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Along with the redeployment of human assets came a reallocation of sophisticated hardware.

Over the course of the last year, Mr. O'Neal has had to cope with the redeployment of much of his work force after Sept. 11; an embarrassing and expensive investigation by the New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer; and the worst bear market since the early 1970's.

With the redeployment of Hanneken's battalion, the 700 troops of 1st Battalion, 7th Marines under Lieutenant Colonel Chesty Puller were left alone to hold the entire 2500 yards line on the southern face of the Lunga perimeter east of the Lunga River.

Such a shift requires greater flexibility in some procedures, particularly with respect to the redeployment and the hiring of qualified human resources.

Nor did she have much time for arguments about the fugitives, some of whom (like the Palestinian Authority's West Bank intelligence chief, Tawfik Tirawi), had until recently been discussing security issues with their Israeli counterparts.Faced with this, Mr Sharon ordered the redeployment at a meeting of his inner cabinet on September 29th.

The private meeting came as leading Republican hawks are clamouring for a ramped-up confrontation with the Islamic State (Isis) militant group, with some openly discussing the redeployment of ground troops in Iraq.

A Western diplomat with military expertise said the redeployment signaled a change in the character of Syria's military presence, even if its full scale was not yet apparent.

Some complain that the time-scale is unrealistic, and that even with the proposed redeployment of resources there is simply not enough suitable manpower in many poor countries to provide the necessary services.

The redeployment would undermine relations with America's allies, he argued, and send the wrong signal to its enemies.Campaign fisticuffs aside, the Pentagon's review of America's global military commitments has been going on virtually since the administration took office.

Mr. Alvarez estimated that with overtime for thousands of police officers and the redeployment of thousands of county workers to the polling places, Miami-Dade County probably spent up to $4 million on this election.

David Hanson, Labour's shadow immigration spokesman, said he planned to raise the redeployment of anti-fraud staff this week with the home secretary.