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Definitions for redirecting
redi·rect·ing
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of redirecting in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of redirecting in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of redirecting in a Sentence
Spiritual teachers appear when we are in need, appear when we are ready, reminding us of who we are, reminding us of what we know, pointing to our essence, pointing us towards each other, redirecting us to God, leading us to oneness, Spiritual Teachers remind us there is only one reality, Presence
Every successive failure leads us one step closer to success. Thank God for our failures, those painful walls we hit that define the seemingly invisible boundaries of our lives, ever redirecting us, like guiding lights, down the winning paths to all our victories.
Thank you. I enforce Mario to continue to do his work, when he is sleeping, get up do your work. When he watching Netflix, get up do your work. Try to get to school on time. Get off the phone. Get off FaceTime. Yeah. Just keep redirecting.
The Committee will also consider legislation today aimed at redirecting taxpayer dollars allocated for homeland security research and development towards the Biden administration’s climate goals, unfortunately, with the litany of security crises facing the homeland from relentless cyber threats, a wide open southwest border, and resurgent terrorist groups, I do not believe that critical DHS research and development efforts should be redirected for this purpose.
Targeting the insurance side of things is the best shot at halting Russian crude flows instead of just redirecting them.
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