Ticket sales from the Angkor temples, worth about £19m a year, are split between government coffers in Phnom Penh (some of which is redirected back to the Angkor management authority) and a petrol company called Sokimex.
The staff kitchen became the molecular-biology room, and the four-car garage housed a borrowed million-dollar electron microscope, the cooling system for which was redirected to heat the king-sized swimming pool.
The money came from mandatory contributions by hospitals and nursing homes to the pension fund, which were redirected to another fund after the pension fund grew from investments, said Bruce McIver, president of the League of Voluntary Hospitals, which represents the hospitals in labor negotiations.
The eastbound Circle and District lines both serve the north side of the island platform and the westbound Circle line which was redirected to serve the south side of the island platform.
Several highways were rerouted in 1960, including Highway 7, which was redirected at Fowlers Corners to curve south and meet Highway 28 near Springville; the former route became Highway 7B.
Nevertheless, the loss of periarticular bone in RA has been associated with dysregulation of bone remodeling, which is redirected towards the predominance of resorption activity over formation [ 6].
When oxygenation is restored, rapid re-oxidation of succinate produces electron flux, which downstream complexes are unable to absorb, and which is redirected backwards to complex I, generating excessive amounts of reactive oxygen species [ 36, 37].
Grandfathered work practices allow cabin crew to spend two nights at a destination if the itinerary has been disrupted, which plays havoc when planes are redirected because of bad weather.
Accordingly, all the MN's packets which are received by the HA are redirected via tunnel to the MN's HoA to its visited network (CoA).
