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Meanings of reorganise into in English

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Usage of reorganise into in English
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This time the sefiroth were reorganised into new configurations: they were no longer to be generalised aspects of God.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
2
Hospital services will be reorganised into networks with along the lines of the reorganisation of the national cancer service.
The Irish Times
3
Management of the BBC's national stations is to be reorganised into two hubs that will share some management and support services.
The Guardian
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Unit container business was given up instead of being reorganised into profitability, and trainloads of containers on offer were turned away.
The Irish Times
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The country's hospitals are to be reorganised into regional groups with the treatment of serious cases removed from smaller hospitals under maj(...)
The Irish Times