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Read Keynes from Essays in Persuasion: Ultimately, and probably soon, there must be a readjustment of the balance of exports and imports.

There has to be a readjustment of resources that is being diverted to police and policing as opposed to community health services, and there certainly has to be control over the police by the communities that they are supposed to protect and serve.

What improved the overall dramatic flow of the opera in Chicago was a readjustment of the tempos.

The last step is a readjustment of the centre to a, the energy difference (d − a) again being dissipated as heat.

"There has to be a readjustment in attitude," he said.

What is happening now in the Middle East, Mr. Khanfar said on Friday, is a readjustment between the voices of governments and the voices of their people, with the people being heard more loudly.

"It's been a readjustment," she said, dryly.

And then there's a readjustment phase.

They were blips, aberrations; a readjustment of expectations was in order, something more in line with the returns in London, where Australia bagged eight gold medals and finished eighth overall in the medal table.

If, on the other hand, the pressure fluctuates too rapidly for the reaction to follow, the ratio of monomers to dimers will remain constant at the equilibrium value for the ambient temperature and pressure; but at intermediate frequencies a relaxation effect may be observed, and a readjustment of the chemical equilibrium will lag behind the pressure variation within the gas.

As Obama and others see it, the rebalance toward Asia is a necessary readjustment of U.S. policy away from the Middle East.