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Langenbrunner's first goal -- his fourth of the season -- came on a redirection in the crease of a pass by Jim McKenzie from the left side.

Initially the ban took the form of domain name settings (DNS) redirection, in which users typing in a particular website address are instead redirected to a holding page.

The finding could prompt a redirection in the study of motor degeneration in athletes and military veterans being given diagnoses of A.L.S. at rates considerably higher than normal, said several experts in A.L.S. who had seen early versions of the paper.

This approach requires a redirection in the development and application of current and emerging technologies.

Amidst financial turmoil and a redirection in strategy at the company, Rosenthal has been steadfast in his commitment to keeping Ning free for educators.

Yet, during President Obama's first term, there seemed to be a redirection in the Grand Strategy, not only in his commitment to engage the Muslim World, but to place value in the democratic aspirations of people.

The redirection in emphasis toward selling an add-on high-speed or broadband service will entail a big change in the company's image with consumers, most of whom continue to think of AOL as a company that connects people to the Internet, rather than as a suite of extra content and services.

This is no smooth process or fast-track plan and, indeed, the obstacles and critics to a potential redirection in drug policy are many.

There has been an editorial redirection in the coverage of all sports.

The most significant use of bispecific antibodies, however, is for T cell redirection, in which one combining site is directed toward a cell surface target on a cancer cell and the other combining site binds CD3E on T cells to redirect those cells to the targeted cancer cell (see below).