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Rotating Infield Harrelson's radical reshuffling of the infield, a reshuffling that required moving Gregg Jefferies from second base to third, Keith Miller from center field to second and maintaining Howard Johnson at shortstop, was derailed early.

BEIJING, Aug. 30 — The Chinese government replaced its finance minister on Thursday and appointed four other ministers in a reshuffling that foreshadows bigger personnel changes on the horizon as the Communist Party prepares for a pivotal political gathering in October.

Her decision two years ago to forgo reelection led to a reshuffling that eventually left vacant a state Assembly seat in Los Angeles.

The radio was returned when the controversy that arose led to a personnel reshuffling that included the reassignment of a high ranking Hispanic city employee.

And it comes just one week after a government reshuffling that brought back figures of the Ben Ali era and close to the President's circle.

The defeat prompted a cabinet reshuffling that included the resignation of the interior minister, Fernando Londoño, last week and the defense minister, Marta Lucía Ramírez, this past Sunday.

Vice President Carlos Alvarez of Argentina resigned yesterday to protest a cabinet reshuffling that left two officials in place who have been implicated in the possible bribing of senators to pass a new labor code.

The bone is not a static but a dynamic structure, constantly reshuffling, that may suffer fractures due to trauma, despite their particular hardness and strength.

The Financial Times says it was "accident-strewn" and for The Times, it was a "shambolic" reshuffle that laid bare Mrs May's lack of authority and revived questions over the competence of her administration.

You name me a reshuffle that ever made a difference to a government, actually".

That trade was the result of a reshuffle that brought in Robbie Rogers in mid-season.