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MALVEAUX: Reassignments, that's an interesting way of putting it.
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Reassignments will generate continuous conflict if bonuses vary from product family to product family because of varying competitive conditions in the marketplace.
Lean Thinking James P. Womack 2003
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Reassignments, to help confront Merseia, had depleted the sector fleet.
The Rebel Worlds Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1972
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Reassignments part of district's drastic reform efforts
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"Reassignments can be a boon for military personnel, but they can wreak havoc on families," said the bill's sponsor, state Sen. Ed Harbison, a Columbus Democrat.
Navy Times - News 2009
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Reassignments at the jail reduced the number of deputies on the road, but the county has access to added manpower because of the agreement with Sidney, Kimpel said.
Chronicle-Telegram 2009
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"Reassignments can be a boon for military personnel, but they can wreak havoc on families," said the bill's sponsor, state Sen. Ed Harbison, a Columbus Democrat.
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Reassignments were made and the chief said new policies were put in place to prevent this from happening again.
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"Reassignments can be a boon for military personnel, but they can wreak havoc on families," said the bill's sponsor, state Sen. Ed Harbison, a Columbus Democrat.
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Not My Bug! and Other Reasons for Software Bug Report Reassignments
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