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But your trans friends will definitely notice you playing the game and readjust their trust levels with you accordingly," Burns wrote.
Source: https://www.theblaze.com/news/jk-rowling-mock-boycott-show
In Montreal, the city’s transit agency said in January it would readjust some of its schedules because of the “current context,” adding that it could no longer guarantee a wait time of 10 minutes or less between buses on any of its lines during rush hour.
Source: https://globalnews.ca/news/9519242/canada-public-transit-service-reduction/
“I think we need to readjust a little bit and I'm hoping that will happen over the next month.”
Now that students have returned to the classroom, many have struggled to readjust to the reality of deadlines and due dates.
Rather than relying on broader indexes in 2024, investors should focus their research on identifying individual names with upside potential as market expectations readjust lower.
“The Inspector-General of Police, therefore, charged the Strategic Police Managers to readjust strategies and operations towards ensuring a stable post-election security order and refocus policing attention on routine law enforcement duties.
Vettel admitted it “took time” to readjust life away from the track but was finally enjoying time with his family.