Synonyms
Examples for "shift"
Examples for "shift"
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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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But public health advocates expect that teenagers will simply switch to menthol.
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The government said it wanted to switch to a points-based immigration system.
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The key is for countries to switch to renewable energy, Gore said.
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However, Maier says he is already seeing investment switch to the continent.
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When Facebook flipped the switch on News Feed, however, users were outraged.
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Demand from coal-to-gas switching is up 35 percent from a year ago.
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The document also asked whether the deal would affect barriers to switching.
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Since switching to the NBN, that has no longer been a problem.
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I'm equally sure that I made the right decision in switching classes.
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It's nothing serious, just a way of switching off before supervised study.
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Energy regulator Ofgem is aiming for energy supplier switching within 24 hours.
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DRINK doesn't answer whether switching to zero-calorie drinks would help obese kids.
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Banks like us to think they're open for business for switching mortgages.
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These results raise the interesting possibility of another mechanism for class switching.
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I have an idea, Admiral Geary, he added, switching the subject abruptly.
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Most patients change initial monotherapy through discontinuation, followed by switching and combination.
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If you were on your mobile data connection, try switching to Wi-Fi.
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So those were two good things about switching over to packaging science.
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You may get contrast by switching the application as Harris did in:
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Some farmers are already thinking of switching away from grain this winter.
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The results illuminate the role of NT switching governing experience-dependent social preference.
