In subsequent reshuffles some of these were swapped for technocrats.
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Bustos and Guinn made some internal reshuffles among current staff.
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Italian voters, however, lived quite happily through dozens of government reshuffles.
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Government infighting and reshuffles have contributed to the delays of development projects.
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The unrest comes amid political reshuffles in the Cabinet and several government institutions.
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On the Runway British cabinet reshuffles have nothing on the men's wear world.
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White House reshuffles are usually stage-managed to suggest renewed purpose and vigour.
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AS RESHUFFLES go, Jeremy Corbyn's tweaks to his shadow cabinet were relatively few.
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At the congress, the Party sets broad policy directions and reshuffles top leaders.
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But just when you think it has stacked the deck for one argument, it reshuffles.
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RESHUFFLES The Party will also look ahead to the next congress in 2022 at this plenum.
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The higher status gives Xi greater influence over reshuffles of the top ranks at the gathering.
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That group led CEO-level reshuffles in 2013-15 until Chey returned after a presidential pardon.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The latest carve-up of Germany's energy sector makes more sense than previous reshuffles.
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The appointment follows internal reshuffles at LVMH that included switching menswear designers at sister brand Christian Dior.
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So if there's any reshuffles I think they will probably be more with - not the economic bloc. Definitely.
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The changes in the executive suite at Zynga are strikingly similar to earlier management reshuffles at the company.
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A THAI princess enters the running for prime minister—a development that reshuffles the country's centres of power completely.
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Within hours she had blown up that image with one of the most comprehensive Cabinet reshuffles in living memory.
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Personnel reshuffles at the two firms earlier this year prompted speculation Beijing might be planning something along those lines.
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Only in fashion could reshuffles take place at such breakneck speed — but the Meiers are no strangers to this.
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Held once every five years, it's a meeting where the government lays out its plan, and reshuffles leadership roles.
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Facebook is undergoing one of the biggest executive reshuffles in its history, the company announced internally today, Recode reports.
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Having slyly acclimatized the audience to a naturalistic comedy about the frailty of memory, Albee gleefully reshuffles the cards.
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In recent years, Deutsche Bank has been plagued by failed regulatory tests, ratings downgrades, big fines and management reshuffles.
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Insiders say reshuffles often rest on the assumption that changes create excitement at a brand and can help lift sales.
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Yet this has already begun to change following several cabinet reshuffles, and may improve further as the government settles in.
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In theory it should be relatively easy for Mr Xi to place henchmen in positions of power during the reshuffles.
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He has shaken up the sclerotic body politic of Saudi government, and after several reshuffles, has invigorated and energized it.
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South Koreans are incensed by rumours that Ms Choi swayed policy and orchestrated cabinet reshuffles, exploiting her clout to win favours.
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"Past presidential terms have shown that there has been no tangible benefit from cabinet reshuffles," said Jerome Fourquet of pollster IFOP.
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Ryabkov said that such staff reshuffles in the United States have not led to a normalization in relations in the past.
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Travel ban 3.0 tweaks the details and reshuffles the list of banned countries (removing Sudan and adding Chad, North Korea and Venezuela).
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Reshuffles like the one announced on Tuesday have long been part of Nazarbayev's leadership style, but Satpayev said their effectiveness was questionable.
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Lawmakers often question ministers, leading to cabinet reshuffles or parliament dissolutions to avoid no-confidence votes, including against royals holding ministerial posts.
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The reshuffles delayed by many months the approval of the new model of contracts with foreign companies, called Iranian Petroleum Contracts (IPC).
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The move, which was expected, comes as the bank struggles to deliver sustainable long-term profits after multiple strategy and management reshuffles.
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Each apparently Machiavellian move -- government reshuffles, economic and social promises and now arrests -- has been taken one deliberate step at a time.
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The many peripheral themes intelligently raised — racism, alienation, the futility of creativity — are wiped out as the narrative reshuffles itself and restarts.
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The reason we need an annual influenza vaccine has more to do with how that virus reshuffles its genome than how it mutates.
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The bank has been hit by higher competition, lower market share in investment and commercial banking; different litigation charges and various management reshuffles.
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Shu said ZTE reshuffles management every three years, and the changes to be announced on Tuesday are in line with the company's regular schedule.
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Late last year Morgan Stanley had slashed its valuation by over $5 billion as losses mounted and management reshuffles continued to haunt the company.
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That resulted in a number of management changes and a couple of reshuffles of its product as its leaders looked for the killer app.
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Tunisia's 2011 protest movement also led authorities to take similar actions called for by Bouteflika, including cabinet reshuffles and the release of political prisoners.
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Management reshuffles aren't rare at Alibaba, which prides itself on rotating executives every few months to stay fresh and agile in a competitive environment.
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Some of this depends on what you do, but a lot of it depends on how the game reshuffles its story with each new beginning.
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The German lender has faced billion-dollar fines, higher competition, decreased market share in both commercial and investment banking, as well as different management reshuffles.
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The German lender has faced billion-dollar fines, fierce competition, decreased market share in both commercial and investment banking, as well as several management reshuffles.
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Goldman Sachs reshuffles top team under new CEO Turkish central bank raises interest rates to stem currency crisis Calls grow for international action in Venezuela
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"Cabinet reshuffles and downgrades by ratings agencies have caused further exchange rate volatility, which the consumer ultimately has to absorb," the company said in a statement.
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AS RESHUFFLES go, Jeremy Corbyn's of his shadow cabinet this week was small—certainly a lot smaller than his aides had led the press to expect.
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Those posts are expected to be filled with a new generation of loyalists whom Mr. Kim has already been elevating through purges and reshuffles, analysts said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi is set to replace Taro Kono as foreign minister when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reshuffles his cabinet on Sept.
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And now, as Trump reshuffles his administration yet again, we see the remnants of the B and C teams replaced by members of the D team.
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Park has fired eight presidential secretaries and nominated three new Cabinet members, including the prime minister, but opposition parties described Park's personnel reshuffles as a diversionary tactic.
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SEOUL, May 11 (Reuters) - South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Thursday it plans to make a separate announcement about executive reshuffles at its components businesses.
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There have been several management reshuffles this year at the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), which is based in one of the oldest buildings in the capital.
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It's also been plagued by leadership exits and reshuffles, which have only accelerated since original co-founder Jack Dorsey took the reins as the official CEO last fall.
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It describes a system in which Facebook determines that you are dissatisfied with what it is showing you, and quickly reshuffles the content to tempt you to stay.
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With his new core status, Xi is expected to play a more dominant role in orchestrating next year's reshuffles – a sharp contrast to Hu's position 10 years ago.
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The many corporate reshuffles may be why Karp has finally stepped down, although it's unclear exactly why he's leaving the company or what he plans to do now.
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The upset by South Carolina, an underdog by 24½ points to one of the top teams in the Southeastern Conference, reshuffles the landscape for other national championship contenders.
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But the purge of the cabinet seemed to go further, dispensing even with some longtime supporters of Brexit in one of the most brutal reshuffles in recent memory.
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Deutsche Bank has been plagued by failed regulatory tests, ratings downgrades, big fines and management reshuffles in recent years and posted its first profit in four years in 2018.
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In any other administration, the Secretary of State leaving after a year would be an enormously troubling omen—in the Trump administration it's just one of many cabinet reshuffles.
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However, she cautioned that uncertainty in global markets will persist as the British government reshuffles in the coming months and the U.K.'s potential exit from the European Union proceeds.
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He is absorbed by preparations for crucial meetings due to be held late in 2017 at which sweeping reshuffles of the Politburo and other Communist Party bodies will be announced.
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While Deutsche Bank has been dealing with various issues in recent years — like management reshuffles, merger speculation and DOJ settlements — the bank is a top performer in U.K. salary offerings.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The popular son of former Japanese prime minister Junichiro Koizumi will be named environment minister when incumbent Shinzo Abe reshuffles his cabinet on Wednesday, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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The ascendance of Mr. Muzinich comes as Mr. Trump reshuffles his economic team, most notably replacing Gary D. Cohn with Larry Kudlow as the director of the National Economic Council.
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Over the next few weeks and months, a series of other reshuffles will take place as the party moves people into new party and government positions and as others retire.
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Those concerns will loom over the National Congress of the Communist Party later this year, a gathering held every five years at which major reshuffles of senior leaders can be expected.
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Kim has orchestrated a series of high-profile executions, purgings and personnel reshuffles in what outside analysts say was an attempt to remove potential rivals or show he's an absolute ruler.
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Investors are highly sensitive to cabinet reshuffles in South Africa after Zuma's decision last December to fire two finance ministers in the space of three days sent the rand currency plummeting.
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Oculus has faced a number of internal reshuffles over the past several months as the Facebook-owned virtual reality company has been drawn more firmly into its parent company's org structure.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The popular son of former Japanese prime minister Junichiro Koizumi will be given a cabinet post when incumbent Shinzo Abe reshuffles his cabinet on Wednesday, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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Her third official studio album, "Charli," reshuffles and slightly restrains the ingredients of her dizzying 2017 "Pop 2" (which was billed as a mixtape), with Cook as executive producer and diverse collaborators.
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FRANKFURT, April 6 (Reuters) - German billionaire Dietmar Hopp is preparing to put medical skin patch maker LTS Lohmann on the block as he reshuffles his portfolio, three people close to the matter said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Foreign Minister Taro Kono is being considered for the role of defense minister when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reshuffles his cabinet next week, the country's Sankei Shimbun reported on Sunday.
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Over the last few years, Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest lender, has struggled to convince investors amid litigation charges, higher competition; lower market share in investment and commercial banking, and a number of management reshuffles.
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The overhaul at Dior coincides with reshuffles elsewhere at LVMH, as billionaire boss Bernard Arnault seeks to breathe new life into some labels and lift others to a new level by expanding product lines.
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Deutsche has been the source of much negative publicity in recent years — from settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice, to management reshuffles, weak earnings, constant restructuring, merger speculation and steep stock price falls.
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Karimova-Tillyaeva's departure from public service follows a series of reshuffles made by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev who has removed from his cabinet a number of officials appointed under his predecessor, who died in 2016.
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In the past few years, Deutsche Bank has made headlines for all the wrong reasons — from settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice, to management reshuffles, weak earnings, constant restructuring and steep stock price falls.
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The payoff for A Hundred Thousand Worlds is its fantastic character journey, which pulls everyone from their safe starting point of New York and reshuffles everything by the time they all arrive in Los Angeles.
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Even in normal times, politics runs on ideas more than anything else—if you know where you are going and why you want to get there then you can ride over minor problems like botched reshuffles.
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Asset manger DWS reduced its actively managed position in the steel-to-submarines conglomerate last year, which included the resignation of its former chief executive and chairman, two profit warnings and management reshuffles at some divisions.
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The move, the latest in a string of designer reshuffles at big-name luxury brands, comes a week after Justin O'Shea's departure from Brioni after only months at the helm of the Italian men's wear label.
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The company and other Polish state firms have been going through managerial reshuffles since the conservative Law and Justice Party (PiS) came into power in 2015, ending eight years of more free-market rule by its predecessor.
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In the past few years, Deutsche Bank in particular has made headlines for all the wrong reasons — from settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice, to management reshuffles, weak earnings, constant restructuring and steep stock price falls.
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This comes as Hyundai's heir apparent Euisun Chung tightens his grip and reshuffles top management to revive stalled growth at the automaker - once hailed as a star performer during the global financial crisis about a decade ago.
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Germany's flagship lender has been in the news for all the wrong reasons — from settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice, to management reshuffles, weak earnings, massive fines, constant restructuring, merger speculation and steep stock price falls.
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In the past few years, the bank has made headlines for all the wrong reasons — from settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice, to management reshuffles, weak earnings, constant restructuring, merger speculation and steep stock price falls.
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Kaddour's success could hang on whether potential recruits think he can last in his post in a country where regular reshuffles signal shifts in a secretive elite made up of the ruling party, military, intelligence and tycoons.
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The statement comes in a critical year of leadership reshuffles ahead of the 19th party congress in autumn, in which the new line-up of the next Politburo Standing Committee, the top decision-making body, will be unveiled.
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As part of a cost-cutting process initiated by Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat, divisions like Fiber, smart appliance maker Nest, and the moonshot-oriented X have been hit with executive reshuffles, budget cuts, layoffs, and even shut downs.
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Another local businessman said state procurement tenders at the bodies he works with have largely been put on hold due to uncertainty about new power rankings and future reshuffles, after Tokayev appointed new deputies at most key ministries.
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This follows a torrid 18 month period for the German bank, during which it has faced a litany of litigation battles with U.S. and European authorities, thousands of layoffs, deep cuts to its compensation pool and several management reshuffles.
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While reshuffles at ZTE happen frequently, a high-level change is almost certainly related to the U.S. export restrictions, said Kang Rongping, a director at the Institute for World Chinese Business at the think tank Center for China & Globalization.
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One shadow looms over the new trilogy: Anakin and Padmé's impossible love story echoes through their grandson Ben, whose obsession (at first antagonistic, later mutual) with Rey reshuffles half a dozen facets of the first star-crossed love story.
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Any time that the British prime minister reshuffles his or her cabinet, there are bound to be disappointed ministers — or ex-ministers — turfed out from a job they enjoy in a system that can sometimes prize loyalty over ability.
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China has named top officials for its financial hub of Shanghai and the southern export powerhouse province of Guangdong, in a series of reshuffles as the party moves people into new party and government positions and as others retire.
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Alassaf, 67, had been the last veteran member of cabinet to remain in a key post through a series of government reshuffles after King Salman assumed power last year, including one in May that replaced the long-standing oil minister.
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The cabinet reshuffles in both countries come after a wave of political instability that saw Australia narrowly re-elect Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, and the UK usher in Prime Minister Theresa May, after the sudden departure of David Cameron, her predecessor.
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Founder and public face Chen Feng — a Buddhist with a taste for luxury cars — and the chairman of the board, Wang Jian, own about 15 per cent each after many years of complex asset reshuffles that effectively privatised the firm.
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Now the Rockets have a real shot at knocking out the league's dominant team as it reshuffles its rotation and gives more minutes to players like Kevon Looney and Jonas Jerebko, who are far less battle-tested than the team's stars.
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LDC, one of the world's largest agricultural commodity traders, announced last September the surprise departure of Gonzalo Ramirez Martiarena, along with that of its finance chief, the latest in a series of management reshuffles under controlling shareholder Margarita Louis-Dreyfus.
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Cabinet reshuffles typically only happen every five years, but Tuesday's announcement saw several long-serving cabinet members replaced mid-term, including Second Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Lim Jock Seng, Energy and Industry Minister Yasmin Umar, and Second Finance Minister Rahman Ibrahim.
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As President Trump reshuffles the Department of Homeland Security to make it "tougher," shrinks the asylum process and shifts resources away from ports of entry toward more barren areas, the San Diego County-Tijuana community — and its multibillion dollar economy — is already bracing.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ramzan Kadyrov, head of Russia's Chechnya, said he was ready to die for Vladimir Putin and stand down, if ordered, ahead of a federal presidential election next year which has triggered personnel reshuffles that have put some politicians on edge.
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TOKYO, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co on Tuesday said it will promote its top official in China to the role of company executive vice president, as the Japanese automaker's new chief executive reshuffles his management team ahead of a strategy update on Wednesday.
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The state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA) said that Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud had issued the orders that included reshuffles for the positions of chief of general staff and the commanders of the country's air defense force, land forces and strategic missiles force.
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Over a stalwart blues-rock backbeat, she reshuffles the verses and tinkers enough with the lyrics to make them her own; more important, she investigates every bleak, corrosive line — "All the truth in the world ain't nothing but one big lie," she snarls — to make sure it hits home.
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The Pentagon pushes back on Huawei ban in bid for 'balance' Meanwhile, Huawei late last week sued TechCrunch parent-parent-parent-parent-parent company Verizon (okay, maybe it's only like three levels of corporate bureaucracy between us and them — I've honestly lost track in the reshuffles) over patent infringement.
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But the choice is nonetheless likely to be even more controversial than most of Trump's executive-branch reshuffles have been, for two reasons: Cissna is widely respected among immigration hawks — including some Republican senators — and Cuccinelli is widely despised by many establishment Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY).
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As part of a campaign to emphasize financial sector stability, widely viewed as a measure to ensure a smooth landing for President Xi Jinping before he reshuffles top officials at a party congress in the third quarter, banks and other intermediaries have been under sudden and intense pressure to show relative prudence.
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Read more: Car-bomb fears and stolen prototypes: Inside Facebook's efforts to protect its 80,000 workers around the globe Facebook quietly killed its Building 8 skunkworks unit as it reshuffles its cutting-edge experiments and hardware Leaked Andreessen Horowitz data reveals how much Silicon Valley startup execs really get paid, from CEOs to Sales VPs
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Shi, Tian and Qiu, the only people dropped from ZTE's top management, were also the only member's of the firm's senior executive bench named in the documents released by the U.S. The company reshuffles management every three years, and the changes are in line with the company's regular schedule, a ZTE spokesman told Reuters on Monday.
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Facebook quietly killed its Building 22 skunkworks unit as it reshuffles its cutting-edge experiments and hardware Rob Price has the scoop that Building 210, which was conceived as a Willy Wonka-style magic laboratory for ex-DARPA and -Google legend Regina Dugan to, among other things, let us hear with our skin, has been shut down.
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How the president will recalibrate, if at all, may become clearer in the days and weeks to come as he reshuffles his staff and cabinet and decides whether to force a showdown with the departing Republican Congress over money for his long-promised wall along the southern border, funds he seems unlikely to win once the Democrats formally take the reins in the House in January.
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It also comes at a time of tension with Iran, long an adversary of the US. As President Donald Trump reshuffles his national security and diplomacy team, including firing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and national security adviser H.R. McMaster, experts speculate Trump may be laying the groundwork to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal that the Obama administration negotiated, though Iran's cyber efforts were not part of that deal.
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The Bond films reset every decade, Batman hasn't gone more than three movies with the same Batman, Matt Damon disappeared for one of the Bourne films, the X-Men and Transformers films have had cast reshuffles, Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings started tossing out prequels, and none of Disney's Marvel or Star Wars movies maintain a consistent human presence, with the lead actors being relatively disposable in their ambitions to build a "cinematic universe" for each brand.
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