After a big realignment last month by Coca-Cola marketing executives of the company's roster of creative agencies, both Berlin Cameron and Wieden & Kennedy had lost those brands, but continued to handle other Coca-Cola lines.
It's a coincidence of interests, but we shouldn't blow it up into a big realignment.
It's a coincidence of interests, but I don't think we should blow it up into a big realignment.
Yet even though the prime minister will not change, the election represents the biggest realignment of Canadian politics since 1993.After falling short of a majority in 2006 and 2008, the Conservatives are now comfortably in control, with 167 of the House of Commons' 308 seats.
A10 Bush Announces Troop Shift President Bush said the Pentagon would withdraw 60,000 to 70,000 troops from Europe and Asia during the next decade in the biggest realignment of the United States military since the end of the cold war.
The plan, scheduled for completion by 2014, would also see about 8,000 marines sent to Guam, a US territory in the Pacific about 3,700 miles south-west of Hawaii, in one of the biggest realignments of US troops for decades.
Both potentially speak to a bigger story: a realignment of British politics may be taking place and it could well work in Labour's favour.
California's big "realignment" from state prisons to local jails is resulting in an overall lowering of the rate of incarceration.
Sometimes this is a temporary decision, a realignment of sorts, like a more literal Dry January.
Blaming the lack of co-operation, defence ministry officials made it clear last week that the funds for Nago thought to be a big chunk of the ¥5.1 billion of "realignment subsidies" in this coming year's budget will now be diverted to other uses.
