One aide continuously readjusted the ropes that separated the seating areas for press, public and the candidate's entourage; others signed up new arrivals to mailing lists; a third lot directed them to the least crowded areas of the meeting hall.
South Africa's GDP grew by an annualised 1.4% in the third quarter, and readjusted data showed that the contraction in the first three months of the year was worse than had been thought.
"This result, if nothing else, suggests the landscape has been readjusted to something based on truth and beauty.
Wage rises have lagged behind productivity gains and inflation since 2000, driving down unit labour costs relative to those of Germany's competitors (see chart 3).Though bosses readjusted the settings in their favour, they did not smash the machine.
The WFP has already readjusted its policies to reflect this change in thinking.
An offending loaf was tossed over her shoulder among the potted plants; a misflipped potato pancake was scraped off the range and back into the pan; her false teeth were firmly readjusted in front of the camera.
In the previous quarter growth had been nil, having been readjusted downward twice, from an initial estimate of 1.2% in November and a revised one of 0.3% in December.
This did the trick, but caused a massive instantaneous fall in the average as it readjusted after the delay.This was not the only problem.
But by and large they readjusted constitutional doctrine bit by bit.
A week later, in his comments to senators, Mr Greenspan adopted a more relaxed tone, and financial markets readjusted their expectations to a quarter-point rise on June 30th.
In Africa's postindependence period, similar themes persisted but were readjusted to conform to worlds in which new societies were being forged.
