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It recalibrated its podcast strategy and laid off employees.

This was recalibrated when the team was rebranded as Alpine in 2021, and a new target to achieve the same aim was set - in 100 races’ time.

From BBC

Both sought to recalibrate their offices’ use of prosecutorial power by declining to charge youths as adults and refraining from seeking the maximum penalty in every case.

I’ve come to see this election as more than just a political contest — it’s an opportunity to recalibrate our democracy.

From Salon

The way you recalibrate Norman’s reactions is interesting.

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