He apologised for the "error" in redirecting his earlier letter.
It's the first step in redirecting social stigma away from black people "not measuring up" and onto the person doing the measuring.
He tried to find Bony but the hapless Jones slid in and only succeeding in redirecting the ball back to De Bruyne, who beat Mannone.
Under his aegis, the Society has become a major force in redirecting zooz towards the propagation&preservation of wild animals in captivity.
Ms. Brown also emphasizes a royal revolution, as Mr. Beaton succeeded in redirecting the regal family image to a softer, sweeter and more accessible position.
The lack of progress in redirecting food waste from landfills has persisted as something of an anomaly over the last two decades.
In redirecting the water, the Army Corps of Engineers must also ensure an adequate supply of fresh water for South Florida's cities and farms, a critical concern for utility companies, developers, the sugar industry and citrus farmers.
His loquacious, ugly-elegant "letters to the world" (Emily Dickinson's phrase) were in step with the 80's interest in collage and in redirecting the avant-garde strategies of Post-Minimalism into painting.
Realism must acknowledge the many difficulties that North Korea's leaders face in redirecting their security, economy and society to join a world that operates on a very different basis than theirs.
Tena, which estimates that more than half of women with the condition use feminine care products instead, is as interested in redirecting those consumers to the category as in luring them from competing brands.
He was an effective leader in investing the moral, intellectual, and financial resources of the Fund and played an essential role in redirecting the Fund's sense of purpose in the early 1990s.
