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Israel would also gradually redeploy from some 440 villages, which would come under Palestinian rule.

The Dutch, with 1,770 solders in Afghanistan, have yet to decide whether they will pull out in 2010 or redeploy from the country's perilous south.

The violence occurred as security forces appeared to redeploy from other towns to join the latest front in the harsh crackdown on a three-month-old popular uprising against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

He did not cite any resources beyond the $40 million or so that he will be able to redeploy from expired contracts to sign free agents and retain arbitration-eligible players like Daniel Murphy, Dillon Gee and Eric Young Jr.

Under the American proposal, Israel would redeploy from 13percentt of the West Bank, in three phases during 12 weeks, with specific Palestinian acts at each stage to promote the fight against terrorism.

CAIRO — Syrian military forces were reported to have killed 38 people in the northern province of Idlib on Saturday and Sunday, demonstrators and rights activists said, as security forces appeared to redeploy from other towns to join the latest front in the harsh crackdown on a three-month-old popular uprising against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

The hope is that most of the troops will be redeployed from existing UN operations in Africa.

The Iraqi army spokesman said that troops have redeployed from towns and cities in Anbar for "tactical reasons".

Especially if you've just been redeployed from Bank Of Scotland and thought you'd escaped the guillotine.

When bubbles burst, resources must to be redeployed from the collapsed sectors to those with growth potential.

An estimated 2,000 Iranian-backed Iraqi Shiite militias have redeployed from Syria to areas around Mosul and Hawija.