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A state judge ordered Florida to redraw its congressional districts Thursday after he found them to be gerrymandered.

Or China, which is busily trying to redraw the Pacific map around every rock outcropping?

I used anatomical [parts], the correct ones, rather than redraw them exactly; it stultifies the process I go through.

So he has set about to redraw the boundaries of post World War II Europe, something that we all thought were settled.

In some cases, the protests have helped force Israel to redraw the route of the barrier.

I do believe Seton drew his pictures with those simple, expressive outlines so that young folks could redraw them.

She told Miss Wardell about it the day she had to stay after school to redraw her map.

Yet out of these contingencies will emerge the strong hands that will redraw the trade map of the world.

They watched him carelessly draw and redraw his handkerchief through his fingers; he was unmoved, and entirely at ease.

Will you redraw the line then, Dr. Shaw, and initial it, indicating the more accurate angle?

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

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