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Meanings of major shake in English

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Usage of major shake in English
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New Zealand's 78 local authorities are about to have a major shake-up.
Radio NZ
2
A major shake-up of undergraduate civil engineering in UCD is under way.
The Irish Times
3
In April, HKEX finalised a major shake up of its listing regime.
Reuters
4
The word on the WEF floor is that education needs a major shake-up.
The Guardian
5
But following a series of critical reports the programme is undergoing a major shake-up.
BBC
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That raises the potential for a major shake up of the driver market next year.
Reuters
7
HP added five new directors to its board in a major shake-up just last month.
Reuters
8
Since then, activists have pressed demands for deeper reform, including a major shake-up of the police.
Reuters
9
School zones are set for a major shake-up as part of sweeping education reforms unveiled on Tuesday.
Radio NZ
10
The MeToo movement has forced major shake-ups in management and harassment policy across corporate America.
Reuters
11
Formula One faces a major shake-up after Liberty Media agreed to take control of the cash-generating sport.
Reuters
12
A major shake-up in planning for schools around the State was announced by the Minister for Education today.
The Irish Times
13
Budgeting services are facing an uncertain future, as the government prepares a major shake up of the sector.
Radio NZ
14
Cars: the domestic automobile industry is expected to be hardest hit with a major shake-out predicted under WTO.
The Irish Times
15
There could be a major shake-up in science funding if the findings of a Government-commissioned report are followed.
Radio NZ
16
But in a major shake-up, he sacked intelligence chief Mourad Mwafi and announced other changes in security appointments.
Reuters
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Major shake across language varieties
New Zealand
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Ireland
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United States of America
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