These mutual funds would then invest abroad on behalf of domestic residents.

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But if the public debt and contingent liabilities remain majority owned by domestic residents, then China is more likely to experience growth stagnation like Japan instead of an outright debt crisis.

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In 2006, the city had a net loss of 153, 828 residents through domestic out-migration, compared to a decline of 141, 047 in 1993, with every borough except Brooklyn experiencing a higher number of out-migrants in 2006.

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Grants to residents for domestic charging points will be available throughout the UK, but the grants for local authorities and train companies apply to England only, since power over these policies is devolved in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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The year before, Congress passed a law that terminated many tax benefits of foreign trusts established by U.S. residents, treating them more like domestic trusts.

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They also travelled to relatively prosperous communities - Salisbury and Trowbridge - and recorded how "high levels of superficial civility... often hid deeper, covert incivilities" such as domestic violence, racism and prejudice against younger residents.

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The health board has reassured residents the source is not thought to be linked to domestic water supplies.

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Immigrants and domestic in-migrants are important to population growth but equally critical is whether longtime residents in a region choose to have children.

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