
The new yorker
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It was not immediately clear how long extradition would take, officials said.
Reuters
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He was arrested by New Jersey State Police and is awaiting extradition.
Reuters
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U.S. officials have said courts require sufficient evidence to order Gulen's extradition.
Reuters
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The issue of their possible extradition must be examined by the courts.
The Irish Times
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Mr Pala said he was never aware of a formal extradition request.
Radio NZ
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Belgium would also seek the extradition of two suspects held in France.
Radio NZ
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New Zealand has decided to suspend its extradition treaty with Hong Kong.
Radio NZ
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He has been fighting extradition since British police arrested him in 2005.
Reuters
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Fraud, corruption and computer crime, the largest category, generated 106 extradition requests.
The Irish Times
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Spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said the government was requesting Daini's extradition from Malaysia.
Reuters
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Australia and Canada suspended extradition treaties with Hong Kong earlier this month.
Reuters
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There were other questions on police numbers, extradition powers and Scottish devolution.
BBC
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There is no formal extradition agreement between the United States and Russia.
Reuters
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After all, it has an everyman quality which few extradition cases have.
The Guardian
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He has said he opposes extradition to the United States for trial.
Reuters
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