"You&aposve got to shake up the talent, shake up the environment," she said.
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In countries with rotten financial systems, "a shake-up of banking is a shake-up of society".
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If we can&apost shake up a conference, how can we hope to shake up the workplace?
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After the shake-up on the supply side, so the argument ran, it was time to shake up the demand side.
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BOARD SHAKE-UP CBA announced a board shake-up on Monday but the move failed to appease investors, with the stock touching 10-month lows before closing down 1.42 percent.
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A terror attack doesn't shake up Londoners but could shake up the UK election; Qatar faces a sudden blockade; Trump's big new idea for America is privatizing air traffic control.
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BIGGEST SHAKE-UP The takeover, which values Formula One at more than $8 billion according to media reports, would represent the biggest shake-up in the cash-rich sport for decades.
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An impending shake-up in retailIn a follow-up interview with Business Insider, Northart predicted there could be a shake-up in retail with more deals like Le Tote&aposs Lord & Taylor acquisition.
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The spread of digital twins could shake up supply chains.
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It seems needlessly risky to shake up monetary policy too.
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That would shake up the relationship between employers and employees.
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Kerry Washington is about to shake up your makeup game.
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They are separately looking to shake up the Xerox board.
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Shake up your food routine with these delicious, nutritious superstars!
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However, the app could help shake up the first date.
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Well, the Kerry campaign … there was a big shake-up.
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The deal is likely to shake up the media landscape.
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But Moon could shake up the status quo in Seoul.
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Overseas owners also shake up supply chains, says Mr Collinson.
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The need to shake up the system is widely accepted.
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It is the prince's second attempt to shake up planning.
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Even such a conservative dove might shake up the Fed.
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The topic of Brexit will continue to shake up sentiment.
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CNBC highlights who could shake up the system in 10.753.
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MI) to try to shake up the way Vivendi (VIV.
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Just shake up some lime juice, grapefruit juice, and tequila.
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Tonight's installment has the potential to shake up those dynamics.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A senior management shake-up at Renault (RENA.
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On Tinder, Swipe Night is meant to shake up expectations.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A senior management shake-up at Renault (RENA.
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A successful entry by LVMH, however, could shake up everything.
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If it's successful, it could shake up the testing industry.
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Late entries to the race could shake up the contest.
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That has pushed the company to shake up its leadership.
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How will this change in direction shake up your plans?
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Virtual reality is expected to shake up the consumer technology sector.
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The bank has declined to comment on the possible shake-up.
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A shake-up of the public administration has only just begun.
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The firm hopes to shake up the system in other ways.
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But the scale of his recent shake-up has been unusual.
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How can I shake up my routine without ruining my life?
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But this season, the league appears bound for a shake-up.
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On Thursday afternoon, Trump expressed regret over the cabinet shake-up.
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In France, though, the shake-up may well create an uproar.
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Another shake-up at General Electric had shares flying on Monday.
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This is really going to shake up the afternoon coffee game.
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None involved the dramatic, revealing shake-up of his campaign team.
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The shift in strategy probably also requires a personnel shake-up.
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At last night's Academy Awards, Aniston didn't shake up her routine.
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Other efforts to shake up the menu have also fallen flat.
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The lineup shake-up has shown some promising, if minor, results.
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President Trump is reportedly weighing a shake-up in his administration.
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It is sure to shake up the debate over the bill.
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This isn't the first management shake-up at J.Crew this year.
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He had found yet another way to shake up European football.
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TV dancing competitions need a serious shake up for the better.
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Washington (CNN)He campaigned and won vowing to shake up Washington.
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Trump has moved in recent weeks to shake up his Cabinet.
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"Obviously he wanted to shake up his image," Mr. Saulnier said.
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To shake up stodgy old Washington and actually get things done.
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The New York Times was first to report the shake-up.
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Join the fight to shake up Congress and take back California!
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Either team winning the league would shake up the established order.
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The shake-up had its supporters and detractors from the start.
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Boy, does that group need a shake-up, don't you think?
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The episode also threatened to shake up Ukraine's fragile internal politics.
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A shake-up of Democratic leadership could be on the way.
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That could disappoint Wall Street analysts and shake up the market.
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After the Whole Foods board shake-up, talks with Amazon accelerated.
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Investors did not seem to mind the shake-up too much.
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And that is a problem no campaign shake-up can fix.
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On the Runway The Great Show Shake-Up has reached couture.
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His plans to shake up the civil service are well known.
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Melania Trump proved she could successfully shake up West Wing staffing.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) is looking to shake up the race.
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"Those who voted for Trump may have wanted to shake up the system, but there's a lot of other people that want to shake up unfairness," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers.
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Trump on Friday fired Bannon in the latest White House shake-up.
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The only way to do that is to shake up the system.
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Big Four auditing is in for a big shake-up, very soon.
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Litchfield Penitentiary is about to get a real and bloody shake-up!
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Abe is considering a wholesale shake-up of his cabinet on Aug.
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A second gain would directly follow a shake-up in the Senate.
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There's nothing like a dose of asymmetry to shake up an outfit.
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Team Trump is in the middle of yet another staff shake-up.
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In a number of ways, Ally appears ripe for a shake-up.
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That would be a fun way to shake up my morning routine!
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The combination of the two companies may shake up competitors as well.
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Designer Danielle Trofe wants to shake up the way we approach manufacturing.
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Another strategy, Dr. Dweck explains, is to shake up your eating routine.
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And now, another activist investor could shake up the company once again.
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Independent research coverage is gaining popularity amid the regulatory-driven shake-up.
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If there's anyone who can shake up a show, it's Rachel Bloom.
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Smaller consultants, however, remained eager for a shake-up of the sector.
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With an executive level shake-up in February, this process has started.
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Shoppers, however, have saved millions as a result of the shake-up.
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In April, HKEX finalised a major shake up of its listing regime.
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Rauner recently sought to shake up his staff, and it ended predictably.
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Mwangi insists he wants to shake up the system from the inside.
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The new year will continue to shake up how people consume content.
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It will also "shake up" the non-performing loans market, he said.
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It advocated for a more radical shake-up of the telecoms group.
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Self has three inventive recipes to shake up your desk lunch doldrums.
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Shares of Tesla sank as much as 2% following the shake-up.
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A major shake up in the White House communication staff happened Friday.
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The development could shake up the pricing of oil in the region.
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The announcement comes amid a shake-up in the company's executive ranks.
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Apple will reportedly shake up the iPhone's design yet again in 2020.
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A cabinet shake-up could provide an opportunity to redistribute government posts.
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There have been past efforts to shake-up the cable box market.
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Viacom's lead independent director filed suit in Delaware, challenging the shake-up.
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"That's what we're trying to shake up, not just quarter to quarter."
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"There will be a shake-up one way or another," Burden said.
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Bottom line: The shake-up certainly won't cripple AT&T's D.C. operations.
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America's grocery scene is in the midst of a major shake-up.
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But this apparent shake-up is much more sudden and far-reaching.
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Enders is part of a high-level shake-up of Airbus executives.
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Certainly outsiders can shake up a sclerotic bureaucracy and bring fresh perspective.
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Salvini called the elections a mandate for a shake-up in Brussels.
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Explanations for this shake-up often begin and end with Ms. Merkel.
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Impromptu dance parties are a great way to shake up the energy.
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And this might not be the end of the shake-up, either.
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It is part of broader shake-up of the company's senior management.
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No staff shake-up would have prevented any of this from happening.
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Political noise can briefly shake up investment flows, especially in overvalued markets.
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"But I don't see a shake-up coming anytime soon," said Stivers.
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There has also been shake-up on the retailer's e-commerce team.
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But France's political shake-up is wider even than the mainstream establishment.
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Scores of reports emerged that a West Wing shake-up was imminent.
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In April, HKEX finalized a major shake up of its listing regime.
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In April, HKEX finalised a major shake-up of its listing regime.
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The key is to shake up the old business model, Greenfield said.
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Now, he wants to do more than just shake up the establishment.
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Douthat: So where do you see this shake-up happening most, Dan?
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The Huffington Post first wrote about the pending shake-up at Politico.
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Thiel welcomed the election of an outsider who could shake up Washington.
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But the added puzzle elements should help shake up the formula over time.
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Leadership elections will also shake up the members on important commerce committees. Rep.
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Even Khloé Kardashian admitted it was time to shake up her romantic prospects.
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Starbucks' arrival in Italy could shake up the local cafe industry, analysts said.
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Is it about him coming in to shake up things in the church?
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A shake-up may be exactly what the White House Briefing Room needs.
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As the show winds down, investors should brace for a big shake-up.
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Enter Trump's team, which has vowed to shake up the stalemated status quo.
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A shake-up in social care had quickly been dubbed the "dementia tax".
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Trump, meanwhile, got much better marks when asked who would shake up Washington.
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The shake-up comes as the bank searches for a new permanent governor.
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Jean Anne Booth, CEO of UnaliWear, is also out to shake up wearables.
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Current status: Released but disappointing We thought they'd shake up the audiophile world.
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The startup aims to completely shake up the retail chain pizza delivery model.
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A recent shake-up in the tax system might even make matters worse.
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It's not yet clear whether OneSpace will shake up the small satellite market.
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Armstrong also wants to see a shake-up of the board of directors.
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To some, the shake-up is a sign of the crown prince's vision.
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There was also a shake-up in the fixed-income division's management ranks.
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But a newly indentified dino cousin may shake up the prehistoric family tree.
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But it would take a tectonic disruption to shake up this losing calculus.
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Somebody's got to go shake up something and that sells me toward Bernie.
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Saturday's results might not shake up the delegate count in the Democratic race.
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The program's shake up was triggered after it was sold to another network.
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Maker Studios is undergoing yet another shake-up at its new Disney home.
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Your schedule gets a shake-up as the moon connects with wildcard Uranus.
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Unfortunately, a staff shake-up won't solve the problem in the White House.
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Deare's ousting is the latest shake up on the president's national security team.
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Monsef was replaced by Gould in a wider Cabinet shake-up in January.
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Mr Ubben is trying to shake up Rolls-Royce, a British aerospace firm.
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Turbulence in the U.S. political space is expected to shake up sentiment Tuesday.
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But Mr. Balwani's departure is the biggest shake-up yet at the company.
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Scaramucci's comments come amid a communications staff shake up at the White House.
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Despite daily rumors, we think Amazon will not shake up pharmacy benefits managers.
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His death would be a shake-up within the group's most senior ranks.
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"There is no White House shake-up coming," Lewandowski said on Fox & Friends.
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That may be the lesson of his campaign "shake up" earlier this week.
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Watch: How Amazon could shake up the retail sector with its grocery stores
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But how much he will shake up the bank remains to be seen.
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Pandora Media skidded after the streaming music company announced a management shake-up.
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There are trades and signings that shake up rotations and disrupt depth charts.
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Also like the Oscars, the presentation will shake up aspects of the broadcast.
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Now, the Russian gun maker Kalashnikov Kontsern is undergoing a corporate shake-up.
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The ideological shake-up took the form of paper promises, not successful legislation.
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They shake up teams, excite fans and make or break front offices' reputations.
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It also includes a shake-up of several divisions that is already underway.
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But others see such a shake-up as an inevitable part of commercialization.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's pharma shake-up has won a healthy endorsement.
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Rivals say the Uber and Lyft failures are cause for a shake-up.
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Lewandowski's departure marks the biggest internal shake-up so far inside Team Trump.
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At the same time, the C.A.S.A.C. also is going through a shake-up.
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Here's what you need to know: • A shake-up at the White House.
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The changes at Pandora came after another prominent shake-up in digital music.
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The Kommersant business daily on Thursday called Putin's shake-up "the January revolution".
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But the very existence of new government insurance could shake up the system.
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The call from parliament comes a month after a major government shake-up.
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Shake up Father's Day celebrations this year with vacation packages designed for dad.
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But this political shake-up hardly represents a fundamental change in Russia's governance.
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So we see these powerful players trying to shake up the health ecosystem.
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But this shake-up in makeup goes beyond issues of taste and tenure.
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Sanders's plan would be a major shake-up of the current drug system.
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Monsees was the company's chief product officer until the recent management shake-up.
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Most recently, it has called for Nestle SA to shake up its business.
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Later, he said the United States "should shake up the relationship" with China.
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It would shake up the race, but perhaps not in a good way.
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The only thing that can really shake up this calculus is new information.
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But CVS's recent moves may shake up an already changing pharmacy benefits landscape.
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The bank's token is unlikely to shake up the financial system anytime soon.
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Go deeper: Saudi Arabia's oil minister is out in a major shake-up
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The bottom line: The relentless attacks on Buttigieg could shake up the race.
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A staff shake-up can't fix this because it fundamentally can't be fixed.
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The shake-up is taking place as Mr. Dorsey, 39, attempts to reshape Twitter.
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The French government, the automaker's biggest shareholder, called for a shake-up in management.
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In November, the country elected a new president who promised to shake up Washington.
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According to both men, the decision to shake up Ford's management team came quickly.
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We're here to discuss a global shake-up of the way big pharma operates.
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However, most operatives are skeptical that either night will significantly shake up the race.
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An emotionally charged situation gets a shake-up today—it's time to let go!
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"This is probably the largest party-government shake-up in many years," he said.
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Headlines Boris Johnson to order boardroom shake-up at UK's HS2 rail project on.ft.
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Big Pharma thus has reason to cheer the shake-up; local drugmakers less so.
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People want a change in politics, they want a shake-up of old politics.
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Elizabeth Warren says she isn't planning to shake up her approach before Tuesday's primary.
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It represents the biggest shake-up of welfare since the Beveridge report of 1942.
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Biden's campaign announced a shake-up in leadership just hours before the debate begins.
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But once they got there, the shake-up suddenly became less of a priority.
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MIGHT Donald Trump's promise to shake up America's trade policy extend to its statistics?
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If passed, the legislation would dramatically shake up the OOC's process for handling complaints.
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It would be needlessly risky for the bank to shake up monetary policy beforehand.
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Those deals still bring back far too much money to shake up the model.
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That also explains why Mr Macron's ambitions to shake up Europe's institutions are floundering.
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But MakeSpace is not the only storage startup looking to shake up the space.
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And I have heard repeated talk of a coming shake-up at the division.
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Shake up the summer with July's new flavor…OREO® Birthday Cake is here!
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A deal this big would shake up a sector long cowed by past mistakes.
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So what's ultimately at stake in a CEO shake-up is the company's reputation.
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The towering mechs of the Titanfall universe shake up any battle once they're summoned.
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The goal was to radically shake up the comics industry, which it certainly achieved.
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Now a group of scientists wants to dramatically shake-up the dino family tree.
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The only effective staff shake-up would be one aimed at the very top.
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We need to shake up Congress & give the millennial generation a chance to lead.
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Shareholders such as Aberdeen Asset Management Plc are pushing for a board shake-up.
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Once again, the White House found itself rushing to deny an impending shake-up.
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HP has also gone through a leadership shake-up over the last few months.
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Money has been pouring into tech that is aiming to shake up real estate.
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Both firms are known as activist investors that often try to shake up management.
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Washington is still rocking from last week's big shake-up at the White House.
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United Arab Emirates aviation giant Etihad has announced a shake-up of its organization.
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Data protection in the European Union is about to undergo a big shake-up.
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The ongoing shake-up is also hitting China's burgeoning movie and entertainment industry hard.
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Starboard has threatened to shake up the board if Yahoo's stock continued to suffer.
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The big question: Will the Trump administration's tariffs shake up business' abilities to hire?
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In selecting Cain, Trump seeks to shake up the Fed (The Wall Street Journal).
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There was a shake-up in the digital division of Vice Media on Tuesday.
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In the fall, Express saw its third executive shake-up in the past year.
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But the athletes who do are not likely to shake up the medal table.
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Acapulco's downward spiral is associated with a shake-up of the Beltrán Leyva cartel.
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Our Washington correspondent looked at what the shake-up means for the Russia investigation.
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Messenger planet Mercury connects with wild Uranus, inspiring you to shake up your routine.
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The infighting unfolded amid signs of a brewing shake-up in the West Wing.
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The case has also prompted a shake-up within M.S.U., Dr. Nassar's former employer.
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Analysts are now speculating about a management shake-up, David Koenig of AP notes.
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We've been privy to the signs signaling this shake-up, but Earn is blindsided.
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There are reasons to suspect that this strategy may shake up the 85033 election.
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The renewed interest comes as the Democratic field undergoes something of a shake-up.
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The inquiry into Pruitt's activities comes amid a shake-up within Trump's top ranks.
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I suppose that gutting the ethics office would indeed qualify as a shake-up.
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Shake up your reality competition watching with a quick binge of Netflix's Blown Away.
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A year later, Sony suffered a devastating cyberattack, leading to a corporate shake-up.
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ZTE would pay a fine and shake up its management over U.S. sanctions violations.
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The question now is whether Senate Republicans are inclined to shake up the Fed.
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz on Friday defended his campaign to shake up Procter & Gamble.
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Members acknowledged Tuesday that Tillerson may not be the last Cabinet member shake-up.
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In spite of that caution, Trump is signaling he's eager for a shake-up.
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At the same time, the company's C-suite has seen a major shake-up.
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It is the biggest shake-up of America's $3.5trn health-care industry in years.
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Donald Trump boasted about his outsider status and his ability to shake up Washington.
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Its proponents say it has the potential to shake up how financial markets operate.
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Scaramucci's hiring last week spurred a shake up of the White House communications staff.
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The events prompted a major shake-up of Tesco under a new chief executive.
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It appears silently, sometimes quickly, and does its best to shake up your life.
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Hammonds is the latest to go in a major shake-up of top managers.
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The grocer was expected to shake up the already competitive category with its entry.
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The shake-up was reportedly announced to the staff in New Hampshire on Sunday.
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From my vantage point, there's gonna be a little bit of a shake up.
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The president moved quickly to shake up his staff in the aftermath of impeachment.
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It was announced as part of the biggest shake-up of government in years.
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Now restless activists are eager to shake up the rest of the party's leadership.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) could shake up the trial.
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These mid-major villains could shake up what's become the standard Marvel villain protocol.
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But his shake-up of the military and intelligence services has earned him powerful enemies.
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The system is entrenched, and changing anything at all elicits fears of a shake-up.
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Nevertheless, Mr Trump's determination to shake up the status quo may yet have global consequences.
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He unveiled his first big reform proposal, a shake-up of corporate tax, in August.
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Outgoing Energy Secretary Rick Perry was pushing for a leadership shake-up there as well.
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Take a look to see how United plans to shake up the Northeast shuttle system.
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The shake-up at Ford may bring scrutiny to its own plans in the region.
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But not every company has needed to shake up its ranks to regain its footing.
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Sevigny Danny wants to shake up the system, wants things to be unclear and chaotic.
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How willing Italy's politicians will be to shake up those arrangements remains to be seen.
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Unexpected news about money comes today, but it might be the shake-up you need.
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Cumbersome business models like this are catnip for companies seeking to shake up an industry.
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Rust was later part of a shake-up at USVP, where he worked until 2013.
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It hints at a shake-up in a sector that has long been deemed antediluvian.
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Here are 10 bold styles that are sure to shake up your usual bra routine.
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In May, Booth was appointed interim CEO to replace Nicholas Cooper in a shake-up.
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But the radical shake-up was also about something else: preparing for life after oil.
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FOR YEARS Wall Street's magnates have worried that Silicon Valley's giants will shake up finance.
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Apple could be about to completely shake up the naming scheme for its upcoming iPhones.
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Rihanna is continuing to shake up the fashion and beauty industry with her Fenty releases.
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This "shake-up" is more about addition than subtraction, multiple sources inside have told me.
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Your schedule is going to shake up; your ability to stay focused will be tested.
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But a snazzy app may not be enough for them to shake up the market.
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Abiy aims to shake up the country after the security-obsessed rule of his predecessors.
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Trump was an outsider who violated partisan taboos and threatened to shake up the system.
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With just days to go, the Kentucky Derby just went through a big shake-up.
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Frere has a reputation for helping to shake up the companies in which he invests.
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Kenya based Sokowatch aims to shake up the supply chain market for Africa's informal retailers.
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Britain wants to shake up auditing after the collapse of retailer BHS and builder Carillion.
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The hybrid planes are only part of Zunum's plans to shake up domestic air travel.
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So we almost have to shake up the carpet in order to reset the scale.
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"He always used to tell me 'Jimmy, I'm gonna shake up the world,'" he recalled.
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Harrison though acknowledged that some legacy companies are also wary of an industry shake-up.
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A shake-up could jump-start the stalled investigation into the death of Eric Garner.
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Earnings season continued to shake up sentiment on the second trading day of the week.
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Mr. Pence seems a lot less likely to shake up the race than Mrs. Palin.
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But he has been feverishly campaigning across Indiana and trying to shake up the race.
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Nixon framed the shake-up as an effort to restore public confidence in his administration.
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One tip she gives her introverted clients is to shake up the boring, mundane questions.
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Indiegogo could shake up the field by bringing investment opportunities to a much wider audience.
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But there is no massive White House shake-up coming, it's not going to happen.
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Throughout his 22019 president campaign, Trump promised to shake up Washington and get things done.
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Things will shake up a little bit and we'll see how it affects the Raptors.
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Expect the money to follow the new brands that truly shake up the status quo.
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But now that its release is imminent, he said, a shake-up may be imminent.
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The United States has already been through a similar shake-up through mergers and takeovers.
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Mars meets Uranus on February 14, bringing a big shake-up to your intimate relationships.
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I don't know that they need a management shake-up or need some radical change.
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For the Lakers, the shake-up in management has so far failed to pay dividends.
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And his departure comes as Mr. Trump has begun a shake-up in his administration.
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We've also had a flurry of late-breaking developments that could shake up the race.
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North Korea's latest missile launch could also shake up the dynamics in the White House.
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He has scarcely mentioned last week's jarring shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Someone might put on a song (Grace Jones, Roland Hayes) and shake up the mood.
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Accordingly, it's the biggest chance the underdogs have to shake up the math before then.
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Technology was creating new opportunities to shake up industries that for decades had seemed impenetrable.
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This could shake up global markets as traders and investors scramble to reposition their portfolios.
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The move, if successful, could shake up the testing industry and radically reshape college admissions.
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It leaves you with some heavy thoughts and questions that will shake up your world.
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He expects Apple to continue churning out incremental improvements rather than shake up the industry.
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"History says that Apple does great but they never shake up the world," he said.
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According to Politico, the shake up mostly revolves around the restructuring of her senior staff.
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The paper also reported that a senior staff shake-up could be in the works.
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This Halloween, shake up the usual Dorothy costume with a look from Garland's golden age.
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Critic's Notebook For weeks, we heard predictions of a shake-up among President Trump's advisers.
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Still, the industrywide shake-up wrought by streaming services hasn't changed one thing: Gender inequity.
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Hawkins said the results point to a "major shake-up" of how news is delivered.
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His departure kicked off a shake-up at the company that is still rocking employees.
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But Tillerson's biggest problem appears to be his "aberrant" desire to shake-up Foggy Bottom.
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He ran on a promise to shake up the status quo and transformationally change Washington.
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The beleaguered federation that governs international boxing may be headed for a major shake-up.
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Institutions of higher education will of course take many routes through the coming shake-up.
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The campaign manager, Paul Manafort, later resigned as part of an internal campaign shake-up.
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He ran on an anti-corruption, fiscal responsibility message, saying he would shake up Springfield.
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The management shake-up would also likely create instability - at least in the short-term.
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It is too soon to say whether the outcome in Iowa will shake up that picture.
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Had Democrats taken both houses of Congress, we maybe could have expected a regulatory shake-up.
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Now, Politico is reporting on Clinton's plans for a shake-up of her senior campaign staff.
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For many, the new year brings the temptation to shake up our wellness habits and routines.
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Yesterday, the pop star shared a meme poking fun at the recent Fifth Harmony shake-up.
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Here are some of the conventions Trump could shake up once he becomes president next month.
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TO), said to be in advanced talks with a partner to shake up CSX Corp (CSX.
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Microsoft is preparing a big executive shake-up, according to a memo obtained by Business Insider.
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The changes follow a major shake-up in the management team that occurred earlier this year.
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In August, Bloomberg reported China's regulators froze approval of game licenses amid a government shake-up.
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If Booker is to shake up the primary dynamic, he's running out of time — and options.
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On Saturday, Pinera promised a major cabinet shake-up, though he has yet to announce details.
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A CAVERNOUS factory just outside Leeds may point to a shake-up of Britain's construction industry.
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Evans was promoted to the job after a shake-up at Intel's mobility group last July.
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That was his priority – not to shake up the entire community, but to live and exist.
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GSK has more recently come under pressure to shake up its structure and senior management team.
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In the Italian press, this shake-up was debated in terms of fairly conventional partisan politics.
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And the shake-up could be bad for U.S. strategic military interests and good for Russia's.
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But as remarkable is what it says about Japan's efforts to shake up its corporate culture.
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Licht wanted to shake up CBS' morning broadcast, and that began with bringing in new anchors.
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President Kiska himself had urged a government shake-up or snap elections to restore public trust.
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Meanwhile the Catalan crisis, the cause of the political shake-up, rumbles on in the courts.
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As the Saudi shake-up began on Saturday night, they fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh.
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Trump, meanwhile, seemed to many (white) voters to have the potential to shake up the system.
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In October, Mr. Cryan announced a management shake-up focused on Deutsche Bank's investment banking unit.
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This shake-up is going to be an echo of events that occurred on that date.
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And on Thursday, the firm announced a shake-up in the fixed-income division's management ranks.
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The company has struggled in recent years as cheaper energy sources shake up the solar industry.
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The event signalled a new phase in China's biggest military shake-up for half a century.
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The Kenya -based company aims to shake up the supply chain market for Africa's informal retailers.
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Both moves are part of industry-wide trends that promise to shake up food supply chains.
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But it's a change not unlike the reporting structure shake-up at Apple that scared investors.
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His typically lofty shake-up-an-industry response: in future Tesla will deliver cars to you.
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The last big shake-up involved getting rid of campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, a loose cannon.
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As the kingdom undergoes an economic shake-up, no one is sure who will lead it.
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This shake up is exactly what the show needed to inject a little excitement into it.
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This eclipse brings a big shake-up to your everyday routine, and you need extra rest.
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It also unveiled a sweeping boardroom shake-up, with CEO Michael Dobson taking over as chairman.
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Season eight has seen the biggest shake up so far when it comes to women tattooists.
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CHINA'S biggest military shake-up in a generation began with a deliberate echo of Mao Zedong.
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There will be opportunities for the underdogs to shake up the race in the coming weeks.
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A big shake-up to your schedule arrives as the sun meets Uranus on April 22.
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So let's see if decentralized exchanges can shake up the big exchanges that everybody uses today.
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So now we'll see our first major White House shake-up — and likely not the last.
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The return of fan-favorite NBC sitcom is causing a (sweet) shake-up at Shake Shack.
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Then in July, Mr. Huffman became chief executive of the company in a management shake-up.
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News of Milley's appointment comes amid a broader shake-up of Trump's Cabinet and senior staff.
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News of his appointment comes amid a broader shake-up of Trump's Cabinet and senior staff.
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The FTC's revision of the contact lens rule threatens to shake up the $2628 billion industry.
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He is not the only candidate to shake up his campaign staff in recent weeks. Sen.
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But there is no guarantee that the mayoral shake-up will play in Mr Erdogan's favour.
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"Here's a name that would shake up the New York AG race: Ima Dumbass" -- @oldmanwheldon 11.
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These questions are just one aspect of the many strategies Mayer used to shake up Yahoo.
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Moore's entry would shake up next year's Senate race in deep-red Alabama, where incumbent Sen.
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And that plan may have been further thrown off track by Tuesday's big management shake-up.
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Elsewhere, U.S. investors remain on edge, as news surrounding tax reform continues to shake up markets.
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Even so, an activist hoping to really shake up Morgan Stanley would agitate for a breakup.
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With a little shake-up, her songs could have offered less predictable beauty and more feeling.
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The Journal report comes amid recent speculation that Trump is looking to shake up his Cabinet.
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Her promotion is "part of a continual shake-up Kim Jong Un is doing," Kazanis continued.
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One start-up is betting on a new super food to shake up the dairy aisle.
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It's just enough of a shake-up to make the game feel a little more fun.
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Trump has reportedly been considering an administration-wide shake-up in the wake of the midterms.
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And no planet does a shake-up like Uranus, the planet of revolution, independence, and surprise.
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She's kind of a little unhinged, her character, but she's trying to shake up the system.
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Deal follows retail shake-up and layoffs at SchwabSchwab has already had an eventful several months.
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And that, in turn, may require a radical shake-up of America's excessively complacent political elite.
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Mr. Corker is not the only Republican who could shake up a closely watched Senate race.
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It's a major shake-up at one of the most influential investing firms in Silicon Valley.
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The news marks an almost complete shake-up of the directors overseeing the social-media giant.
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The news marks an almost complete shake-up of the directors overseeing the social-media giant.
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Mr. Trump was the plain-spoken truth teller Mr. Zupon wanted to see shake up Washington.
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Monday's shake-up follows a string of management moves that ProPetro has made since last July.
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Some lawyers for aggrieved policyholders think a shake-up might improve things, if it brought accountability.
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Add a recent board shake-up, and the company is in a deep state of flux.
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Mr. Loeb has nonetheless painted the family members as insufficiently willing to shake up the company.
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Their classes are a great way to shake up your streaming between binge watching reality shows.
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We really have to shake up our narratives in order to see a black woman's reality.
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We really have to shake up our narratives in order to see a black woman's reality.
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Monday's removal of the prosecutor general indicated that the shake-up would extend beyond the cabinet.
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The activist investor also threatened to shake up the board if Yahoo's stock continued to suffer.
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But as with the rest of the country, a shake-up has been slow to come.
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That contributed to a weaker performance overall and might have led to an executive shake-up.
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Ten days later, the executive shake-up began with the announcement that Mr. Edwards was resigning.
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Elsewhere in finance: Business Insider goes behind the scenes at the Goldman Sachs trading shake-up.
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He added that the shake-up was aimed at staying ahead of a rapidly evolving threat.
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Bannon began to think that Trump might be "the one" who could shake up American politics.
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HNA also announced a shareholding shake-up in a bid to quash concerns over its ownership.
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The prince's father, King Salman, ordered a shake-up of top security posts after the killing.
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The new results show a shake-up at the top of the GOP field in Iowa.
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Here are three groups of Republicans whose retirements could further shake up the House map. 22.
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Others are less likely to jump in but could shake up the field if they do.
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But all the polling indicates that people still want an outsider — someone to shake up Washington.
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There's been no major staff shake-up or attempts to load his calendar with additional events.
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Eastern, as part of a prime-time shake-up that moves Sean Hannity to 9 p.m.
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Ms. Doyle was fired shortly after that in a staff shake-up in response to Mrs.
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Trump's sweep in New York came as his campaign is going through a public shake-up.
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If things haven't been moving, this Mercury retrograde could shake up the energy in your life.
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As always with a significant Hollywood shake-up, there are a few layers to this news.
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MILITARY SHAKE-UP Late on Thursday Turkey announced a shake-up of its armed forces, NATO's second largest, with the promotion of 99 colonels to the rank of general or admiral and the dishonorable discharge of nearly 1,2003 military personnel over their alleged roles in the coup.
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In hindsight, traders should have been more sceptical that a Beltway outsider could radically shake up Washington.
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Maybe pretending to be a modern-day Julia Child will offer the lifestyle shake-up you desire.
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The shake up is expected to lead to thousands of job cuts in areas like equities trading.
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"SMALL SHAKE-UP" Tour operators said the attack would have only a limited impact on the sector.
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If you're a devoted ClassPass member, you might be in for a bit of a shake-up.
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CAMPAIGN SHAKE-UP Conway's comments came after Trump announced last week a major reshuffling of his campaign.
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Bezeq is being investigated for suspected securities offences and is the midst of a corporate shake-up.
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Any shock results could have big impacts on the European Union and shake up the status quo.
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Macron's proposals involve the biggest shake-up of the railways since they were nationalized in the 1930s.
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A big shake-up is on the horizon for the cast of ABC's Once Upon A Time.
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His departure comes amid a staff shake-up as Trump heads into his third year in office.
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In the second hour, new doctors continue to shake up the hospital in typical Grey Sloan manner.
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"We can shake up venture funding and what it looks like and who gets it," Michel said.
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Cramer said he fears that another tweet from President Donald Trump could shake up stock trading again.
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The company is in the midst of a executive shake up and is down 24% this year.
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He has not sought the spotlight or made waves trying to shake up the Massachusetts political scene.
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It's pretty clear that we'll see some kind of shake up in the wireless world fairly soon.
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He aimed to shake up the commercialisation of art, and to illustrate man's basic animal-like tendencies.
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When the temperature rises, so too does our desire to give our look a little shake-up.
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But his shake-up of the military and intelligence services has earned him powerful enemies at home.
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Look no further: The Mia Smart Sonic Cleansing Brush is here to shake up anyone's skin routine.
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Significantly, former AstraZeneca executive Luke Miels will be a key lieutenant for Walmsley during the shake-up.
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And as soon as a company hits turbulence, calls for a management shake-up almost always follow.
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His shake-up of the military high command and new cooperation with neighboring countries has proved effective.
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The day proved that we could shake up our daily routines and emerge even closer than before.
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So Nixon's foray into politics isn't totally shocking, but it's sure to shake up the governor's race.
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However, that also means any policy mistake could undo their efforts and shake up the global economy.
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The good thing is that this will certainly shake up the career politicians and the ruling families.
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Trump's one consistent ambition has been to shake up the established way of doing business in Washington.
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And that's where Qualcomm is coming from to try and shake up the ultraportable PC market (again).
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The protest comes at a time when the country's IT sector is prepping for a shake up.
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It is set to be the biggest shake up to the finance industry for a long time.
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Oil prices continued to shake up sentiment on Wednesday, with crude futures fluctuated between gains and losses.
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His campaign manager, Barry Bennett, first heard of the impending shake-up from an Associated Press reporter.
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"May his name and his brutal last breath shake up and transform systems," she wrote on Twitter.
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The fact that the NASA administrator continues to shake up personnel assignments isn't a good sign either.
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Corallo represented Trump's outside lawyers until last summer, when he resigned during another legal team shake-up.
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The terrain has created an opening for one enterprising start-up looking to shake up the market.
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" Mondale had tried to shake up the 1984 race by predicting (correctly as it turned out): "Mr.
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For starters, the fields are growing more diverse, which naturally will start to shake up the culture.
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And both series were created by TV vets anxious to shake up the system they worked in.
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Make way for another startup that wants to shake up the world of music and audio technology.
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One London-based trader said news of the stake would spur hope of a management shake-up.
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The shake-up comes ahead of Hyundai Motor Group's year-end management reshuffle, expected shortly after Christmas.
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America needs the "shake-up" he could have represented, but America doesn't need a nutcase as president.
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Following a campaign shake-up last week, though, some have questioned whether Trump will soften his stance.
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In a company shake-up announced in March, Dalio stepped down from his position as co-CEO.
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Our vision is to really shake up conventional cutlery and make it more playful and more engaging.
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Such a change would certainly shake up the "bro-ad trip" at the heart of the story.
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In January 2015, new Gap CEO Arthur Peck conducted a large shake up of the company's management.
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The doubts raised by the Republican debate might also shake up the Democratic primary, former Michigan Gov.
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This string of victories may lead to a significant shake-up in the Democratic race, Gregg said.
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Mr Ivanov's firing marks a major shake-up within the Kremlin, and comes at a sensitive time.
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In a big government shake-up, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, dismissed his chief of staff, Sergei Ivanov.
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AOC, which has a 7% stake in Stada, fought for a year to shake up the board.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE's possible 2628 bid could shake up the Democratic primary.
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It is the biggest shake-up in KKR's structure since the firm went public 12 years ago.
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The three firms aim to leverage data and technology to shake up the traditional employer plan model.
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The shake-up imperils broad reforms intended to end violence and graft at the Rikers jail complex.
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Earnings season continues to shake up sentiment in markets on the first trading day of the week.
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She and like-minded candidates are running as Washington outsiders — and vowing to shake up Capitol Hill.
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He raised hefty sums from philanthropists: Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook gave $100m to shake up failing schools.
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"We're really heavy but we want to use that to shake up the idol world," Ohashi said.
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Bob Dole's (R-Kan.) running mate that year as a way to shake up the presidential campaign.
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Over the last five years, Paddle28 has sought to shake up the world of online art auctions.
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That's why I think it's important to have a shake-up of the industry every so often.
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His campaign manager and communications director also departed from his campaign amid a major staff shake-up.
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The potential to shake up the traditional global auto industry makes them both attractive to potential investors.
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Trump announced Zinke's departure on Saturday amid a broader shake-up of his Cabinet and senior staff.
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An Uber spokesperson confirmed the shake-up to Mashable, and insisted that Levandowski forced the company's hand.
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Markus Mayer, an analyst at brokerage Baader Helvea stressed the potential benefits of a management shake-up.
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But the lineup shake-up produced four runs in the first two innings against Scherzer (21-285).
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But neither of these routes would likely dramatically shake up states that believe in strong vaccine mandates.
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But that influence might not count for much with voters eager to shake up the nation's capital.
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"Maybe you just have to shake up the neurotransmitters," Wirz-Justice says an old mentor told her.
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Nobody wanted to shake up the rules of the game that benefited both candidate and journalists alike.
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But how could this shake up at City Hall affect your life if you live in London.
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Even a sector that has a long history — auto insurance — could be due for a shake-up.
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But this year, that shake-up finally arrived, with nominations for both BoJack Horseman and Big Mouth.
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The activist investor had also threatened to shake up the board if Yahoo's stock continued to suffer.
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His new campaign manager said she hopes his campaign "pivots to substance" following the staff shake-up.
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Financial advisors who hold their clients' assets at TD Ameritrade are about to face a shake-up.
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But efforts to shake up Australia are on the rise — or at least they were this week.
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The departure of Mr. Kengeter will mark the latest leadership shake up among the world's largest exchanges.
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It would take another significant shake-up in the race for Sanders to overcome Biden's apparent advantages.
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It was a very aggressive thing to do, but we were trying to shake up the industry.
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Some argue Mr. Kelly should have carried out a larger staff shake-up when he came in.
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Bryan Greene, another senior manager, will be reassigned as part of the shake-up, the officials said.
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Members of Mr. Sirisena's team said the president would shake up his cabinet in the coming days.
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Mr. Trump, his aides said, was merely delivering on his promise to shake up the political establishment.
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One driver in particular has the potential to do more than anyone to shake up the sport.
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That stunning conclusion, from a new study, could shake up discussions in boardrooms and C-suites everywhere.
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"Anyway, it's a place I can go and write songs and shake up my environment," he continued.
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Mr. Tillerson, who also wants to shake up the department, has already suggested eliminating 2,300 jobs there.
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The effects will be far-reaching and immediate, and shake up the sector in no uncertain way.
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Or does she seek to shake up her campaign with a riskier choice, such as Massachusetts Sen.
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Virtual law firm LegalVision Australia was founded in 2012 to shake up the traditional legal services industry.
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Earnings season continues to shake up sentiment, with a number of major companies posting financial figures Thursday.
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Modern presidential history shows voters almost always prefer an outsider candidate who pledges to shake up Washington.
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And notice of a possible shake-up was a warning shot to his team to make adjustments.
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The rainy Friday afternoon shake-up added to the sense of instability in Mr. Trump's White House.
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Mr. Scaramucci joins a long line of New Yorkers who are helping President Trump shake up Washington.
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He said he was uncertain whether the shake-up of the senior staff would have that effect.
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There was a security shake-up in Afghanistan just before Defense Secretary Jim Mattis arrived in Kabul.
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The new openings come a few months after a leadership shake-up on the consumer-products team.
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"I think the goal is to shake up the opposition," Otsuji told Reuters, referring to Shimomura's suggestion.
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Those rumors and others about a shake-up have circulated for some time but none have materialized.
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I've been on a 90 Day Fiancé kick lately and I think he appreciates the shake up.
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Asked about big risks that could shake up this placid picture, both men zeroed in on inflation.
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Finally, he seems to be making audacious bets that would shake up the U.S. health care system.
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Independents look to shake up 2018 There was a political convention of sorts in Denver this weekend.
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When smartphone makers needed something to shake up the market, they set their sights on foldable phones.
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Qunar announced a shake-up of its top management team on Monday following its merger with Ctrip.
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Kuciak's death prompted the biggest protests in Slovakia's post-communist history, leading to a government shake-up.
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Priebus has been floated as a key target in an alleged shake-up of Trump's core team.
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Winnipeg scored just four goals in its previous three games, prompting Maurice to shake up his lines.
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Again, on the surface, this is a superficial change made to shake up the show's status quo.
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Scharf, joined in October from Bank of New York Mellon Corp , is known to shake up leadership.
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The inquiry was delayed amid a broader shake-up at the agency, according to the two people.
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Overall, I didn't see a lot from these two debates to shake up the larger presidential field.
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But the shake-up at CBS, which is valued at $21bn, will almost certainly alter the company's trajectory.
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Tim Draper and John Fisher left more than five years ago, as part of a larger shake-up.
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And that's far from the only place you can shake up a martini or two on the property.
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Plus, doctors are usually reserved for surgeon general, so this would shake up the role a little bit.
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Shake up all the sodas and beer in your home/office and let science do your dirty work.
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McDonald's — The fast food chain shifted its focus to beverages, announcing a shake-up in its coffee brand.
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In the global shake up, ADM has revamped its Argentina operation and closed its South Africa trading desk.
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A pair of recent polls show Warren's rise is the newest trend to shake up the Democratic pack.
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Now, as a new shake-up of higher education gets under way, the opposition comes from the dons.
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The revelation resulted in a shake-up at the CIA with 10 employees disciplined and three others fired.
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Without a long career stretching before him, Sir Vince, 75, has the freedom to shake up his party.
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The internet will surely influence teaching, and for-profit companies are bound to shake up a moribund marketplace.
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That's why the only way to fix Vanderpump Rules is with a true shake-up of the cast.
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But the early money suggests that this debate will not shake up the wider shape of the race.
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The shake-up comes less than six months before the Democratic National Convention's launch in the Wisconsin city.
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It has long needed a shake-up, and a nascent revolution promises to unlock trillions in fresh capital.
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Or I might shake up a vinaigrette sweetened with a little honey and a bit of minced shallot.
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Now in their 30s, that simple idea has led to their major shake-up of the shaving industry.
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Yet his shake-up of Kashmir is an unmistakable signal of how he intends to exercise that power.
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Without seeing it, some Trump supporters say the memo will completely shake up the Justice Department and FBI.
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We are on the precipice of many more discoveries, which could shake up our understanding of the universe.
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But this year, it's time to shake up the unofficial uniform of fall (flannels, flannels and more flannels).
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Bitcoin price and percentage daily moves: 5/ KIWI SHAKE-UP As they head into national elections on Sept.
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Suggested Strains: Cinex and Cannatonic Virgo Sorry, Virgo, but this eclipse is going to shake up your schedule.
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YouTube announced several new features out of VidCon today that will shake up the way midsized creators monetize.
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Universal credit is the biggest shake-up of welfare in decades, replacing six working-age benefits with one.
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The shake-up of the top economic and military posts officially bore the name of the fading monarch.
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Indeed, on the same day as Prince Muhammad's shake-up, Saad Hariri, Lebanon's pro-Saudi prime minister, resigned.
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Motif Investing, Wealthfront and Betterment are amongst the startups that are trying to shake up the investment space.
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You have no idea about the heartbreak and contradictions and life lessons that will shake up your future.
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Perth-headquartered Wesfarmers is currently in the midst of its biggest portfolio shake-up in over a decade.
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The San Francisco-based company wants to use these ratings to shake up both hiring and career development.
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Futures dipped on the latest shake up in the White House and, after gyrating overnight, are still lower.
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He's also not too happy with how his legal team has handled the allegations, hence the shake-up.
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But, after a promising start, a number of factors came into play leading to the management shake-up.
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The mixed messages come as rumors have swirled about a possible shake-up of White House communications staff.
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Lowe: That's exactly what I wanted to do with it, is shake up people's preconceptions of pregnant women.
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Privately, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) tried to convince Strickland to shake up his campaign team. Sen.
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One of those sources says Trump's kin urged the President to finally execute a long-pondered shake-up.
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Their innovations and inventions shake up our world, tackling some of the planet's biggest problems with bold ingenuity.
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It would aim to unleash a burst of competition to shake up the comfortable incumbents of America Inc.
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The addition of paid ads are part of Apple's plan to shake up its revenue model for apps.
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It takes way more than a mere nip slip to shake up this confident Vogue Paris cover girl.
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" Writing in Politico, Josh Dawsey and Alex Isenstadt suggest that Trump was "mulling an early staff shake-up.
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That said, most analysts aren't expecting major developments that will significantly shake up economic forecasts or financial bets.
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At Monday's annual shareholder extravaganza, the tycoon announced more telecoms plans and ideas to shake up retail too.
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The deal represents the biggest shake-up at Johnson Controls since its merger in 2016 with Tyco International.
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But its rumored interest signals yet another way the tech industry could shake up the traditional media landscape.
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Again, the potential of debates to completely shake up a presidential general election campaign has often been exaggerated.
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It's great to follow Federer and Nadal, but I think 16 seeds would shake up the men's draw.
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Trump came into office with a mandate to shake up the status quo on American priorities and policies.
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The proposed deal is the latest in a retail sector shake-up, with online giants such as Amazon.
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This book will, I hope, shake up a historical narrative that for too long has felt too settled.
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And regardless of whether the administration bans flavors, shop owners face a looming shake-up in the industry.
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The deal puts the U.S. derivatives giant in a prime position to shake up the U.S. Treasurys market.
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A shake-up in Big Pharma: The drug giant Valeant is replacing its chief executive, J. Michael Pearson.
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"I think this is really going to shake up the way people think of dinosaurs," Dr. Norell said.
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At the hearing, Rosenworcel also expressed doubts on the agency's plan to shake up the television box market.
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Some see it as a landmark law that will shake up the nation's debate over privacy and data.
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Trump's campaign on Wednesday announced a staff shake-up replacing Manafort as campaign manager after just two months.
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Surprises will arrive this evening—expect a shake-up in your love life (but perhaps a fun one?).
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Investors are pouring millions into companies looking to shake up the way patients go to the doctor's office.
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The roster was incomplete after the Kyrie Irving trade and a midseason shake-up failed to fix it.
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Pomerantz may be attempting to shake up the written work, but the gesture is more gimmicky than complex.
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When they acquired Cousins from the Kings, they were 23-34 and in need of a shake-up.
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The shake-up creates one of the most hawkish national security teams of any White House in years.
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Alternative Brexit strategies fail, Turkey experiences a political shake-up, and Trump administration security clearances are under scrutiny.
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To create that band, Bang had to shake up the established precedents for how idol groups are treated.
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The signs are that Mr. Peck means to shake up the norms of ballet, its partnering, gender, footwork.
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There has been widespread speculation about a shake-up in the government, as well, possibly forcing early elections.
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The winery visiting experience in California's Napa Valley — an ever popular tourist draw — is getting a shake-up.
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Egyptian military and police spokesmen could not be immediately reached for comment on the shake-up on Sunday.
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Despite some parallels with Italy's shake-up, the issues at the heart of Spain's transition are markedly different.
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But now, Peskov argued, all you might need to shake up the geopolitical order was a Twitter account.
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The general's absence in recent months had fueled rumors about an impending leadership shake-up at the agency.
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The move could signal plans by Magufuli to shake up the country's intelligence service, one security analyst said.
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That outcome prompted the N.B.A. to shake up the game's setup in hopes of making it more competitive.
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Start a side hustle, or brainstorm new ways to shake up and improve existing systems in your workplace.
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What is the ultimate goal of Vladimir Putin's announced plans to shake up the organization of Russia's governance?
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Smartphone makers need something to shake up the market, so many have set their sights on foldable phones.
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The Kremlin is under pressure, and what better than a shake-up to help distract from those issues.
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The change in policy caused a major shake-up in the White House defense and foreign policy team.
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And no nominating contest has presented a potential shake-up like the one this Super Tuesday could provide.
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It was a shake-up — one that critics said was a sign of the campaign's lack of cohesion.
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It's time for something different — and maybe that something is a shake-up of the National Security Council.
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In June, Facebook revealed plans for Libra, a cryptocurrency it hopes will shake up the global payments industry.
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Looking ahead: Wednesday's shake-up prompted Dmitri Medvedev, Mr. Putin's long-serving ally, to abruptly resign the premiership.
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The candidate is a self-funding billionaire and resort owner who vows to shake up the political establishment.
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The day before, the Knicks had already faced their first flare-up and executed their first shake-up.
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The company is already being closely watched after sharing its ambitious plans to shake up the health industry.
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The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal has the potential to shatter business models and permanently shake up Silicon Valley.
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These investors called for the resignation of its previous CEO and a shake-up of its leadership team.
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Ms. Añez's shake-up of diplomatic ties could have lasting political and economic consequences for the next president.
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The transition team shake-up last week, in which Vice President-elect Mike Pence replaced New Jersey Gov.
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A shake-up in Trumpland; France's burkini bans, explained; why Ryan Lochte's possibly imaginary robbery matters to Rio.
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Fico was quick to reject any shake-up, saying it would undermine the result of elections in 2016.
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Proponents of blockchain, or distributed ledger technology, say it has the potential to shake up how financial markets operate.
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If players like Johnson want to shake up the status quo, all they need to do is start spatting.
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Certain BRF shareholders are pushing for a management shake-up after the company posted its worst ever annual results.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, seen here mocking opponent Jeb Bush, could shake up the party convention in July.
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The company had to shake up its top leadership, with three high-profile exits in the past four months.
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U.K. financial technology firm Revolut secured a big victory on Thursday in its quest to shake up European banking.
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The 19th Communist Party Congress is more significant this year because expectations are high for a leadership shake-up.
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If France were to vote for Le Pen, I do think it could shake up Europe quite a bit.
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Guo's job will give him a central role in implementing the government's plans to shake up the financial industry.
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The Times's story credited a women's "revolt" at Nike for the remarkable shake-up of the company's top ranks.
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The president made his displeasure with him known, but was unlikely to shake up his cabinet before the election.
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It took new, no-frills entrants – the likes of easyJet, Ryanair and Southwest – to shake up staid business models.
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Cissna's departure is the latest high-profile shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in recent weeks.
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What was billed as the biggest shake-up of the railways in 20 years turned out to be timid.
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Whole Foods Market, the favoured supermarket of the organically minded, faced calls for a shake-up in its management.
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A new rule is about to shake up your retirement accounts and the relationship you have with your advisor.
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The results signaled a difficult 25.1 months for Standard Chartered, which is in the midst of a shake-up.
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Clearly, it's not just the leaves that are feeling the urge to shake up their look this election season.
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At just 37 years old, Ms Ardern joins a growing club of youthful leaders promising to shake up politics.
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Yes, but it's time that a woman go from accessory to statement piece and shake up Bond's entire universe.
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Fall is our favorite time of year to shake up our beauty routines and experiment with all the products.
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Given the one-party nature of Chicago's politics, voters might relish a chance to shake up the Democratic establishment.
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What they want to see is a bit of economic growth and inflation to shake up the status quo.
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Oil prices continued to rise, spurred by a political shake-up in Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer.
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But it also shows the long odds that activists face in trying to shake up a large, underperforming bank.
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Hoagenson and Ellis hope to shake up political binaries and take back their state from an increasingly powerful GOP.
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A shake up of Germany's utility sector has made the search for new revenue and profit sources more acute.
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In the future, presumably some gene therapy could shake up the disorder and rid people of this annoying allergy.
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Between the lines: The shake-up shows that Ford is shifting its focus to accelerate its self-driving technology.
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Formula One faces a major shake-up after Liberty Media agreed to take control of the cash-generating sport.
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Jeopardy could theoretically benefit from a strategic shake-up, to be sure; it's still a game show, after all.
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And Spotify was rumoured to be in talks to buy SoundCloud, which would shake up the digital-music industry.
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The shake-up to the mining charter could have a far-reaching impact on miners listed in UK. bit.
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Even if he "drains the swamp" by just a wee bit, President Trump will still shake up the establishment.
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The increasing diversification of the cast and crew is another way to shake up the series' longest-standing tropes.
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It's part of a menu shake up for the fast food joint that seeks to pursue healthier menu options.
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Plane maker Airbus' shares hit an all-time high with a management shake-up spreading to its space unit.
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Trump is the outsider iconoclast that gives hope of a top-to-bottom shake up of how DC works.
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Ferguson argued that Democrats won't need to shake-up their message much as they transition to the general election.
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Last month it announced a top management shake-up to reverse declining market share in Australia and New Zealand.
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Executives have said the review would not result in a major shake-up and results are expected this month.
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Trump promised that he would shake up Washington when he was elected the 45th president of the United States.
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It made sense for Adam to try to shake up the game to put himself in a better spot.
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Other administration officials declined to discuss staff relationships, but denied reports that a major staff shake-up is imminent.
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A new attack, coming on the heels of the Manchester bombing, could once again shake up the political terrain.
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The deal would represent the biggest shake-up at Johnson Controls since its merger in 2016 with Tyco International.
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When ValueAct tries to shake up a board, Morgan Stanley will surely be on one side or the other.
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With Civil War II now off to the races, Marvel is gearing up for its next big shake-up.
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With Civil War II now off to the races, Marvel is gearing up for its next big shake-up.
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He is trying to create a little momentum, and shake up a bureaucratic arrangement that could use some updates.
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"Congresswoman Tlaib was elected to shake up Washington, not continue the status quo," Tlaib's office said in a statement.
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But the opposition has said it will boycott the Geneva negotiations if Russia insists on such a shake-up.
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The idea, however, has the potential to shake up the U.S. drug market and bring down prices (The Hill).
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But if Trump wins a second term, many Democrats say they will push for a major leadership shake-up.
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But despite Trump's persistent criticism, his efforts to shake up the bank and influence its decisions have fallen short.
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Concerns about tax reform continue to shake up sentiment on Wall Street, which has slightly impacted sentiment in Europe.
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Many support Trump as an agent to shake up the status quo — and in one respect, he's done that.
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Trump won't be on the ballot, but the Congress they sent Trump to Washington to shake up will be.
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He voted for Trump in 2016, hoping he would shake up politics, and wants more change from another outsider.
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Investors have remained on edge as of late, as news surrounding tax reform continues to shake up markets Stateside.
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But the two-week "NY Quadrille" festival has given the place and its regular audience a needed shake-up.
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That has drawn a number of activist investors over the years that have sought to shake up the company.
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Toensing said Wednesday the shake-up of Trump's legal team is just due to the investigation changing over time.
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Just watch out for for a shake-up in your schedule on August 18 when Mercury clashes with Uranus!
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Probably the most optimistic period for us, which came after the shake-up in which we lost two members.
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Helping one of Europe's biggest lenders sounds like an odd way to shake up the dominance of established banks.
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But the failure to pass reforms including the biggest revenue shake-up since independence has dented his party's reputation.
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His supporters admire his experience in business and his promises to shake up Washington and put America's interests first.
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Michigan's Democratic governor's race was a perfect example of the progressive left's fight to shake up the Democratic Party.
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So far, there is little sign that the swelling tide of bad news will provoke a management shake-up.
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And no strong, silent type fits the bill at a moment when voters want to shake up the system.
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Barring a huge shake-up in other swing states, Mr. Trump will lose the race if he loses Florida.
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Markets around the globe continued to remain on tenterhooks, as fears of escalating tensions over trade shake up sentiment.
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The shake-up came just days after Trump also fired his secretary of State, Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Read on to see how the startups are looking to shake up the way we get our prescription drugs.
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This shake-up is likely to have to be reckoned with in December or January, as playoff time approaches.
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Some directors, however, wanted to see the shake-up proposed by Elliott, calling Genish's plan "obsolete", one source said.
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Councilmember Donovan Richards, the chair of the public safety committee, said he had "mixed feelings" about the shake-up.
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In an earlier shake-up this year, he also gained control over the Interior ministry, which includes the police.
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The shake-up on Tuesday also claimed cornerback Marcus Peters, one of Snead's biggest off-season acquisitions in 2018.
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So a strong showing in the Hawkeye State could shake up the leaderboard a week and a day later.
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The State Council, a body which advises the president, would be handed additional powers under Putin's proposed shake-up.
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But just over a month after the shake-up, it decided it was best to make peace with Elliott.
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Democrats win with broad-vision optimists who still shake up the system — Franklin Roosevelt, of course, but also Obama.
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Al Root of Barron's writes that congressional testimony doesn't tend to shake up trading unless there's a bombshell revelation.
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L has spent the past five months trying to fend off demands for a shake-up by Elliot Management.
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DealBook readers: Reuters Breakingviews predicts a shake-up in 2017 for governments, companies and investors after last year's upheavals.
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Jane has given birth to a stillborn baby and wants to shake up her life and live somewhere new.
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A senior administration official said a further shake-up of senior staff could happen as soon as this week.
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His announcement came after his lead attorney, John Dowd, resigned amid a broader shake-up of his legal team.
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As the pair begin to flirt, Lulu threatens to shake up the little stability Anthony's managed to worked for.
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After being replaced in a shake-up, he faded into the background but never really left the president's orbit.
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In January, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a shake-up of his Cabinet and some far-reaching constitutional reforms.
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Chief of staff John Kelly told staffers on Friday that reports of an impending shake-up had been exaggerated.
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He wanted to shake up the format of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, a tour staple since 723.
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Clinton barely defeated Sanders in last week's Iowa caucuses, and Monday brought rumblings of a possible staff shake-up.
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Any post mortem conducted by the party is likely to lead to a shake-up of its key leadership.
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UNRWA hopes the management shake-up will help pacify donors, said a source with knowledge of the organization's thinking.
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Then they are replaced by new boys and girls, who shake up the dynamic and provide fresh romantic fodder.
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Blockchain is one such technology that experts say could have the potential to shake up the global supply chain.
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It will shake up your boring old patterns, make you feel every raindrop and taste every bite of mango.
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A Mueller report has seemed to be the one thing most likely to shake up the current political equilibrium.
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The recent personnel shake-up across the federal government doesn't bode well for the fight against climate change either.
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Many of the new characters are completely novel experiences in the series with unique moves that shake up the meta.
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To shake up its business model, CVS is in the midst of acquiring health insurer Aetna for roughly $69 billion.
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So here are the four big questions going forward which have the potential to shake up the political status quo.
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In all, the changes are likely too little too late to shake up the dominance of Google's services in Europe.
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People will be uptight this morning, but the energy will shake up this evening, and surprises will come your way.
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Moffat's time on Doctor Who has been more good than bad, but I'm more than ready for a shake-up.
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His withdrawal may be something to mourn for those who truly wanted a major shake-up for the D.C. bureaucracy.
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Both Hometeam's CEO and president are leaving their roles in a shake-up as the senior care startup switches directions.
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This year, leave the bobby pins at home and shake up your festive-gatherings style with these romantic flat waves.
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Bemba&aposs return likely would shake up Congo&aposs political landscape as the long-delayed presidential election approaches in December.
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General Electric announced a corporate shake-up and divestment strategy after posting weak profits and calls to be broken up.
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I shake up some protein powder, coffee concentrate, and water, and stretch for a bit before getting in the shower.
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Republicans say Pruitt, a longtime critic of the EPA, will preside over a much needed shake up at the agency.
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But Michael Morris, entertainment and media analyst at Guggenheim, says the shake-up in leadership could be a good thing.
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There haven't been any other hints that Google has big plans to shake up or redesign Android TV this year.
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Portillo, according to the indictment, urged four Bandidos to "shake up (expletive)" and "get a little aggressive" with the Cossacks.
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But aside from a few hits, there was no dramatic moment to shake up the current standing in the race.
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Many employees felt the incident epitomized Chen's disconnect in wanting to "shake up" Kickstarter's corporate culture but not knowing how.
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But just when the ACA was starting to experience some real stability, Donald Trump decided to shake up the law.
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The Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal report on how the storm may shake up East Coast gasoline markets.
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Brandless, another … star of SoftBank's portfolio, has struggled greatly with layoffs and a CEO shake-up, according to The Information.
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But despite Hesse's booming economy, grumpy voters could shake up national politics in a regional election there on October 28th.
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After a management shake-up at Volkswagen in early 2007, the partnership was abandoned, and Volkswagen used its own technology.
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Other Brexiteers, however, counter that ending the supply of cheap workers would shake up Britain's business model for the better.
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Some at least went into the crisis with robust business models—and therefore did not need a thorough shake-up.
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Cam is a film for the digital generation, one that seeks to shake up society's puritanical views of sex work.
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Aside from politics and central bank decisions, earnings and data are also set to shake up market sentiment on Monday.
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Gase, who threatened a shake-up after Game 2 but made no changes, again said he&aposll consider demoting starters.
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Treyarch plans to add new modes, vehicles, and items that shake up the combat and change how players get around.
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Julien Mangeard, Thibaut Faurès Fustel de Coulanges, Louis Duclert, Kima Ventures and Shake-Up Factory participated in the founding round.
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Why it matters: The long-planned shake-up comes as the search giant faces newly hostile regulators around the world.
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For the first time, you have a true outsider-businessman who really could shake up business as usual in Washington.
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ADNOC began a wide-ranging shake-up in 2016 to tackle competition from new producers such as U.S. shale firms.
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Mr Macron's campaign vows to shake up the more torpid parts of France's economy secured him a mandate to reform.
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WPP is struggling to find a new leader just as upheaval in the industry calls for a radical shake-up.
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Thus in 2017 it ignored a vote to pause the roll-out of universal credit, a big welfare shake-up.
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He may be happy to go; the board referred to his "general willingness" to accept the pending management shake-up.
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Yeah, the two-second elevator pitch is that it's coming from women who want to shake up the status quo.
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California's power regulator could face a shake-up that could lead to sweeping changes for PG&E and other utilities.
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But this week finally saw a major shake-up that could change the course of bitcoin as we know it.
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In Cramer's view, it is worth turning to the less dramatic names for steady gains before the next shake-up.
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Activist investors are looking to shake up the company's management, and Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock from sell to hold.
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As part the logistics shake-up, M&S said it would cease operations at its Neasden distribution centre in London.
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So such a move could definitely shake up the TV industry and would be a welcome option for cord cutters.
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When Lady Diana Spencer was born in 1961, there was little to suggest she would shake up the British establishment.
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The north-east weathered the SOE shake-up of the 1990s with the help of dollops of central-government aid.
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On the other hand, wars shake up established arrangements, threatening to bring new groups to power and topple old elites.
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Three tech executives — Marc Benioff, Reed Hastings and Mark Zuckerberg — are spending millions to shake up the American education system.
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Fortunately, Massive Match has the wisdom to shake up the action with new objectives each time players complete a board.
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He also wants to re-write identity and shake up the ideological core of what it means to be human.
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TripAdvisor is now looking to shake up the airline industry the same way it has hotels, by launching airline reviews.
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Republicans are poised to take control of the Federal Communications Commission and the agency is bracing for a shake-up.
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" And putting aside 22019, Wade said the "demand for someone who can shake up Washington is stronger today than ever.
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It requires the occasional disruption, the willingness to speak out for what is right, to shake up the status quo.
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"It's time to shake up central Pennsylvania," she said when asked about winning in November if she gets passed Tuesday.
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A continuing shake up of its U.S. store network will also to weigh on top-line growth, the company said.
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While new economic releases are expected to shake up sentiment Thursday, politics is also expected to keep investors on edge.
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Preparations for a national leadership shake-up late next year — always a tense process — could amplify those worries, some argue.
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The development was considered a precursor to a major shake-up at Viacom, including the potential firing of Mr. Dauman.
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But this summer is starting off with anything but doldrums when it comes to events that could shake up markets.
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Other observers suggested that Mr. Evans should have done more to shake up the show's format after Mr. Clarkson's departure.
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And given Trump's new tariff policies and trade negotiations, some Republicans are reluctant to further shake up the agriculture industry.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, made last-minute entries into the Democratic field with the potential to shake up the field.
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Haley's tweet last week renewed speculation over a possible shake-up atop the Republican ticket heading into the next election.
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While incumbents are generally favored, a challenger's victory would be a shake-up in both the 11th and 14th Districts.
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Mustard-Shallot Vinaigrette Shake up a bottle of this sunny stuff on Sunday and it will last you the week.
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Republicans want to shake up the IRS after a 2013 scandal in which it allegedly targeted conservative Tea Party groups.
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With the polls tightening, Clinton needs to do something to shake up the race during the debate at Hofstra tonight.
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The disclosure sparked public outcry, government investigations, a sharp drop in the company's share price and a management shake-up.
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IBM's acquisition of Red Hat has the potential to shake up the league tables, in a $1T growing cloud market.
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That was unsustainable from both a societal and financial cost and we were determined to shake up the status quo.
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The decision is set to shake up the Asian market for the fuel in the same way as in Europe.
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" Tlaib's office in a statement last week said she was "elected to shake up Washington, not continue the status quo.
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Although she's received the most media attention, Ocasio-Cortez is not the only progressive candidate to shake up the establishment.
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Opponents of his nomination see it as an effort from Trump to shake up the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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Possible White House staff shake-up Will Trump shake things up again and bring new blood into the White House?
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I'm not surprised by it because I think the Academy has been overdue a shake-up for quite a while.
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Tornado Wallace: I moved to Berlin to shake up my lifestyle and move a little out of my comfort zone.
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The senior management shake up comes as Waha is coping with changes and challenging market conditions in a slowing economy.
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Why it matters: This primary was a perfect example of the progressive left's fight to shake up the Democratic Party.
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However, Alaska is notoriously hard to survey and the last-minute shake-up makes the governor's race even more unpredictable.
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Lawmakers have called for a major shake-up of accounting after the failures of retailer BHS and construction company Carillion.
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Although these changes were teased earlier this week, it's unlikely that most fans were expecting a shake-up this dramatic.
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The cabinet shake-up on Thursday was no exception, as many of those promoted were close associates of Prince Mohammed.
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That the world was ripe for a shake-up has been Donald Trump's singular intuition and constitutes his singular gamble.
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The biggest shake-up involves another face from Atlanta: the resurfacing of former Falcons coach Mike Smith as defensive coordinator.
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Knowing how much money students borrow (and later earn) based on their program could shake up the higher education market.
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But in and of itself, it seems unlikely to shake up the dynamics of a race with two weeks left.
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It's up to the person who's being creative to find ways to emerge and shake up the world of wealth.
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The shake-up means that Mr. Whitaker assumes oversight of the inquiry from Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general.
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Mr. Biden's appearance here in Delaware came as his campaign underwent another shake-up after an initial shuffling last month.
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Wall Street's historic shake-up came as worries grew over the coronavirus' impact on the global economy and corporate profits.
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An expected shake-up of White House staff began on Tuesday with the resignation of Michael Dubke, the communications director.
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He is setting up a "constituent assembly" super body with power to rewrite the constitution and shake up public powers.
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This week's shake-up, though, is among brands far smaller than the iconic drinks for which both companies are named.
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But the shake-up, which included a new minister of public safety and security, did little to please the opposition.
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MI shareholders to call for a "truly independent" board to improve governance, performance and shake up the way Vivendi VIV.
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Ronald Reagan survived Iran-Contra, but disposing of the situation involved identifying fall guys and an internal personnel shake-up.
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Any start-up looking to shake up an industry will inevitably face a regulatory thicket, and Airbnb is no different.
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Ms. Mercer was described by people with knowledge of the events as helping drive the effort toward a shake-up.
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Another bad loss might lead to an internal shake-up and the replacement of the party's contentious leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
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With a record-breaking number of female candidates running for office, many women are clearly determined to shake up Washington.
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"Veep," the cynical political HBO comedy starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, won for a season that followed a presidential shake-up.
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It was the first shake-up of a legal team in the five-defendant conspiracy case since the judge, Col.
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The shake-up comes weeks after Mr. Dowd and Mr. Kasowitz had a face-to-face meeting with Mr. Mueller.
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He returned to the prosecutor general position in 2006 in another shake-up of the law enforcement and intelligence elite.
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There are other indications Trump is interested in a shake-up that could involve shedding and re-arranging his Cabinet.
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As leader of the W.H.O., he would like to shake up "the 9-to-5 culture in Geneva," he said.
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In May, Steven Temares resigned his CEO and board seats as activist investors sought to shake up the troubled retailer.
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New York (CNN Business)When Old Navy stepped onto the scene in 1994, it seemed certain to shake up retailing.
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Moving the seat of government into a new city is certainly a way to shake up the structures of power.
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Mr. Trump asked a country polarized over his personality and tactics to embrace his plan to thoroughly shake up Washington.
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Patreon Assembly is a shake-up of Patreon's previous in-person event called PatreCon, which it ran for three years.
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Amazon and two other American titans are trying to shake up health care by experimenting with their own employees' coverage.
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The directive on scientists who receive grants would come amid a shake-up of the EPA advisory boards under Pruitt.
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Princess Diana will soon arrive to shake up and, in ways, undermine the impenetrable image of the royal family forever.
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As major financial institutions shake up their employee base, more veterans are trickling out of Wall Street and into cryptofunds.
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It's rare that a debate features dramatic moments that shake up the whole race, and this time was no exception.
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Google just went through a shake-up of its own, with Sundar Pichai taking the reins of the whole company.
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But its likely new occupant -- to be revealed on March 17 -- may shake up politics both at home and abroad.
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That cleared the way for a massive CFPB shake-up that is likely to be in line with industry priorities.
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Corallo was the spokesman for Trump's outside lawyers until last summer, when he resigned during another legal team shake-up.
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Mr. Giridharadas said he would like to see philanthropists make gifts instead to organizations that shake up the social order.
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The projected Playoff gets a shake-up this week, with Michigan replacing Ohio State as one of the top four.
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But the shambles itself long predates Trump, and fixing it would require something much bigger than a staff shake-up.
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She's arguing that she will shake up Washington, DC, and is running on Medicare-for-all and other progressive issues.
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There's a larger regional shake-up being led by Method, a team that has started the new season 4-0.
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Confirming a shake-up first reported by Reuters, Airbus said on Thursday the last A380 would be delivered in 2021.
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It needs to be a shake-up, what's happening is not working so far for diversity efforts and other things.
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And the exceptional athlete is hoping to shake up your shoe game with the release of his Reebok JJ I today.
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Standing next to Jordan&aposs King Abdullah II, she made no reference to the crisis that could shake up her coalition.
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When she came back home to Toronto, she says she wanted to shake up the food scene here a little bit.
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The deal continues a shake-up of the engineering services industry, following Jacobs' $3.3 billion purchase of rival CH2M Hill Cos.
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Trump is demanding a shake-up of the WTO, saying it treats the United States unfairly and gives China undue advantages.
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The shake-up followed a pledge to review policies surrounding the use of informants and the use of "no-knock" warrants.
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The shake-up comes several months after it crafted a new three-year plan, aimed at boosting returns and protecting dividends.
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Many see the move as a naked power grab — but Saudi Arabia is also badly in need of the shake-up.
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Republicans want to make sure the Federal Communications Commission doesn't continue with plans to shake up the set-top box market.
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The centrepiece of the Conservative election platform, launched only last Thursday, was a shake-up of social care for the elderly.
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Some major EU financial reforms, like the MiFID II shake-up of securities markets, won't come into effect until January 2018.
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In the case of both Trump and Obama, those included promises to radically shake up how things are done in Washington.
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The move is part of a broader shake-up of Google's global government affairs and policy operations, according to the Journal.
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The government has started to shake up the police force, and plans to create a new unit to tackle organised crime.
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He described a product that would shake up the computing world, a design that would be unlike any computer seen before.
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His departure marked a rare shake-up on Facebook's insular M-team, whose composition had remained largely unchanged for many years.
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With a new locale and plenty of new mechanics to shake up the gameplay, you won't want to miss this ride.
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It's no surprise that Clinton would have difficulty claiming the mantle of an outsider ready to shake up a broken government.
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It was a bit of good news for the company, which has recently experienced a major rebranding and leadership shake-up.
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It wants to shake up the political and electoral systems, and education, to tackle Spain's still-high rate of school dropouts.
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The scandal prompted it to restate past earnings, shake up management and sell a controlling stake to Nissan Motor Co Ltd.
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The more disciplined Trump followed a campaign shake-up last week that brought in veteran pollster Kellyanne Conway as campaign manager.
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By 2022 the government hopes to have fully implemented "universal credit", the biggest shake-up of the welfare system in decades.
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After months of relative stability, the Democratic presidential race could be in the midst of its first major shake-up. Sens.
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Cleveland (CNN)Hillary Clinton said Wednesday Donald Trump's staff shake-up wouldn't do much to alter the course of his campaign.
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"If the braintrust at Disney and Pixar have sought to shake up the 'Cars' universe, they certainly have succeeded," Dergarabedian added.
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Last year, ADNOC reshuffled its leadership, in a major shake-up after the appointment of Sultan Al Jaber as chief executive.
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By now many have heard of Amazon's most audacious attempt to shake up the retail world, the cashless, cashierless Go store.
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It was a bit of good news for the company, which has just experienced a major rebranding and leadership shake-up.
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But with renewed concern over privacy and individual control over one's data, maybe these standings are ready for a shake-up.
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Irfid, who was appointed just three days ago by Somali President Mohamed Farmaajo in a major security shake-up, escaped unharmed.
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And Louis Dreyfus Co announced this week that its CEO and finance chief quit in the French company's latest shake-up.
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There is a serious lesson here for President Donald Trump as he weighs a shake-up of his White House team.
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Michael comes downstairs, and they share a moment of intense eye contact, which seems to shake up both of them, emotionally.
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Matcha Love offers single-serve packets that you can pour into your water bottle, shake up, and drink on the spot.
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The hire, expected to be announced on Monday, is part of a continued shake-up at the drugmaker, the WSJ added.
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Both are disenchanted with traditional parties and hope the vote for a new president on May 303 will shake up France.
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In summer 43, Ms. Mercer helped orchestrate a shake-up that put Mr. Bannon at the head of the Trump campaign.
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While this shake-up could move the investigation forward, precedent does not bode well for those seeking justice on Garner's behalf.
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Washington (CNN)Former Blackwater CEO Erik Prince is publicly touting a proposal to shake up the US military strategy in Afghanistan.
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The lunar eclipse in Capricorn arrives on July 21, bringing a big shake-up to your home, family, and personal life.
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To stay fresh, connected and in touch with the people they represent, a little shake-up is good for a party.
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Lawmakers have said a sector shake up was needed to make auditors more willing to challenge what their clients tell them.
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It built a stake of 9 percent to try to shake up the way Vivendi - which owns 24 percent - runs it.
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The shake-up in fees does not appear to have had a noticeable impact yet on staff numbers in the sector.
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The shake-up, however, did not please the investors, who declined an invitation to participate in the transformation of the board.
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You cannot shake up the world without treating what most people regard as facts of life as "problems to be solved".
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Can Valentin and Barbosa really pick their pitorro out of a crowd, and how does it shake up to the competition?
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He was a prolific musician and performer, but also prolific with ideas about how to shake up moribund approaches to pop.
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They're also a great way to shake up your routine and experience different parts of the country you'd otherwise never see.
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As Hamilton pointed out, F1 really could do with a shake-up of the format to bring its characters to life.
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To say Tillerson's ouster was a surprise move wouldn't be quite right—this shake-up has been rumored for months now.
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New York (CNN Business)The activist investor trying to shake up Campbell Soup just got two important advocates on his side.
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The group announced in June that 2,000 workers would be laid off in a shake-up of its customer care service.
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Improvements to education, more ambitious tax and pension reforms and a shake-up of the judiciary will also have to wait.
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"Fashion allows women to shake up their style, but staying true to their DNA," Armani, 82, told reporters after his show.
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The addition of a third lens also means that Apple will likely shake up the iPhone's design, as recent leaks indicate.
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Despite that unexpected leadership shake-up, senators spoke highly of Gilday's experience and said they expected an easy confirmation for him.
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Aside from the big economic news coming out of the U.K., earnings continues to shake up sentiment in Europe on Thursday.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in October that the board would be open to an executive management shake-up under Scharf.
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As part of a broader shake-up, Mr. Nadella moved Dynamics under Scott Guthrie, one of Microsoft's most respected engineering leaders.
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McLaren announced a management shake-up earlier in April with Zak Brown appointed chief executive with overall responsibility for the team.
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But after a series of foreign policy missteps and a poorly handled staffing shake-up, Carson is now almost an afterthought.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Icahn was aiming to shake up Xerox's top management in this latest fight.
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The Saudi-backed opposition council has said it will boycott the Geneva negotiations if Russia insists on such a shake-up.
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New York (CNN Business)Amid yet another scandal, Facebook is facing calls from investors and critics to shake up its leadership.
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The DealBook column on Tuesday, about a shake-up at Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, misstated an action taken on Monday by Valeant.
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Ru girls have gone on to perform with the likes of Miley Cyrus, appear on SNL, and shake up music charts.
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Randolph "Tex" Alles: The head of the U.S. Secret Service, left in May in a Department of Homeland Security shake-up.
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Some Trump officials say he would be a candidate for chief of staff if the president ever orders a shake-up.
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A desire to shake up received art history is more than admirable today—it's urgent for a future of pluralist values.
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When it announced the management shake-up, Gap offered a glimpse at its third-quarter performance, warning it would be weak.
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But the show has remained competitive with "Today," which suffered its own #MeToo shake-up with the firing of Matt Lauer.
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So she voted for Donald J. Trump, hoping he would shake up Washington and bring back steel, the way he promised.
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MoviePass was a quietly successful small business for six years before it decided to shake up the pricing model in 2017.
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With a shake-up in operations, Elliott believes that AT&T's stock will rise to $60 in less than 2½ years.
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Mr. Trump answered questions about the shake-up on the South Lawn of the White House, before departing on Marine One.
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As fired up as Democrats are to shake up the system, Republicans are perhaps even more fired up to stop them.
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Donald Trump's campaign has fired two high-level aides in what sources told Politico is a "shake-up" in the operation.
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Cabinet shake-up: Facing a cloud of ethics inquiries, Ryan Zinke was forced to resign as interior secretary over the weekend.
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From a monumental Election Day to a shake-up in the Trump administration, it's been a busy week in American politics.
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And the dramatic late arrival of "Amazing Grace" is sure to shake up the race for best documentary at the Oscars.
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VanderWerp is pro-charter school: "I love to see people compete to teach kids and shake up the norm," he says.
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Transit advocates quickly praised Mr. Byford as the right person to shake up a transit agency that is resistant to change.
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Ms. Provost, who had been the agency's deputy chief, became acting chief of the Border Patrol after a management shake-up.
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And David Einhorn faltered in his campaign to shake up the General Motors board and create a new class of shares.
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The company named John Flannery as its new CEO in June succeeding Jeff Immelt in a long-awaited management shake-up.
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