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Someone will be "reassigned" for this.
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The Army general who commanded Fort Campbell, Ky., when a gay private was murdered last year is being reassigned for the second time, this time to a post in Texas.
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Students in the 20 designated schools will be reassigned for the start of the next school year, which begins in Fall 2013.
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But she was later reassigned for further training on how to apprehend and handcuff suspects.
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Instead, after he blew the whistle on Sharpstown High, he was reassigned, for four months, to sit in a windowless room with no work to do.
If Mr. Oestreich thinks they were "quietly reassigned for no obvious reason," then perhaps he should read them and see if he can find out why.
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The Government filed a petition for a writ of mandamus in the Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, praying that the judgment of acquittal be vacated and the case reassigned for trial.
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