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shuffle

verb as in move along lazily

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“They often shuffled patients throughout programs for seemingly no reason other than to prolong benefits payments,” Aetna says in the lawsuit.

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A geographic shuffle could easily move two existing banks to booming Miami and Phoenix, each of which has a metropolitan population over five million.

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Some said they spent most of their days in their cells, while guards shuffle them in and out for head counts every couple of hours.

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In the note, first reported by The Times, the couple said they were "sorry not to have mentioned it, but when you receive this email we will have shuffled off this mortal coil".

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Eventually, the U.S. team shuffled into an interview room.

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