reshuffle
Britishnoun
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an act of shuffling again
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a reorganization, esp of jobs within a government or cabinet
verb
Example Sentences
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Cotter, who will take over from incoming Wallabies coach Les Kiss at the Queensland Reds next season, has reshuffled his front row with Joshua Fusitu'a ruled out with an elbow injury.
From Barron's
In a statement on Microsoft's website Booty appeared to try and ease concerns the reshuffle could mean a wider shake-up across Xbox, saying "there are no organisational changes underway for our studios".
From BBC
While Kim has remained at the top of North Korean leadership, the party congress's presidium - its executive committee - has been reshuffled since the last meeting in 2021.
From BBC
The Supreme Court issued its ruling after tariffs initially upended the financial outlooks for many companies last year, as businesses reshuffled production and weighed whether to raise prices or eat the higher costs in response.
From MarketWatch
One candidate: companies whose stock prices have tumbled as the artificial-intelligence boom reshuffles winners and losers might be forced to cut costs, including through layoffs.
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