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Meanings of radical rethink in English

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Usage of radical rethink in English
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Sharing cars, the new car-pooling and a radical rethink of public transport.
Radio NZ
2
It's time for a radical rethink on how we structure primary education.
The Irish Times
3
Without a radical rethink, it is doomed to fail its initial mission.
News.com.au
4
It was time, Jackson mused, for a radical rethink of money.
Wired
5
Fifth, in the post-pandemic environment the delivery of education will need a radical rethink.
Jamaica Observer
6
The Lord Mayor of Dublin today called for a radical rethink of local government reform.
The Irish Times
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There is a need for a radical rethink and I think politicians are not helping.
Radio NZ
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The subjects of metaphysics, theology, and religion appear to be overdue for a radical rethink.
The Irish Times
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Theoreticians will undoubtedly dream up another but it means that a radical rethink will be necessary.
The Guardian
10
Diabetes treatment in Ireland needs a radical rethink to focus on preventing the disease, say experts here.
The Irish Times
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Education is also facing a radical rethink.
News.com.au
12
We need to have a radical rethink.
The Guardian
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The whole system needs a radical rethink - and that is where people like Ida Rademacher come in.
Reuters
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President Michael D Higgins, in widely publicised interventions, called for a radical rethink of the handling of the euro crisis.
The Irish Times
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There's a call for a radical rethink of the way maternity care is delivered, in particular to teenage mothers .
Radio NZ
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The twin demands of overcrowded, gridlocked cities and climate change are inspiring a radical rethink of how we get around.
BBC
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