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Meanings of rearrange the furniture in English

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Usage of rearrange the furniture in English
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The time has come for Cyril Ramaphosa to rearrange the furniture once more.
The South African
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I rearrange the furniture.
News.com.au
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He lived in them, left them, and returned decades or centuries later without touching the contents other than to slightly rearrange the furniture.
The Book of Life
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She reportedly moved out claiming ghosts had taken to rearranging the furniture.
The Guardian
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The room below my head lurches disturbingly as Pinky rearranges the furniture.
The Jennifer Morgue
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Only Vera Lebedeff remained hurriedly rearranging the furniture in the rooms.
The Idiot
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Walking into the suite, I find him rearranging the furniture.
The Guardian
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They spent the rest of the afternoon unpacking, arranging and rearranging the furniture and pictures.
The Plastic Age
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Mary cleaned the dollhouse periodically and, with a pang of guilty pleasure, rearranged the furniture.
Flesh and blood
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He'd rearranged the furniture and was sitting in a chair under Christine's shelf of dolls.
Down river
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We're always walking around things to get new views of them-we'realways rearranging the furniture.
Sanctuary
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Rearrange the furniture with your stupid telekinesis- Idon'tcare.
The darkness before the dawn
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Packaged food is a "business that rearranges the furniture a lot," said Campbell's Morrison.
Reuters
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Vandover could hear him moving about, sweeping up, rearranging the furniture, making up the bed again.
Vandover and the Brute
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Afterwards I still didn't have Internet access, so I rearranged the furniture to freak out my dad.
Nightlight
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Perhaps she'd tidied it, or rearranged the furniture -as far as anyone could in the tiny area.
Carte Blanche
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