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It is a redirection of a truth that has been building, almost undeniably and irresistibly, since the Bulldogs dared to become the story of this finals series – right from that first Thursday night in Perth.

But what I do want is a redirection of cancer advocacy efforts toward prevention.

The proposed closures are "a redirection of spending," as the Smithsonian focuses on a few key disciplines, says Lawrence Small, a former investment banker who last year took over as secretary of the 150-year-old institution.

It's a redirection of my energies inward.

The data about SuSy and AGPPase suggest that in the resistant genotype under infection there could be a redirection of primary metabolism that leads to a reduction of starch biosynthesis in order to provide a strong supply to the hexoses pool.

In conjunction with the distal experiments discussed above, these data suggest that a mechanism underlying the observed protection from ischemic injury is likely a redirection of blood from an alternate source, perhaps the Anterior Cerebral Artery, via collaterals to MCA, allowing re-establishment of blood flow to the ischemic cortex.

At the end of the chronological 'hunting' age, there was a gradual redirection of metabolic processes toward energy conservation in anticipation of aging.

In incompressible transient flow simulations a large force rise and collapse is caused by a redirection of the bulk flow.

In physiological terms, it was a mere redirection of blood flow.

Our conclusions were mild, embracing a redirection of drugs policy towards harm reduction and a partial decriminalisation of cannabis use.

These changes in the political economy of pastoral production were accompanied by a redirection of government policy away from the control and curtailing of grazing practices, towards an acknowledgement of the environmental and cultural importance of pastoralism which started even before 1989.