readjusting in A Sentence

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    We could readjust your position from Mission Control.

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    You're young. Your bones will readjust.

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    Jehovah readjusts sincere individuals according to their specific needs and circumstances.

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    So why not try Readjusting your mindset toward this particular 4-letter word?

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    When change a long boom to a short one, please readjust it,

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    The government, unable to satisfy either, had to readjust the levies further.

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    Readjusting after extended time away is already difficult, and this just makes it harder.

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    Readjusting after extended time away is already difficult, and this just makes it harder.

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    You start with a foundation that's off, so you have to readjust your walls.

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    If required, readjust plates as adhesive foam can easily re-expand even in"non-pressing" form and move plates.

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    If it is less than that, think about changing points up or Readjusting your marketing method.

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    As you finish the walls, you notice the roof is out of square, so you readjust the roof.

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    So whenever someone goes beyond that average mind, moves somewhere else, he has to be brought back and readjusted.

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    Over time, as you create new experiences and memories, your brain will create new circuits and your dreams will readjust.

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    María adds:“ A particular Bible text-‘ let the sun not set with you in a provoked state'- helped me readjust my thinking.

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    Whether we got baptized recently or have been in the truth for many years, we must“ continue… to be readjusted.”​ - 2 Cor.

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    (i)the total number of seats in the Legislative Assembly of each State as readjusted on the basis of the 1971 census; and.

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    Responsible shepherds may be used to correct matters that may need to be readjusted.​ - Psalm 43: 5; Colossians 1: 18; Titus 1: 5.

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    If the above points do not work, you are having problems with the pressure cell that needs to be cleaned, readjusted or repaired.

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    But now, a unique fossil skull might readjust the timeline, with a strange creature turning up on a different continent to its previously-discovered relatives.

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    This can result in unexpected difficulty in Readjusting to the culture and values of the home country, now that the previous familiar has become unfamiliar.

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    This can result in unexpected difficulty in Readjusting to the culture and values of the home country, now that the previously familiar has become unfamiliar.

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    In previous reader stories, we have talked a lot about people leaving, but today we are going to talk about coming home and Readjusting to life off the road.

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    I wasn't keen for the second marriage immediately since I wanted to deal with the idea of being a single mom, readjust my life's goals and learn who I was.

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    There are times that traders see the values drop, and instead of making the wise decision to pull their funds, they play on hopes of the market Readjusting to recoup their money.

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    Proactive people still get knocked around by the currents at times, but they will just keep Readjusting their course to retarget their goals, goals which are ultimately attainable by their own efforts.

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    One woman, Betty, had to readjust her goals as a physical therapist when her husband made a fortune in real estate and, in their 30s, wanted to retire and spend their time traveling.

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    One woman, Betty, had to readjust her goals as a physical therapist when her husband made a fortune in real estate and, in their 30s, wanted to retire and spend their time travelling.

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    The next day they tell me that my account is not supposed to trade more than 50 lots so those trades above 50 lots will be cancelled and the equity will be readjusted.

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    People don't know that on the ice, we have no reference anymore, so when I move from one direction to another, I constantly have to readjust- but if you stop and look around you, it's white.

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