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as·sign·ment [əˈsaɪnmənt] N

re·align·ment [ˌri:əˈlaɪnmənt] N

1. realignment (new alignment):

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poravnava f
realignment
uskladitev f
realignment TECH
naravnava f
realignment TECH
uravnava f

con·sign·ment [kənˈsaɪnmənt] N

align·ment [əˈlaɪnmənt] N

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Tribes and sub-tribes, as listed here below, are increasingly becoming monophyletic, as circumscriptions are resolved, but this has resulted in reassignment of taxa.
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This score contains several small cuts, transpositions, additions, reassignment of vocal lines, and a reduced orchestration.
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He was also reportedly not responding to requests for reassignment of copyright.
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When virilization is complete and unambiguous, reassignment may be declined or deferred.
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We conclude, reluctantly, that this is one of those rare cases in which reassignment is necessary, the judges wrote.
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Money published a number of papers reporting the reassignment as successful.
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He was transferred after seven months there; church records offered no explanation for his reassignment.
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The reassignment affected almost 600 of the nations 694 radio stations.
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I believe this is an offense that calls for termination or, at the very least, reassignment of responsibilities.
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Fried had not been able to initiate a new transfer for more than a year prior to his reassignment.
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