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3. (C/NF) Additionally, Holbrooke underscored that it was crucial for Pakistan to focus troops on its western border region; after the Mumbai terrorist attack the GOP had shifted 7,000 troops east to the border with India and had not yet redeployed them to tackle the more serious cross-border activity on the border with Afghanistan.

Companies claim they do not fire employees but redeploy them to do more important work.

Many involve moving middle- and back-office workers to cheaper locations, redeploying them to understaffed businesses like mortgage servicing or finding ways for computers to replace personnel.

It would also have permitted the Pentagon either to send some troops home or to redeploy them to more volatile Sunni Muslim areas in the center of Iraq.

The Bush Administration had made a terrible mistake in starving the American military effort in Afghanistan so that it could wage war in Iraq; one reason Obama wanted to pull troops out of Iraq was to redeploy them to Afghanistan, where the Taliban is on the rise again.

A more independent national intelligence chief, they argue, would control the budgets and day-to-day operations of the Pentagon's intelligence agencies, and could do a better job of redeploying them to address more pressing concerns like terrorism and the proliferation of nuclear weapons instead of the military and its preoccupation with enemy armies.

A spokesman said it was continuing to work with the remaining staff to retrain or redeploy them to other positions in BAE Systems or to find jobs with external companies.

Acting Ch Con Sawyer said: "We took officers out of the geography and communities they knew and redeployed them mindful that we have to reduce by 700 police officers.

While Wellesley was preoccupied with re-taking the gun line, Pohlmann rallied his infantry and redeployed them into a semicircle with their backs to the Juah; their right flank across the river and their left in Assaye.

We just redeployed them in adults," he says.

The incoming police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, said yesterday that he would continue to scale back the number of officers at strategic posts established after the Sept. 11 terror attack and redeploy them to areas where crime has increased recently.