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reapportion

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reapportion verb allot again, apportion anew, deal out anew, dispense, distribute again, distribute anew, dole out, parcel, portion out, ration, reallocate, reallot, reappoint, rearrange, reassign, reclassify, redisperse, redistribute, redistrict, redivide, remeasure, repartition, split again
Associated concepts: reapportion a legislature
See also: redistribute


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34) The "light at the end of the tunnel" began to shine in 1964 when the Civil Rights Act was passed and the Supreme Court required southern states to reapportion their electoral districts.
Census data are used not only to reapportion seats in the House of Representatives but also to allocate funds for a variety of federal programs.
We're not looking to reapportion any business, but want to look for new business," insisted Israel, allaying fears he will sink Silvercup, the Kaufman Astoria Studios and Chelsea Piers, most of which do not contain electronic facilities but merely "four walls.
 
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