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Meanings of changing positions in English

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Usage of changing positions in English
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People were milling around; some were leaving, some were arriving, some changing positions.
The Land of Painted Caves
2
Remember as they try changing positions before elections end.
News.com.au
3
My effort to analyse the changing positions in whiteness since the 1980s offended these detractors.
The South African
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But as he circled, forcing Ratboy to keep changing positions, he saw the undead falter once.
Thief of lives
5
They were changing positions when the launch, executing another of its erratic evolutions, again swept by.
Blacksheep! Blacksheep!
6
Republicans staked out a series of changing positions as they questioned the effectiveness of the tax cut.
Reuters
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Nathaniel braced, changing positions just a little.
Blood Noir
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Batteries are also rather slow in changing positions and in moving up in support of their infantry units.
America's War for Humanity
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In the meantime the vessels were changing positions, the stranger endeavouring to gain a desirable position for a raking fire.
The Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter / From the Private Jour...
10
Before changing positions, the former wideout had 30 catches for 348 yards and one touchdown.
Reuters
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It was a matter of breathing and of changing positions, she said, and was up to intelligence rather than muscle.
Tish: The Chronicle of Her Escapades and Excursions
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But there was a fluidity about Hibs' movement, with players changing positions at will, which often wrong-footed their rather pedestrian opponents.
The Guardian
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The dozen men downhill on the rocky ridge are changing positions, replaced by a lighter squad, and suddenly everything becomes clear.
Grand junction
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As is often the case the audience drew a sigh of relief, relaxed attention, and made a stir in changing positions.
Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary
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He would have to move just at dusk, changing positions, for he knew they would be sending people in after him.
The devil's heart
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Iran has accused world powers of changing positions in marathon talks in Vienna aimed at resolving the crisis over its nuclear programme.
BBC
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