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Meanings of fight extradition in English

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Usage of fight extradition in English
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The 26-year-old French national born in Belgium had intended to fight extradition to France.
Radio NZ
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Assange indicated in court that he would fight extradition to Sweden, according to reports.
Wired
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Martin-Artajo's lawyer recently said he would fight extradition from Spain.
Reuters
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He has decided to fight extradition to France, which could take up to three months.
Radio NZ
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Dotcom's lawyers say the company simply offered online storage and that he will fight extradition.
Reuters
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He will fight extradition to France but has been co-operating with police, his lawyer says.
Radio NZ
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He'll fight extradition and the Quatrones will support him.
The Net
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Mr Magnotta is in custody in Berlin and has said he won't fight extradition to Canada.
The Irish Times
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Assange is expected to fight extradition to Sweden.
Wired
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His lawyers have said he will fight extradition.
Reuters
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Johnson had chosen not to fight extradition.
Reuters
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Magnotta did not fight extradition to Canada.
Reuters
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I could turn myself in, hire a good lawyer, and fight extradition until the Sheriff gets back.
Talk of the town
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The defendants were charged in January, and agreed last month to appear in Manhattan rather than fight extradition.
Reuters
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He said he would fight extradition.
Reuters
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No decision has been made yet about whether they will fight extradition from New Zealand to the United States, Rothken said.
Reuters
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