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He went on to found a nonprofit that “redeployed” veterans to their communities to work on service projects, and he spoke at Harvard about how as a country “we need to connect with people and tell them that they are needed” to serve.

The good news is this challenge can be met head-on by redeploying our existing formidable public health and medical arsenal.

He’s stuck making sandwiches somewhere in Montana and he’s dead broke, desperate to be redeployed.

I mean, it was only a year later that he whipped back to Moscow and then was redeployed to Japan.

After the team’s abysmal first half, Berhalter kept him in the match but altered the formation, returning to three forwards instead of two and redeploying a four-man back line instead of three.

On April 15, Breedlove is scheduled to present a U.S. plan to redeploy assets in Europe as a response to the Ukraine crisis.

That point is sometime in the late forties or early fifties, making it harder to redeploy labor from struggling sectors.

The longer U.S. combat brigades stay in Iraq, the longer it will take to redeploy them to Afghanistan.