realignment in A Sentence

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    In 1995, the United States government began Realignment of military facilities.

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    And the great political Realignment that followed was laid at the foot of Ronald Reagan.

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    Of the existing 61 culverts, 59 will be reconstructed, while a new culvert will be constructed in Realignment portion.

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    Last week, Microsoft had described a Realignment of its sales and marketing arm, which employs about 50,000 people worldwide.

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    The French method which involves Realignment and taping of the foot is often effective but requires a lot of effort by caregivers.

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    The results showed that California's Realignment Act, passed in 2011, had no effect on aggregate violent or property crime rates in 2012, 2013 or 2014.

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    Three years after the passage of the Realignment Act, California crime rates remained at levels comparable to what we would predict if the prison population had remained at 2010 levels.”.

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    But as the ranks of the nones continue to increase, the disconnect between our political institutions and the public they are supposed to represent may prompt some dramatic electoral Realignments.

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    Given this state of affairs, any tectonic shift in a person's outlook, any major Realignment with the truth, is only ever going to occur incrementally and over a long period of time.

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