How to pronounce“redeploy”in English

redeployment uh I mean you know pick people off a bus on El Camino and and and ask them what singlepayer healthcare

and redeploy them into other really important services for people, which, you know, sort of lifts the tide of everyone in those cities.

to redeploy?

being redeployed.

And and redeploy the best code.

And you have to redeploy the money into finding something else.

And then to redeploy the forces and the resources to do the most good.

that could be redeploying some of our land and our precious resources to feed those who are so hungry and so in need.

It's very easily redeployable.

last remaining aircraft carrier from that region and redeploying it to the Middle East does does leave a gap and

certain or a um a goal of of beginning the redeployment now and being finished in a year but couldn't get past the

constructing certain metaphors and um uh deploying and redeploying um certain

And so the organic reinvestment is so much safer than trying to redeploy your capital into some wholly new product in some wholly new geography.

number of of ships of platforms of people in the Middle East and redeployment and and have a stronger

time are now being Advanced to see what is the viability of redeploying the assets that we have into new Roots which could give us a better return for

Repeat ad infinitum, until the Herc comes and gets you for redeployment.

And some AI agents, like Robocat , are beginning to learn to revise and redeploy

In this GEICO ad, women are literally encouraged to switch their insurance policy, so they can famously save and redeploy said savings

them alone and that's great news for a soldier because there's so much that's not in your power when are you coming home when are you going to redeploy will

but if they're still in the National Guard or Reserve, is a good chance they'll redeploy.