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Bishop Iker's 10 Reasons to "Realign" have been published.
PRELUDIUM 2008
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The Federal Reserve, and ultimately our elected officials, have a choice: Realign bonuses so that bankers become bankers again, or let the United States become the world's haven for greed gone wild.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: Millions of Jobless, Billions for Bankers: The Fed Must Act Now 2010
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(Soundbite of song, "Gran Torino") Mr. CULLUM: (Singing) Realign all the stars, above my head, the warning signs travel far.
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-- Realign incentives to reward high quality, efficient health care; include value-based purchasing, value index, innovation center for Medicare and Medicaid, and other delivery system reforms
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Here's the list: -- Effectively bend the cost curve -- Realign incentives to reward high quality, efficient health ...
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Here's the list: -- Effectively bend the cost curve -- Realign incentives to reward high quality, efficient health ...
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Then, I read an article -- Good Designers Redesign, Great Designers Realign by Cameron Moll -- which resonated very strongly with me, because I feel a tension between the fact that the site (and rich interaction) is holding up under volume, and the fact that the volume itself means that the things that should be on the surface aren't present enough.
Archive 2005-10-01 2005
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Realign is and means to re-adjust alliances or working arrangements between or within countries or political parties.
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Realign is and means to re-adjust alliances or working arrangements between or within countries or political parties.
STOP the Destruction of Lives and Homes in the Holy Land 2006
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They went on to play most of the songs from The Other Side as well as Realign, Serenity and an amazing version of Voodoo.
Archive 2004-12-01 RobB 2004
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