recentered

They've been quote, unquote, "recentered," a nice Orwellian way to put it.

War Power Grab

In 1995, the College Board, the outfit that administers the SAT, "recentered" the scale used to report results.

May 10th, 2003

That choice of 1994 as a reference point is particularly interesting because, in 1995, the College Board “recentered” the SAT reference point, which had been based on the average scores set in 1941.

September « 2009 « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website

That choice of 1994 as a reference point is particularly interesting because, in 1995, the College Board “recentered” the SAT reference point, which had been based on the average scores set in 1941.

The Post-Literate Society « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website

It said it recentered the trading band below the level of the Singapore dollar's nominal effective exchange rate that prevailed before Thursday's announcement.

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But beyond that, Irene left behind a lot less damage than anticipated, and the market's attention recentered on the state of the U.S. economy.

Treasurys Take a Tumble

It recentered the band below the level of the Singapore dollar's nominal effective exchange rate that prevailed before the announcement, a move it said that took into account its policy moves last year.

Singapore Tightens Monetary Policy

It says that the SATs aren't being weakened, only "recentered."

Merchants Of Mediocrity

In a few short sentences, Gordon Greenleaf had recentered this trial from the woo-woo touchy-feely freedom-of-religion aspect, to the inevitability of Shays imminent death.

Change of Heart

I wiped off the counters and recentered a vase of lilies and gerbera daisies on the dining room table while he loaded the dishwasher.

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