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reconfigure

verb as in set up again

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Since taking power in a coup in 2021, Mali's junta has sought to reconfigure its political and trade relationships with international partners.

From BBC

WWE and UFC owner TKO Group Holdings Inc. on Thursday said it will acquire three businesses from Beverly Hills-based Endeavor Group Holdings, including Professional Bull Riders, in the latest move by mogul Ari Emanuel to reconfigure his sports and entertainment empire.

What Edward has been privately pursuing is a groundbreaking medical procedure that would reconfigure his face and flip the script of his life.

His plays track the myriad ways people reconfigure one another, at work, at home and in the local community.

The proposed update would reconfigure where those warehouses could be built, from an area closer to the freeway to a more discrete location, he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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