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The idea was that mental resources which would have been used for interaction and communication could be redeployed to develop expertise in some arbitrary task.

On a visit to RAF Waddington last year, the defence secretary, Philip Hammond, was asked whether Reapers could be redeployed against al-Qaida supporters in Yemen.

Border Force staff could be redeployed to deal with a passport backlog of 30,000 applications, raising security fears, it has been reported.

About 400 people are employed in the joint venture, 100 of those in head office positions that could be redeployed to either Sainsbury's or Dansk.

It is possible that some troops in Afghanistan could be redeployed to the Persian Gulf if a major assault on Iraq were ordered.

Gupta told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he believed 2,000 of Port Talbot's workers employed at the blast furnace could be redeployed within the business.

One reason for the shutdown was that nobody wanted to risk another spill while the rogue well was gushing 50,000 barrels of oil a day; assuming the well stays plugged, thousands of workers and boats could now be redeployed to deal with another spill.

That firepower could perhaps be redeployed to land a stake in DirecTV.

Plantinga used this as part of an argument for requiring parents' alternative beliefs, such as creationism, to be included in science classes, rather than as an argument for allowing a student to opt out of evolution, but his idea could easily be redeployed in favor of allowing opt-out policies.

However, if things should change, then the expertise of permanent members of the group could and would be redeployed without too much difficulty to other issues of interest to the JRC, such as virology, microbiology, allergens, or to any other area that requires expertise in genomics, proteomics, or bioinformatics.

In other words, Tomfoolery's talent and ideas could just as easily be redeployed into that group.