Libertarianism means redirecting money back to the taxpayers.
And right in the heart of the country, protest groups are raising their voices as they realise that rejigging a country's energy industry means redirecting the transmission lines through their picturesque backyard.
That means redirecting resources from the national level into local.
In the coming weeks and months, Bossa Studios will find out if that bet, which meant redirecting all of the startup's resources into by far its largest undertaking, has likely paid off.
Over the last 20 years, that has meant redirecting some 2 million acre-feet of water a year from human to environmental purposes, causing nearly continuous shortages for our farmers, weakening our water system and, sadly, producing no measurable benefits for the fisheries.
If he truly means to redirect public services down to communities, he cannot avoid re-empowering elected local government, however distasteful he and his colleagues may find it.
Anonymous members often publicise their activities on Twitter, but the microblog's limit of 140 characters means they redirect users to much longer "pastes" elsewhere to share details of hijacked emails, passwords and other information.
The Doctor, Margaret, Rose and Jack regroup and find that the extrapolator was a trap meant to redirect the energy from the TARDIS into the Rift, rupturing it.
Feeling horrible and wanting relief, I was searching my mind for all the self-help guru suggestions while repeating a few positive affirmations meant to "redirect my energies" (you know the drill) when suddenly the simplest thought squeezed between the chem.
That means that redirecting a portion of those revenues — say $2 billion over ten years — from existing areas open to oil and gas production is actually going to be scored by CBO as deficit enhancing, rather than deficit neutral as the president has been portraying this.
