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Cut off from the Baltic, Poland reoriented its trade toward the Black Sea.

As the Internet expanded, Digital Realty reoriented its business to focus on renting space in data centers and Internet hubs.

"With inflationary challenges still present, the Bank of England has reoriented its focus toward growth challenges as concerns build over the threat of a global economic slowdown.

After contacting its target erythrocyte, the merozoite reorients its apical end onto the erythrocyte surface in a process that deforms the erythrocyte.

The company has endured more than a bit of executive suite turmoil as it reorients its portfolio and image.

Despite certain reforms undertaken in Pakistan to reorient its health system, the health-related millennium goals lagged behind many neighbouring and regional countries.

Since I.B.M.'s Watson won "Jeopardy," the company has committed more than a billion dollars to develop it, and is reorienting its business around "cognitive systems".

As an initial matter, it would take years for Beijing to reorient its economy from exporting to consumption.

And the Four A's was able to reorient its direction at least once before.

Earlier this year, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb announced that the FDA would reevaluate and reorient its tobacco policies.

"No theater is perfect, but the Huntington is interested in trying to reorient its identity through its own community".