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shake up
verb as in upset, unsettle
noun as in reorganization
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A shake-up is clearly on the agenda of new Paramount owner Skydance Media.
Last week Qualifications Wales paused the most controversial part of the original shake-up plans, which was to scrap separate science GCSEs in biology, chemistry and physics from September 2026.
The North Wales Safeguarding Board is one of five such boards covering Wales, established by a shake-up in social services and welfare laws back in 2014.
As the dust settles, the H-1B shake-up looks less like a tax on foreign workers and more like a stress test for US companies - and the economy.
The reorganization of the data annotators team comes on the back of a leadership shake-up at the team that saw nine employees reportedly exit the firm last week.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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