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A helpful way to picture them is to imagine manipulating a Rubik's cube in several dimensions at once by rotating, slicing, or rearranging its layers.

“The readers of Grant’s have seen for themselves how a stack of non-investment grade mortgage slices can be rearranged to form a collateralized debt obligation,” one piece began.

Heyler also noted that the museum rearranged its calendar to make room for Ono’s show in order to “quickly bring its timely themes to L.A.”

The children opened up Roz’s body, rearranged some of her internal parts, and put her back together again.

As she rearranges books in the town's brightly lit library, Jacqueline Garrahan says she feels betrayed by a president she believed would embody change.