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shake up

[sheyk-uhp] / ˈʃeɪkˌʌp /




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Energy bills will fall in April following a shake-up in costs by the government, with details of the extent of the drop to be announced shortly.

From BBC

The theft embarrassed the French establishment and intensified calls for a shake-up in oversight at the museum.

From The Wall Street Journal

AI agents that can operate computers, log in to accounts, and act autonomously on behalf of a company or individual could cause a huge shake-up in various industries, Citrini writes.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the executive shake-up has sparked online debate and speculation about Sharma's lack of gaming background, with some calling it "the end of Xbox".

From BBC

The shake-up, which ultimately is meant to end reliance on Pakistan, is complicating care in the short term and could delay treatment, he warned.

From Barron's