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Verb(1) align anew or better

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(1) One simple control strategy would be to urgently realign the body position in the next stride using negative feedback.(2) What the Budget did was to realign the Labour Party back to its roots, as a party of redistribution.(3) they worked to relieve his shoulder pain and realign the joint(4) It is time to recognize the historical wind shifts and realign our forces or be buffeted by them.(5) The Bosnian war provided an opportunity for these layers of ex-radicals to realign their politics with those of imperialism.(6) Once that had happened, the pieces would realign themselves in patterns favorable to U.S. interests.(7) he wished to realign himself with Bagehot's more pessimistic position(8) It would throw off the neocon power base and realign all manner of forces.(9) The alternative is an osteotomy, in which a thin wedge of bone is removed to realign the joint; this often relieves the pain dramatically.(10) Other treatments include bracing or taping of the affected joint to realign them and reduce pain when they are moved.(11) Chiropractic adjustments aim to realign your vertebrae, restore range of motion and free up your nerve pathways.(12) In their view, the Liberals should be moving far more aggressively to realign socioeconomic policy in accordance with capital's requirements.(13) Hopefully we'll realign ourselves with the natural world.(14) Anyone interested in the delicate fusion of platonic romance, life-writing and letter-writing which fed into the early novel will also find going on here some of the realignments of sensibility that created a market for that genre.(15) Such a transformation realigns governments, legislatures, and armed forces to multinational collective security and collective defense.(16) By lowering the axe on social spending and slashing the taxes on corporations and the rich, the Liberals are realigning social policy to unabashedly serve the private, egoistic needs of big business.