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Despite the presence of opposition forces and the redeployment of government troops outside Juba, Gawar has no plans to leave the camp.
To justify the switch to Saddam and the redeployment of troops to Iraq, W. and his circle stopped mentioning Osama's name and downplayed his importance.
Mr. Alvarez estimated that with overtime for thousands of police officers and the redeployment of thousands of county workers to the polling places, Miami-Dade County probably spent up to $4 million on this election.
18 OBITUARIES 27 NEW YORK/REGION 29-35 oferhArchdiocesediocese May Lead to Church Closings The Archdiocese of New York has embarked on the most sweeping reorganization in its 153-year history, which is likely to lead to the closing of churches, a reduction in Masses and the redeployment of priests.
London Underground's (LU) plan does mean more lone working on quieter stations and the redeployment of staff to busier ones.
The sharing of similar activities and partners and the redeployment of activities and partners across BMs are important dimensions of the complexity of an integrated BM portfolio.
It is having to conduct operations in Afghanistan and plan the redeployment of forces and material from Helmand while getting its troops out of Germany and relocating thousands of them and their families back to the UK.
The Fourth Panzer Army's offensive forced Stavka to recalculate its intentions for Operation Saturn, and on 13 December Stalin and Stavka authorized the redeployment of the 2nd Guards Army from the Don Front to the Stalingrad Front, where it would be ready to be used against German forces on 15 December.
The original rationale made by ourselves and others for the redeployment of fibrates as anti-AML agents, was based on their activity as ligands for the nuclear receptor PPARα.
The NHS said "military level" contingency planning had been carried out to protect patient safety during the 48-hour strike, including the cancellation of nearly 13,000 operations and more than 100,000 appointments, the redeployment of nurses and more senior doctors into emergency care, and the cancellation of holiday and study leave.
That and the absence of Brett Kearney meant the redeployment of the hooker Heath L'Estrange in a role to which he is a stranger.
