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shake up

[sheyk-uhp] / ˈʃeɪkˌʌp /




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Altogether, Baltimore’s shake-up will have dramatic ramifications across the sport.

From The Wall Street Journal

The shake-up of driving laws is aimed at reducing the number of people killed or badly injured on Britain's roads by 65% over the next decade, and by 70% for children under 16.

From BBC

Investors said Nestlé is overdue a shake-up and should also sharpen its governance after two chaotic CEO changes in a year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sir Keir Starmer appointed Jones to the newly-created role of chief secretary, with the job of enforcing policy delivery across government, in September as part of the latest shake-up of his Downing Street operation.

From BBC

The three have been around the L.A. comedy scene for years and felt like it was time for a shake-up.

From Los Angeles Times