reorganization
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Four key "turning points" divide these phases, marking ages when the brain undergoes meaningful reorganization.
From Science Daily
Nicklaus Cos., founded in 2007 when Nicklaus sold a large stake in his design, equipment manufacturing and licensing businesses, is expected to explore a sale of its business or a reorganization in chapter 11.
Last year, she began a reorganization designed to make the agency more nimble and to improve its communications with the public.
From Washington Times
It is also the result of a dramatic reorganization in the Air National Guard nearly two decades ago that left small, far-flung air bases in need of new responsibilities.
From New York Times
In an interview shortly before his gubernatorial term ended, Apodaca cited the government reorganization and establishment of a statewide kindergarten system as major accomplishments.
From Seattle Times
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