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Outstanding soloists included The Plummeting Dow, The Abrupt Redeployment, The Soaring Deficit, and the New Hampshire Surprise.

The redeployment — the authorities insisted it was not a retreat — raised anew the question of whether the price of fighting in Afghanistan had been too high to bear: almost one-third of the 312 British combat deaths since the war began in late 2001 were in Sangin.

In the larger region, or remote areas, redeployment the nodes is infeasible.

"After this redeployment, the Horizon 2020 financial envelope is still 38% higher" than that of the previous 7-year program, it adds.

The use of surveys can also be an effective way of accessing fine-grained data on a larger scale, such as those on resource redeployment, the mobility of people, and the nature of tensions in the PMI process (Capron 1999; Cording et al. 2008; Bauer and Matzler 2014).

But even with the new Pacific redeployment, the US Navy will be hard-pressed to maintain its former domination of the region.

Broadcasters at one point threatened to use their influence at the state level to block the redeployment in the Bundesrat, the upper house of the German Parliament.

Thus as the Pacific Climate Warriors have returned home, we are already planning for the redeployment of the Pacific Climate Warriors, and the next peaceful battle in the fight to keep the Islands above water.

The JNA further reinforced its position at the Kupres Plateau by ordering the redeployment of the 9th Armoured Battalion of the 9th (Knin) Corps to the area.

The spokesman said the government would meet the cost of the redeployment of the servicemen but refused to say whether Locog would force G4S to recompense the taxpayer.

He agreed to re-examine the redeployment of the gendarmerie on the ground "every time relevant reasons justified such a move".