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But he is now recalibrating the party's approach to reflects Polanski's leadership style.

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India, which avoids formal alliances and has seen ties with Pakistan - a key US partner - nosedive again, will need to recalibrate.

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Your body can function on less sleep occasionally and over time your natural rhythms will recalibrate.

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A fender bender that would be a simple fix on a traditional vehicle could require an expensive and lengthy repair on an EV to mend the battery and recalibrate the car and its sensors.

We stand at an inflection point for L.A., after the fires, in the grip of climate change, recalibrating our future right down to the roots.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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