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Japan and the United States agreed in May to deploy the PAC-3 missile interceptors at American military facilities in Japan as soon as possible, in talks on the realignment of American forces in Japan, Kyodo said.

Either Mr. Strickland or Mr. Kasich will ultimately sign off on the realignment of districts, which will probably determine whether Democrats or Republicans will relinquish the one or two House seats Ohio is expected to lose.

The simplest motion correction method is based on the realignment of attenuation-corrected (AC) (standard) PET images.

The deal is finally almost done for the realignment of the television business.

The war led to the realignment of previous international borders, and a large part of Rupshu's winter pastures was lost to China during this realignment.

Others included funds for the realignment of a viaduct, facilities at the University of Kansas, military programs and genetic research on wheat.

Finally, on October 4, 2004, the Transportation Commission approved the realignment of US-60, US-412, and SH-8 at their junction near Orienta.

School redesign is an ambitious response to the challenge of the Common Core, but nothing less will capitalize fully on this extraordinary opportunity and produce the realignment of resources needed to provide all high school students, including those who are under-prepared, with powerful, personalized learning.

Odin's Island, by Janne Teller, translated by Anne Born (Atlantic, £7.99) Fabular novels always work best when the environmental baggage convinces: this lets the reader become involved in the realignment of the characters on their own terms without the need for irritating authorial signposting.

Soon after, in October 1980, the California Coastal Commission recommended removing the realignment of the freeway from plans entirely, on environmental grounds.

But this is always the dream of struggling campaigns: the breakthrough moment, the surge of unexpected support, the realignment of donors who want to bet on a winner.