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Crews are working to widen and realign Liberty Road from Todds to Gerardi roads.
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Caltrans intends to realign Ortega Highway so it flows directly into Del Obispo.
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I don't think so it's important to know to marry someone which realign you are.
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It is instead a much broader attempt to realign facts to comport with ideology.
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It works to realign the spine and joints, reducing pain and improving mobility.
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In 318 BC, Polyperchon decided to realign Athenian politics in his own interests.
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The project will increase lanes in each direction and realign southbound lanes.
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Doctors worked to make his face more symmetrical and broke his jaw to realign it.
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Just prior to leaving office, Vincent had plans to realign the National League.
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- Align anew or better; "The surgeon realigned my jaw after the accident"
- (Realignment (sports)) In North American sports, realignment occurs in sports when a league decides to change which teams are in which divisions, usually by creating new divisions. A main reason for having more divisions is that having more division champions can lead to better playoff matchups. ...
- To bring back into alignment; To align again
- (REALIGNMENT) The movement of an employee and his/her position when: an organization change occurs, the employee stays in the same agency, and there is no change in the employee's position, grade or pay.
- (Realignment) Administrative process of adjusting Operating Budget amounts among different Region organizations.
- (realignment) The coordinated revaluation and devaluation of the currencies of several countries.
- When an attacker moves back into an onside position (behind the ball) after passing or making a touch.
- Readjust into proper coordination
- To return subluxated vertebrae to a more near normal position.
