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Gays, he said, can experience a "reorienting of their sexuality — it can be done.

"What is really needed is a restructuring and reorienting of that force so it becomes a law enforcement agency that serves a democracy," Mr. Perito said.

The key to lasting dietary change, according to Wilson, is "a hedonic shift" in attitudes toward food — a reorienting of our palates that would render broccoli at least as delicious as cookies.

The third step Sachs suggests seems equally unlikely to come to pass under a Trump Administration, but it is possibly the most intriguing: Sachs advocates the reorienting of the financial system away from short-term speculation and back toward the sorts of activities that help businesses grow.

Japan's annual defense paper, the first since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office in December, also raised concerns that budget cuts in the United States and a range of other distractions would hinder Washington's "pivot to Asia," a strategic reorienting of American interests from Europe and the Middle East toward East Asia.

Thus, in the critical conditions in which targets were presented laterally, reorienting of attention was always from a midline cue.

In response, slum dwellers have organized protests in hopes of reorienting this vision of urban order based on appearances.

By binding to the flagellar motor protein, FliM, CheY phosphate (CheY~P) induces swimming E. coli to tumble, which has the effect of reorienting the direction of swimming.

"Over the last couple of years we have complied with the change in HSE protocol by reorienting parts of the site to move away from the exclusion zone.

We then tested how activity in these facilitation and reorienting regions of interest predicted subsequent long-term memory for individual scenes.

The reorienting effect of light on nematic liquid crystals is well-known.