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reflag

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re·flag  (r-flg)
tr.v. re·flagged, re·flag·ging, re·flags
To give a new registered nationality to (a ship or an aircraft).


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Shippers often reflag their vessels to streamline regulatory control and documentation procedures, reduce tax obligations to their native governments, or to facilitate entrance into foreign harbors, a procedure also pursued by Iran.
Effective February 1, the company will reflag Singapore's Negara on Claymore as the Pan Pacific Orchard, its second hotel in the island nation.
The BCT will reflag next September as the 2d Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, bringing all Fort Riley units under the 1st Infantry Division.
 
 
 
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