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He said the local acequia association plans to rechannel its irrigation ditch so that it no longer crosses under the highway and back again near a pond.
Even window-dressing attempts to merge or relaunch quangos have not gone according to plan, especially the bid to rechannel Government patronage of the arts from the supposedly elitist Scottish Arts Council to something called 'Creative Scotland'.
Coal companies, utilities, economists and environmentalists are vying to shape legislation that could rechannel hundreds of billions of dollars from one part of the economy to others.
 
 
 
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