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shake

[sheyk] / ʃeɪk /




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Dunstan said the venue has managed to do more than just shake off its troubled opening, and was getting plaudits from those who perform there.

From BBC

Trust is at rock bottom, and many seem to be of the opinion that systems need to be shaken up if not torn up entirely.

From BBC

Although these quakes occur too far below the surface to cause significant shaking or damage, they offer valuable insight into how earthquakes form.

From Science Daily

"We have the opportunity to shake things up a bit without changing the strategy," he said.

From Barron's

But they’ve shaken up their asset allocation, noting pronounced sector and geographic rotation due to AI disruption worries.

From MarketWatch