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This shift constitutes a present challenge to the entire National Health Service.
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The balance wheel turns; the tides change; the sands of occasion shift.
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There is a night shift, so several days a week, I'm free.
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In recent years, however, Falls Church had undergone a dramatic ethnic shift.
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He said many countries were already taking steps to combat climate shift.
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Once it had tasted power, the army proved almost impossible to dislodge.
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Averan had given Gaborn the weapons he needed to dislodge the reavers.
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We don't purport to attempt to dislodge the large international engineering firms.
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It will be a mammoth task to dislodge Labour and Ms Ardern.
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The next day the Germans counterattacked, but failed to dislodge the French.
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When your brake hand nears the device, you'll need to reposition it.
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They must either reposition their operations here or face an uncertain future.
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Now Antoniewicz could reposition to get a one-armed grip under the arms.
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A lot of traders had to reposition both their portfolios and strategies.
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Quickly, I reposition myself, scooting to the side and extending my legs.
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We must reposition research and development so that it is research for development.
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Both men were forced to reposition their footing, rocking the boat.
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TiVo has tried to reposition itself to appeal to cost-conscious consumers.
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They stopped briefly at midday to rest the horses and reposition the carcasses.
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He then struggles to reposition the weapon and it goes off.
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Before long I felt desperate to stretch, or at least reposition.
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She activated the thrusters and tapped a joystick to manually reposition the ship.
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It could launch, repair or reposition U.S. satellites in low orbit.
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If some of it got knocked around, we'll just reposition it.
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Now, shareholders could face more weeks of uncertainty as the exchanges reposition themselves.
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A quick search leads to tips on how to remove or reposition negative information.
