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Andrew Niccol's Good Kill stars Ethan Hawke as Thomas Egan, a former air force ace who is redeployed as a drone pilot.

Murtha's statement had condemned the Bush Administration's conduct of the war as "a flawed policy wrapped in illusion," argued that the occupation was impeding progress in Iraq and putting the future of the American military at risk, and called for American troops to be redeployed as "a quick reaction force in the region".

No, he can't be redeployed as a left-wing-back or double down as an emergency sweeper.

A novel aspect of the present model is the use of congestion avoidance algorithms from telecommunications engineering redeployed as a model for evaluating patient diversion policies.

It gives visibility into containers, and enables a team to create, start, terminate or redeploy as needed.

Councillor Tahir Ali said: "We are doing all we can to support staff with the aim of redeploying as many as possible within the city council or supporting them into mainstream employment".

Initially the new trains will still have drivers, though in the longer-term they may be redeployed as "train captains", performing a similar role to attendants on DLR trains.

French mail carriers are being redeployed as caretakers for the elderly in an innovative response to both the country's aging population and a decline in letters being sent by post.

Bryan Redpath began the campaign in the job before being redeployed as head coach, while John Mitchell also had a short spell in charge.

Well, some have been "redeployed" as part of the effort to protect the Olympics but there are a good few left.

An American official said that some military forces had been withdrawn from Homs, though residents insist they were redeployed as police forces.