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Discover Ludwig'these shifts' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to a set of changes or variations (e.g. "These shifts in policy have caused some controversy"). It can also be used as a pronoun to refer to something previously mentioned in a sentence (e.g. "The manager suggested we make these shifts in our staffing levels").
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What dictates these shifts?
These shifts have troubling implications.
What do you make of these shifts?
Perry is benefiting from these shifts.
These shifts sent alarm signals to Israel.
And from these shifts others can flow.
These shifts aren't meant to be temporary.
These shifts increase the effect of destabilisation.
Kohan told me that these shifts simply followed the story.
To outsiders, these shifts may be all but invisible.
Sometimes these shifts are simply generational (and probably inexorable).
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