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reallocate

verb as in reapportion

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"Federal judges have no license to reallocate political power between the two major political parties," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in his ruling at the time.

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But there is a risk that NHS managers will be distracted by the reorganisation above improving performance for patients, while reallocating savings to frontline services may not be simple.

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Companies are now scrutinizing employee productivity more intensively while reallocating capital toward AI development.

“Once you reach the point where the subsidiary starts transferring money up to the parent and it gets reallocated, then it’s going to be out of their control,” Bridgeland said.

The change would reallocate the Forest Service’s firefighting budget to the new agency and fundamentally reorient its mission to one of extraction and recreation.

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