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Jason Krog, Mathieu Biron and Juraj Kolnik were reassigned by Milbury to the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League.

Modified percentage uncertainties were reassigned by the United States Cross Section Evaluation Working Group's Standards Subcommittee for a wide range of energies, and no covariance (or correlation) matrices were supplied at that time.

After suffering repeated bouts of malaria, the couple were reassigned by S.I.L. to administrative jobs in the city of Brasília, and in 1967 they were replaced with Steve Sheldon and his wife, Linda.

'Court-Martial at Fort Devens' (closes on Sunday) An account of a little-remembered insurrection in the last months of World War II, when black WACs who had enlisted as medical-technician trainees were reassigned by a racist camp commander to serve as hospital orderlies and refused to comply; two of the women faced court-martial for insubordination in what was seen as a fight for racial equality.

He has since been reassigned by the F.A.A.

In 1985, he met Tina Lytle, who had just been reassigned by Piedmont to Newark from South Carolina.

From there, after being reassigned by the Air Force, Colonel Davis found an audience for his accusations.

Other parts are being reassigned by the Federal Communications Commission for use by the police and other public safety agencies.

Palmer, a British military intelligence agent, is reassigned by his superior, Ross (played by Guy Doleman), to work in a unit headed by Dalby Nigel Greenn).

Assigned to VOLP since 1996, the frequency was reassigned by the Palestinian Ministry of Information, which went to court to stop VOLP from continuing to broadcast.

Two aides to Donna Hanover resigned yesterday in Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's escalating divorce battle rather than be reassigned by City Hall to new jobs.