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Mr. Kirchner has also redirected some of his criticisms away from Mr. Menem and toward Mr. López Murphy, dismissing both as "Thatcherites" and puppets of the banks and multinational corporations that he holds responsible for the economic crisis.

Many firms, Shire in particular, have also redirected their attention from looking to treat ailments that have millions of sufferers such as a pill to lower cholesterol levels to seeking new drugs for rare, severe conditions.

A tennis ball sits on the strings of a racket for approximately.005 seconds, but in that instant Federer not only took most of the pace off Cilic's serve, he also redirected it at such an acute angle that it seemed to run almost parallel to the net, landing perhaps two feet beyond it, close to the singles' line.

Under elevated environmental temperatures, blood flow is also redirected to the skin facilitating evaporative cooling, augmenting circulatory strain and further impairing exercise performance [41].

The protesters also redirected their complaints to a wide range of issues, from corruption and poor public services to the cost of staging international football tournaments.

Martin also redirected us to a forum that is collecting information on safety risks and missing-persons information related to the shooting.

Other Democrats say Team Obama must also redirect the spotlight onto his Republican rival.

(The D.C.C.C. also redirects plenty of candidates to their own consultants, as The Intercept pointed out).

He favors Venetian blinds because they provide solar control and can also redirect sunlight to the ceiling.

The city will also redirect to a treatment plant about 120 million of the roughly 370 million gallons of sewer overflow dumped in the canal every year.

Tampa could also redirect up to $100 million from an existing tax and another $100 million could be raised through the sale of visas to foreigners.