realignment

• “Faced with a sharp drop in its endowment and a $15 million deficit the society which operates the Bronx Zoo announced what it called a realignment intended to make it "meaner, leaner and greener.”

  Trey Ellis: Brotherhood of Lions Offers Concessions to Zookeepers

• “This recession/depression/perpetual funk is what I call a realignment recession.”

  The Minority Report -

• “Afghanistan emerged as a country of sorts only in the mid-18th century, and a case can be made that with the slow-motion dissolution of the former Soviet empire in Central Asia, and the gradual weakening of the Pakistani state, a historic realignment is now taking place that could see Afghanistan disappear on the political map: in the future, for example, the Hindu Kush could form a border between Pashtunistan and a Greater Tajikistan.”

  Man Versus Afghanistan

• “This realignment is predicated on a change in political demography and geography.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Donk Depression

• “Currency realignment is the last chapter of the credit crunch and the process has started right now.”

  Forbes: Western Governments' Addiction To Credit And The Rise Of China

• “Sununu's abysmal numbers suggest that 2006 was not a fluke, but potentially a long-term realignment in the state.”

  Two New Polls Show Sununu Extremely Vulnerable In New Hampshire

• “Cause when we get the music, and its at the top of the charts, it could well mean a political realignment is underway.”

  Is That Legal?: January 2007 Archives

• “The recent trend toward realignment is unique, he argues, in that it has arisen more as a result of deliberate strategy than through organic historical contingency.”

  Cover to Cover

• “That realignment is by now complete — the GOP could hardly dominate the region more thoroughly.”

  Purple Mountains

• “But clearly, these four are headed toward a long-term realignment of power.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Football Rivalries Cross Over

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