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recategorization
noun
The act of recategorizing
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It is precisely this kind of recasting that happened with whales in the 1980s, and Japan was intent on avoiding a similar recategorization with Atlantic bluefin tuna.
Still, Judge Ginsburg's opinion suggested that the appeals court ruling turned less on the recategorization of Mr. Bensayah's alleged ties to Al Qaeda than on skepticism about the basic credibility of the evidence the government presented against him.
Gilbert 1997 proposes a more radical recategorization of arguments which would recognize "emotional arguments" as a fundamental category which demands its own treatment and assessment.
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