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After taking a tail-kicking at the hands of an AFC bully, the Lions must regroup and refocus before a primetime game (Monday Night Football against the ) ahead of their bye week.
Again, it’s Perry’s tiny toying with pace that perks up your ears, the conductor calling for a ritardando as a way to refocus the musicians who aren’t watching him.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/30/arts/television/matthew-perry-the-west-wing-the-good-wife.html
But a collective refocus will be needed to get the team back on track.
Source: https://nesn.com/2023/11/why-red-wings-reported-patrick-kane-signing-least-of-bruins-concerns/
Founder Chris Watson said he made the very difficult decision to shut the Tamworth doors on Mayworth after 24 successful years, so he could refocus his efforts on his young family.
He added that the day provides government with an opportunity to review interventions, reflect, refocus and strategize for the coming years.
Source: https://www.africanews.it/english/uganda-youth-day-to-focus-on-post-covid-recovery/
He recently acknowledged that his firm’s short bet against the S&P 500 has cost him roughly $9 billion over roughly six years and told investors he would refocus on activism.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/21/business/carl-icahn-nathan-anderson-short-selling.html
His remarks come amid major organizational changes in his ministry, including the largest budget cuts in a decade, that refocus resources away from inter-Korean cooperation and dialogue and toward human rights issues.
However, he sought to use his visit to the North East Chamber of Commerce to refocus attention on his plans for the economy.
Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67307463?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
In one of the most misguided attempts to refocus a franchise star, Pelicans’ brass sends Zion on a fornication vacation with the thought that this is just a phase, and his personal life will work itself out once he becomes a father (if he’s not already).
Source: https://deadspin.com/nba-predictions-james-dolan-ja-morant-lebron-james-1850943221
“It is hard for the kids to refocus.
Source: https://www.americanpress.com/2023/01/21/fading-cowboys-get-rematch-with-nicholls/
"So coming into this setting is almost perfect for the experiences that we have, working with the culture here to refocus, reinvigorate not only the staff but the players to get to that next level.
The end of that relationship spurs Benedict to refocus on his art, causing him to eventually get accepted to the Royal Academy of Art.
Source: https://www.cbr.com/bridgerton-season-2-doesnt-overshadow-benedicts-purpose-it-redefines-it/
“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.
The Lions struggled to stop Tenbury’s big ball carriers all afternoon and were relieved to hear the half time whistle which allowed Claverdon to regroup and refocus.
These developments compelled NRx to refocus on NRX-101 in March 2022, but the market didn’t seem to care, viewing it as a failed Covid-19 concern.
Third, and most importantly, it would allow Albanese and Labor to refocus and sharpen their agenda, a program that on paper and around the ridges is beginning to look much greater than the sum of its parts.
Source: https://thenewdaily.com.au/opinion/2023/10/11/albanese-voice-deflect-attention/
This year as we observe International Day of Families on May 15 as a society we need to refocus on the role of families and family policies in achieving more inclusive societies from regional perspectives.
“With this development, we can now refocus our plans and priorities and train our sights with renewed vigor, carefully guided by the stinging lessons of the pandemic.