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The hope is that most of the troops will be redeployed from existing UN operations in Africa.

When bubbles burst, resources must to be redeployed from the collapsed sectors to those with growth potential.

Unesco officials have been offered incentives to resign so those remaining can be "redeployed" from programs that are being canceled or phased out.

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In Washington, the State Department spokesman, James Foley, defended the American response to the crisis, saying critics should take into account that many of the American assets sent to Mozambique had to be redeployed from Europe or even farther -- "a major undertaking".

The Security Council also said it might be possible for more UN peacekeepers to be redeployed from Liberia if necessary.

Especially if you've just been redeployed from Bank Of Scotland and thought you'd escaped the guillotine.

The US aircraft carrier was redeployed from a planned visit to Australia and is sailing north from Singapore towards the Korean peninsula, as speculation mounts that Pyongyang is planning more missile launches to coincide with national anniversaries this month.

The government's onslaught is expected to come from beyond the south-west district of Salahaddine in Hamadaniyah where 20,000 troops and "a lot" of tanks have been redeployed from Damascus and the Golan Heights, Martin reports.

Six days later, a British battle group of 850 troops made up of the armoured infantry from the 1st Battalion, The Black Watch, an armoured reconnaissance squadron from the Queen's Dragoon Guards, elements of 40 Commando Royal Marines and supporting specialists including Royal Engineers and Royal Military Police were redeployed from Basra.

Last week 3,500 combat troops were redeployed from South Korea to Iraq, suggesting that strains elsewhere have been having an effect.Yet the bulk of the draw-down on the peninsula will come from cutting support services that can just as easily be provided from elsewhere.