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shake up

[sheyk-uhp] / ˈʃeɪkˌʌp /




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The leadership shake-up follows Target adding two members to its board last month.

From The Wall Street Journal

Allan arrived as part of a shake-up to the Downing Street operation as the prime minister tried to improve communications across his administration.

From BBC

The 2023 leadership shake-up in China’s Rocket Force, followed by the removal of other high-level leaders, sowed confusion and instability in the overall space program.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such a radical shake-up points to French eyes on the future, with the returning Dupont the only member of Thursday's matchday squad possessing more than 50 caps.

From BBC

The leader of the second-largest party in South Africa's ruling coalition, the Democratic Alliance, announced Wednesday he would not seek re-election, in a major shake-up ahead of local polls.

From Barron's