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restructure

verb as in reorganize

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Newsroom restructuring at major broadcast networks has led to the cancellation of shows this year with women of color anchors, including “The ReidOut with Joy Reid” and “Alex Wagner Tonight.”

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As CEO, he has undertaken a significant restructuring of the business—including hiving off its life and retirement business—and overseen a marked increase in profitability.

The company on Thursday also said its board had approved an extra $95 million in restructuring actions, bringing the total estimated charges to as much as $255 million.

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The move is part of Under Armour’s expanded restructuring plan announced Thursday, which adds another $95 million in restructuring and related charges for up to $255 million in total.

We got here because many of the top 1%, who hold $52 trillion in wealth, no longer pay taxes, and we can solve the problem by restructuring the income tax to make sure they do.

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

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