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The phrase "a shuffle of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a disorganized or random arrangement of items or people, often implying movement or change.
Example: "After a shuffle of the deck, the cards were dealt to each player."
Alternatives: "a mix of the" or "a rearrangement of the".
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"She wanted a shuffle of the bank's leadership," the bureaucrat said, speaking anonymously for fear of retribution.
Staff will work from premises in Brewers Green, Westminster, as part of Ed Miliband's latest reorganisation, following a shuffle of the party's top officials earlier this year.
Berkeley maintained its place in the top five universities worldwide, though it moved from third place in the 2016 rankings to fifth place this year in a shuffle of the schools in the 3-4-5 slots.
Earlier today, it emerged that the prime minister's controversial press and political adviser, Damian McBride, would move into a "back room" role as part of a shuffle of the 10 Downing Street media unit.
That, in turn, followed a shuffle of the cabinet, which saw the petroleum ministry taken away from Mani Shankar Aiyar, who had been an enthusiastic promoter of closer energy links with Iran.
Even after his dismissal from his post in Chongqing on March 15th, some believed Mr Bo might retain his Politburo seat until a shuffle of the top leadership at the end of the year, or possibly longer.
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Or rather, a shuffling of the deckchairs.
But a shuffling of the schedule to accommodate international breaks, real international breaks, would help.
But after his debate with Jeremy Paxman last night how about a shuffling of the pack?
Separately, Citigroup is likely to announce a shuffling of the bank's structure, the newspaper said.
There has been a shuffling of the talking heads on Sky News Australia for the new year.
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