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Meanings of complete overhaul in English

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Usage of complete overhaul in English
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Expecting a complete overhaul in so short a time would be unfair.
The Guardian
2
Don't be afraid to admit that you may need a complete overhaul.
Reuters
3
Congress was unlikely to deliver anything like a complete overhaul, Klein said.
Reuters
4
What we really need is a complete overhaul of the U.S. patent system.
Reuters
5
There has never been a complete overhaul of the capital's bus services before.
The Irish Times
6
In the midst of a complete overhaul, some things slipped through the cracks.
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So yes, there will be change but not a complete overhaul of the team.
The Guardian
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Therefore, we have embarked on a complete overhaul of dictyBase.
Pubmed
9
Would it be possible to give my skin a complete overhaul in eight weeks?
News.com.au
10
But it stopped short of making hard and fast commitments on a complete overhaul.
Radio NZ
11
But building more robust blockchains requires a more complete overhaul.
Wired
12
The way that benefits are paid in the UK is currently undergoing a complete overhaul.
BBC
13
A complete overhaul of the health system is necessary.
The Irish Times
14
The Seshego police station has collapsed and needs a complete overhaul and change of leadership.
The South African
15
It was taken over by the Ministry of Police, whose commissioner promised a complete overhaul.
Radio NZ
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Photo: 123RF Some in the industry are calling for a complete overhaul for the CAA.
Radio NZ
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