rebased

Manipulation of data - much of the past (older) data has been 'rebased', to make it cooler, while more recent data has been warmed - to make the warming trend over the last century appear steeper.

Army Rumour Service

Manipulation of data - much of the past (older) data has been 'rebased', to make it cooler, while more recent data has been warmed - to make the warming trend over the last century appear steeper.

Army Rumour Service

But, of course, none of this is true, and instead it was in Pakistan—nominally an ally of the United States—that al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders rebased themselves following their expulsion from Afghanistan in the winter of 2001.

The Longest War

But, of course, none of this is true, and instead it was in Pakistan—nominally an ally of the United States—that al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders rebased themselves following their expulsion from Afghanistan in the winter of 2001.

The Longest War

But, of course, none of this is true, and instead it was in Pakistan—nominally an ally of the United States—that al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders rebased themselves following their expulsion from Afghanistan in the winter of 2001.

The Longest War

But, of course, none of this is true, and instead it was in Pakistan—nominally an ally of the United States—that al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders rebased themselves following their expulsion from Afghanistan in the winter of 2001.

The Longest War

Xstrata also increased its interim dividend to $0.13 a share from $0.05 a share, citing a progressive dividend policy that has been rebased at pre-financial crisis levels.

Higher Prices Boost Xstrata

Driven by a 25% increase in free cash flow to £744m against our £670m estimate, the group has rebased its dividend upwards to 17.5p.

Compass climbs on dividend hike, as FTSE edges higher ahead of GDP

Because al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is basically made up of a-- you know, it's a Saudi group that happens to because of the enormous pressure that they're under in Saudi Arabia has rebased itself largely in Yemen.

CNN Transcript Jan 4, 2010

PETER BERGEN, CNN TERRORISM ANALYST: Well, I think it's very embedded with al Qaeda central, because al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is basically made up of -- you know, it's a Saudi group that happens to -- because of the enormous pressure that they're under in Saudi Arabia, has rebased itself largely in Yemen.

CNN Transcript Jan 4, 2010