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restructure

verb as in reorganize

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The club thanked the 56-year-old for his 'passion, contribution and guidance', external, but his departure comes as part of a wider restructure off the field at Newcastle.

From BBC

"Timber harvesting and transport will allow us to restructure Uswayford, increasing biodiversity by creating open habitats, restoring peatlands and planting of a wider mix of tree species."

From BBC

The cancellation is a harbinger of what could happen under a fundamental restructuring of U.S. media that will take place if the proposed Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros.

From Salon

Last month, fashion chain River Island said it would close 33 stores as part of a restructuring after struggling with high costs and multi-million pound losses.

From BBC

Sussex's inclusion in the government's fast-track Devolution Priority Programme means leaders have until 26 September to submit final plans for how councils will be restructured from April 2028.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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