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The startup initially began life in consumer-to-consumer sales — its mobile app made selling unwanted items easy — but it has repositioned itself as a listings site now that Southeast Asia's e-commerce market has been mainstream for a few years old and people have accumulated enough items that some are unwanted/unused or ripe for resale.

More recently, after finding no market for the chip, it has repositioned itself as a provider of security software.

SingPost is formerly the 150 year-old state postal service for Singapore, but more recently it has repositioned itself as a profit-generating entity whose logistics and delivery operations extend across South East Asia.

On Monday, the Navy said it had repositioned its ships and aircraft off Japan "as a precautionary measure".

And that's why I've repositioned missile defense systems to guard against any miscalculation on their part".

But that characterisation is no longer as accurate because  behind a cheery façade party leader Nigel Farage has repositioned it as a far more potent political force.

Citrix, for its part, currently has a market cap of about $14 billion and has been seeing a surge of interest under new CEO David Henshall, who has repositioned it from focusing mainly on virtual private networking services to a more hybrid cloud model, following a wider trend in the world of enterprise IT.

The 100km long road from Chikwawa to Nsanje has a desolate look and it feels as if Lake Malawi has repositioned itself right here.

Fatah has repositioned its own approach to peace with Israel, it is time that the US does the same.

In preparation for its expansion push, Lyft has made a series of key executive hires and has repositioned its overall brand strategy.

Even Wal-Mart, which you'd think didn't need to do anything to hit the new frugality button right on the head, has repositioned its marketing.