This permits the reshuffling of the space without regard for the façade.
Some are already using the reshuffling of political power to their benefit.
Along the way, the reshuffling of power wound up sidelining some of the party's most powerful senior members.
The scraping sound one hears when turning these pages is uncannily reminiscent of the reshuffling of deckchairs on the Titanic.
In the reshuffling of the political parties when national independence was achieved, Ståhlberg joined the National Progressive Party.
It has been the sort of news that autocracies produce: resignations and appointments, the reshuffling of opaque men and often obscure names.
In March, Richard Greenfield, a longtime media industry analyst, called the reshuffling of Cablevision's management ranks "one of the most dramatic and rapid" he had witnessed.
Biologists also believe that the discontinuous structure of genes may be an evolutionary mechanism, permitting the "reshuffling" of exons and thus the synthesis of new proteins.
The reshuffling of the balance sheet will increase Qwest's interest payments next year because debt that pays interest rates from 5.875 percentto7.9percentent is being swapped for notes that pay 13percentto14percentcent.
Poverty, religious fear, loneliness, sexual anxiety including homosexual guilt, distrust of industrialization: they're the symptoms of a psychic havoc wrought by Freud, late Victorianism, urban sprawl, the reshuffling of social classes and so on.
Lauren Ross, who recently resigned as director and chief curator of White Columns, has organized an engaging show about a prevalent tendency in contemporary art: the reshuffling of familiar graphic conventions into pictures that are teasingly illusory yet indecipherably abstract.
