"Iraq was a threat in the region, and because the threat will be gone, we also will be able to rearrange our forces".
I shuddered at the findings and attendant World Cancer Research Fund quotes, hazily remembered stopping drinking for a while after last year's Million Women Study, which showed that even a small glass could help rearrange your breast cells, then calculated that I have quite a few social occasions coming up and that denial may well be the only way forward.
Eventually, Rubik began to develop sequences of moves that would allow him to rearrange a few pieces of the puzzle at a time.
Why should I have to rearrange my life – and change careers, essentially – because you wet your pants every time a woman talks?
Senegal failed abysmally to find the right formula for getting the best out of their array of fine forwards but their new coaches, Joseph Koto and Karim Séga Diouf, are plotting to rearrange their midfield to do just that.
And in those 20 seconds, as the furniture takes shape and we dissolve into wakefulness, we rearrange ourselves into the people we're meant to have become.
Employers have an obligation to rearrange benefits if employees stand to lose out from changes to paid parental leave, a leading employer group has said, even if Joe Hockey described such arrangements as a "scam".
But there will always be countries that find the technology attractive enough to make them willing to rearrange energy markets in its favour.
The civil servants handling Koshigaya's mail have learnt how to break tasks into manageable chunks, track their pace by the quarter-hour and rearrange sorting trays more efficiently.
In some respects, recording a cover album as an elder statesman of popular music can be a highly conservative (and self-indulgent) exercise: a chance to rearrange the canon and to wallow in favourites from a distant past.
IF ONLY Asia's problems were as easy to rearrange as the White House visitors book.
