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But Salz found that the 100 highly-paid bankers in SCM have been redeployed around the organisation, instead of being fired.

Certainly in India no one complained that the elections, spaced over six weeks in April and May to allow security forces to be redeployed around the country, were fraudulent.

As well as desks and office equipment, more than 5,000 electrical circuits were disconnected and more than 4,000 pieces of broadcasting equipment, worth around £4m, have been redeployed around the BBC.

In five weeks of voting – phased to allow more than 8 million security personnel and officials to be redeployed around the country – 15,000 litres of indelible ink has been used to mark the fingers of 551 million people who have voted.

The government's black-clad security police, a special paramilitary force dedicated to preserving order, began to redeploy around Cairo on Monday, and some protesters said they feared new violence.

The defenders used a network of cellars, canals, ditches and trenches to redeploy around the sectors as needed.

The detectives, who are currently assigned to F.B.I. headquarters in Lower Manhattan, would be redeployed to police units around the city to focus on broader crime issues.

Meanwhile Mr Assad's government has redeployed troops in and around Damascus, erected more checkpoints and warned in a state newspaper of "certain death" to the rebels if they dare to enter.In this section Lurching ahead Nothing like chicken feed Will the guilt be shared?

Forces around Tobruk were redeployed east of the besieged city, to block any attempt at relief and to prevent the garrison from breaking out to meet the British advance.

Almost a third, 190, would be through voluntary redundancy, with some 130 posts left unfilled while around 70 staff would be redeployed.

Operation Impact, for example, redeployed 800 police officers into 61 crime pockets around the city.