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This cannot simply be a reshuffling of failed news executives as happened after the Gilligan scandal.
The main political blowback of Dubai's debt crisis is more likely to be a reshuffling of the pecking order within the ruling Maktoum family (particularly those tainted by the crash), rather than some great upheaval.
As Mr. Dexter relinquishes most of his administrative duties (he is to remain as a consultant and a director of opera) there will be a reshuffling of authority among a new managing triumvirate, consisting of Anthony Bliss (executive director), James Levine (music director), and Joan Ingpen (artistic-administration director).
One of the many aspects of the Anthropocene that he believes will leave a permanent mark is a reshuffling of the biosphere.
It's a reshuffling of the colonial arrangement: an abundant resource is sent from richer countries to poorer ones, made into goods, then sent back.
Now, according to two advisers, at Shriver's instigation there was a reshuffling of staff, with the addition of Mike Murphy, a Republican strategist who had managed Jeb Bush's gubernatorial campaign in Florida and Senator John McCain's bid for the Presidency.
But the budget as a whole is well summed up by Chris Sanger, head of tax policy at Ernst & Young: "This is a reshuffling of all the cards in the deck but still leaves all 52 cards in the deck".
There has been a reshuffling of the deck in the last couple of years that has seen Pfizer's relatively cheap mass-market cholesterol lowering drug Lipitor knocked off the top perch after its patent expired.
Much will depend on how the Kremlin now manages state firms and who replaces Mr Sechin and other ministers.A final, if more indirect, sign of political infighting is a reshuffling of some assets (roads, television, energy) into the hands of Mr Putin's friends and acquaintances.
"It's my guess that what we're seeing is a reshuffling of drug discovery out of the really big organizations … and into the smaller companies," Lowe says.
But there was a reshuffling of the pack behind them as Frenchman Thibaut Pinot jumped to third place 29 seconds adrift, with compatriots Jean-Christophe Peraud and Romain Bardet in fourth and fifth respectively.
