How To Use Rejig In A Sentence
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The vital ingredient of popular appeal was not there despite several bids to rejig the story.
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I thought we had a good system that couldn't be beaten but we had to rejig the company away from stationery and into bespoke printing services.
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Will it cause permanent damage to the sector or is it just rejiggering an out-of-control market?
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Even bindings have been rejiggered: Forget the drill and screwdriver; the latest fittings snap or slide into place, extending ski life and improving energy transfer.
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If I missed a workout due to work or illness, Jim would simply rejigger my scheduled workouts.
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This week's emotionally intense, all or nothing energy inclines people towards radical solutions and massive rejigs rather than compromises or incremental steps.
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The US is in no position to rejigger this because we don't understand anything about the country.
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Voting rights should be rejiggered to make the IMF more representative of the world, and a more attractive forum for Asian nations.
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Then, earlier this month, employee paychecks were delayed after a financial rejiggering and a wave of staff layoffs.
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They are irritated at another rejig of the curriculum and angry at the loss of jobs for those teachers whose subjects have been cut.
Shining moment for maths
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Half their team were delayed when the Selby Toll Bridge jammed, forcing a rejig of their batting order at Burn.
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The glory days of manufacturing in Germany or high-tech silicon-chip makers in the US will not be restored by rejigging currency exchange rates in the dollar's favour, Rogoff said.
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Heck, even the first warp drive ship in Star Trek: First Contact was depicted being launched on a rejigged ICBM just like the Geminis that went up on Titans.
Beam me up Wayne - NASA Watch
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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan's move to rejigger his management team should kill any lingering thoughts that Merrill Lynch could be reborn.
Mother Merrill Staying Put
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He then rejiggered it to echo both the museum's eccentric modernist window and his childhood bedroom.
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We'll have to rejig the shed in order to get the extra chairs in.
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Some would consider that a huge burden to bear, especially if, like the former international defender, they were appointed after the transfer window had shut leaving little scope for even a minor rejig of personnel.
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Without that bounce, AMD would likely fall prey to the summer "rejiggering" that often plagues processor-makers this time of year.
AMD Gets Back-To-School Bounce
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PRIME ministers rejig their cabinets for various reasons: to breathe fresh life into reform efforts, to reward favoured ministers and punish others, to send voters or markets a signal of intent.
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Namely, the act's rejig of debit-card fees, the so-called Volcker rule's prohibition on proprietary trading and changes to derivatives regulation.
The Battle Over Too-Big-to-Fail Continues
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So the next several openings I had I just insisted that if there was a female and a male, that we would lean toward the female because I had to rejigger what I was dealing with in terms of an executive team.
The High Cost of the Gender Gap
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So it's just a matter of rejiggering our fulfillment process and our packing process.
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The government is rejiggering some tax assessment methods.
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In those tearful, tumultuous days following the death of Princess Diana, Bernie Taupin and Elton John rejigged Candle In The Wind (1997) to reflect the nation's grief – although, truth be told, the Fiver was never sure whether the line 'You were the grace that placed itself/Where lives were torn apart' referred to her affairs or something else entirely.
Another humiliating defeat
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It's been a huge amount of work and I'm not quite done with it, but once this massive rejig is done, the rest of the rewrite will flow quite nicely, I hope.
On rewriting ...
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He said: ‘Decisions over Richard and Mark had to be made in order to rejig finances and use them elsewhere but they were the hardest decisions to make.’
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We'll have to rejig the shed in order to get the extra chairs in.
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Last October, Rank announced a US$3 billion rejig to the ownership of Closures Systems International and Reynolds Consumer Products, both of which comprise elements of RHG and which make plastic caps and closures and foil, wraps and bags.
NZ On Screen
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And people will again flock to it all, ready to rejig their social communications agenda, and spend their money on the new phone and all the apps.
Twitter, et al: redistributing the wealth
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A couple of months back it rejigged its support policies, the intent being to split free ‘consumer’ products from paid for business/professional.
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‘You can rejig the brand values to a certain extent, but it's a difficult place to be,’ he said.
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But, indeed, this was a day, a very precious day, considering the time between now and Tuesday, taken up trying to rejigger the staff.
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Let's hope the rejigging of the tournament can recapture the imagination of fans.
The Sun
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The feelings turn out to be mutual, you see about rejiggering the teams.
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Arsenal have now won eight of their past nine matches in all competitions to creep up the Premier League table to the fringe of the European qualification places and to suggest a side hastily rejigged on the eve of the transfer deadline is finally finding its rhythm.
Robin van Persie raises the standard for revitalised Arsenal
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This pattern of mistrust is repeated in company after company as years of loyalty are rewarded with layoff notices and rejiggered pension plans.
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There will be much relief if he can pick up where he left off at Lord'sThe India Tests are followed by more ODIs against the world champions: England will surely have to rejig their team for that series.
Five key concerns for England to ponder ahead of the India series
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With consulting work scarce, rejiggering IT systems to boost performance is likely to remain a permanent feature of the consulting landscape.
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Seems like the only likely source of deposits for all the 1st TARP Banks is the existing deposit base — would this mean a run on existing banks, probably focused on the already dicey ones, or an orderly movement of deposits across the system in a way that would allow an orderly rejiggering of dicey bank balance sheets, with shrinkage on the liability side matching writedowns on the asset side?
Matthew Yglesias » Hidden Advantages
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The evil geniuses* at Wicked Lasers have weaponized a laser for the consumer market by simply (?) rejiggering an unreasonably-powerful blue laser diode from a home theater projector and placing it in a lightsaber casing.
No Way This Can Go Wrong: An Affordable, Real-Life Lightsaber
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NDP again blames party staffer in latest overinflation of MP credentials Public service dedication should keep ex-senator from jail: defence Liberal brass rejigs rules to delay naming Ignatieff's permanent successor Disclaimer
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
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And by "efforts," I mean tinkering and rejiggering their policy towards satire.
Georgetown talk: Pulitzer cartoonist MARK FIORE on the midterms, Meg Whitman & good ol' Mark Twain
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If the Americans have not adopted a 'positive policy' vis-à-vis Pakistan since inception, what else Pakistan has in fact been rattled by the Obama Administration's new plans, to 'rejig' the American policy towards Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the region as a whole.
Asian Tribune
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He assures me it now plays to 95% capacity and hands me a clutch of punters' reviews from the website noticeboard, all absolute raves for the rejig.
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Competition - the original argument for privatisation - has never materialised, and constant rejigging has awarded larger franchises to poorly performing operators.
Times, Sunday Times
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They rejigged their original design drawing.
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What's needed is a cultural make-over and constitutional rejig.
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Ferguson was unlucky with Fletcher's fitness last week, but Giggs and Carrick were unable to make a greater impression on the game than they had managed in Rome two years ago, even in a formation rejigged from 4-3-3 to 4-4-2.
Sir Alex Ferguson needs fresh injection of youth to compete with best | Richard Williams
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Earlier this year it redeemed the high-yield bond, cancelled its American listing, and secured High Court approval for a balance-sheet rejig that cleared the way for it to start paying dividends again.
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The price ceilings were rejigged according to quality.
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Forecasts of defeat have prompted speculation that the LDP will fracture, sparking a rejig of Japan's political landscape.
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I waffled something about 'physically rejigging' the building.
Times, Sunday Times
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Kurt reckons that by not making phones and rejigging the consumer division he could save £1 billion a year.
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You start to see now why the the company put so much time in rejiggering the budget numbers to make them seem like the administration wasn't dipping into Social Security funds.
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Remember how I told you a long, long time ago that the calculation of the Consumer Price Index (most probably in your country) has been constantly rejigged over the years to remain an artificially low figure?
2009 August — Fusion Despatches
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Practical Money Skills for Life, a free personal financial management program run by my employer, Visa Inc., has a handy web-based travel calculator that can help you estimate travel costs and rejigger them to meet your budget needs.
Jason Alderman: Trim Your Vacation Costs
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Banks get a lashing for rejiggering their business models for the Internet Age.
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Then as partisan control of state legislatures possibly shifts in elections over the next few years, more states can jump into the crazed fray, with lines being rejiggered willy-nilly until Census Day 2010.
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However, now the rules have changed, the plans have been rejigged and resubmitted, excluding the woodland.
Times, Sunday Times
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So we rejigged the media specifications to take cost out.
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Silicon Valley firms that fought the change are planning a variety of gimmicks to soften the blow, such as rejiggering the numbers used to estimate the value of options.
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He has never bored of it, messing around apparently endlessly with tyres, rejigging qualification over and over again, fiddling on with aerodynamics and banning everything from launch controls to automatic gearboxes all with the express intention of making the sport more exciting and getting people like myself to chunter: Bloody typical: just when I finally worked out what data downlink telemetry does, they get rid of it.
Introducing Bernie the mogul's next blockbuster: Star Wars F1? | Harry Pearson
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But the real answer lies in a rejig of development planning.
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A government rejig, which saw the finance minister being replaced by Evangelos Venizelos, a man who until recently was Papandreou's greatest political rival, was welcomed with scepticism on Friday.
Greek debt crisis: George Papandreou in emergency talks for more EU money
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The machines are capable of making customized panels, all different, without pausing to rejig.
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I mentioned some pie-in-the-sky future plan for the basement that involved ripping out this and repositioning that and rejiggering this and that, so I could install a large TV.
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When Obama set us all up for environmental disaster by refusing to put the brakes on his country's unprecedented and unmatched emissions of climate-destabilizing gases, we switched over to watch will. i.am's YouTube rejig of the President's "Yes, We Can" speech.
Johann Hari: The Real Reason Obama Has Disappointed and Endangered Us -- and How to Turn it Around
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Before classical music is ever going to take off in digital downloads, the whole classical-recording database - this is a mammoth job, but it's got to be tackled - will have to be rejiggered.
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As Jordan says, the tournament can't afford much more rejigging.
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Will it be a few months while the culture industry regroups its forces and rejiggers its ideas for new ways of exploiting a public hungrier than ever for comforting fantasies?
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By the time you're at election day it's really too late to start rejigging any tactics or resources anyway.
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Its creators say they've made changes based on criticisms they received the first time around, tweaking a few songs, adding some gore and rejigging the set to free up some space on stage.
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Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said in October that rejiggering the bank's balance sheet with Operation Twist would bring longer-term rates down 0.20 percentage points.
Fed Policy Delivers a Tonic for Stocks
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No specific date for the rejig has been fixed yet but it will be sometime this week," the official added.
India Defers Cabinet Reshuffle
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Washington-based tax expert Ken Klies predicts that once Congress acts, the IRS quickly will rejigger the withholding tables so taxpayers recover the earlier higher withholdings.
Bush Tax Cuts' Future Up To Obama
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More evidence that the warming trend stalled a decade ago CONTRARY TO ALL THE SKY IS FALLING MODELS and for which they better hurry up and rejigger.
Matthew Yglesias » Baby, It’s Cold Outside
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Some rejigging has brought down effective corporation tax rate to around 32-33 per cent.
Outlook India
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He must have rejigged the front page and left it to Taoufik to see on the press.
SKORPION'S DEATH
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Admittedly, the fixture list would take some rejigging.
Times, Sunday Times
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Officials considered a range of actions—which included setting numerical targets for inflation and unemployment, rejiggering their holdings of Treasury securities and trying to push already-low short-term interest rates a little closer to zero, all with the purpose of boosting markets and economic growth.
Economy Deeply Divides Fed
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Better roads, rejigged junctions, synchronised traffic lights, computer-assisted control ... nothing seems to speed it up.
Times, Sunday Times
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His point about interconnectedness is lent weight by the fact that, nowadays, his own visitors spring from every corner of the globe; something a couple of minutes standing in the Great Court rejigged by the architect Norman Foster, and now the largest covered public space in Europe makes apparent.
The British Museum's Pilgrimage
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The next stage again involved research, to determine the best way of selling the rejigged brand.
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I scoffed, and not just because he would come at a hefty price tag that would totally blow away the City's contention that this rejiggering is based on REASONS OF ECONOMY -- that is, it should cost less to implement than the current arrangements.
Policing Plainfield: Santiago to replace Santiago?
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This new information has rejiggered some assumptions about the late 1990s’ economy.
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Excessive energy has also been spent in rejiggering the editorial pages - another aspect of the paper that seems to have little to do with its future.
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As I write these words, I know that I could instead, with but the slightest rejiggering of mouse and keys, watch "South Park," juice up with some mixed martial arts on TV, read the latest Oliver Sacks article in the New Yorker, elbow in among my tweeps on Twitter, hurl angry birds on my smartphone, listen to and watch!
Masters of Distraction
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While analysts are projecting a modest profit for 2011 — the airline doesn't offer guidance — American's recovery hinges on leveraging expanded alliances with overseas partners, rejiggering its domestic network and securing new deals with labor and third-party ticket sellers.
AMR Plans for Flat Profits
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It just meant a little inconvenience and rejigging a production line.
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In an uncomfortable authority rejig, in which the waiters and staff from our hotel were now in the same position as we were - if not worse, fearing for their own families - they still continued to prepare a meal for the guests.
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Now all fishing boats are rejigged.
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The runway was brimming with cocooning camel mohair sweaters, balmacaan and chesterfield coats and anuraks rejiggered with just enough newness to keep them fresh.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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Technicians are feverishly rejigging the machine en route.
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But they've been rejiggered over time into orderly crystal patterns linked by superstrong chemical bonds.
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Instead Deschamps now finds himself wondering whether he will have enough fit forwards to deploy his usual 4-3-3 formation and may have to ponder a tactical rejig.
Marseille forced to rejig ahead of Manchester United tie | Paul Doyle
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Max Wigram, W1, Wed to 14 JanSSThe initial attraction here is less the rejigged portrait collection than the elaborate arts and crafts movement splendour of the £17.6m refurbished building itself.
This week's new exhibitions
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Or maybe he can rejig it, to show how evil this pair were, and how they deserved what they got.
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The success of the show came despite organisers having to rejig the siting of dozens of trade stands, after recent rain left the grassland alongside the runway too sodden for them to be set up.
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It didn't say whether or not the rejig would be accompanied by job cuts.
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Re-jig is short for rejigger which according to Merriam-Webster's means to alter or rearrange.
Report: Obama Adviser Calls Hillary A "Monster"
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TV networks undertook a panicky rejig of schedules amid a feeling that the nation's entire moral centre had shifted.
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This will not only convince your superiors, but it will also help you rejigger your thought processes.
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I have to think your day would suck if you stole (sorry, "reworked") ostensibly factual stuff only to find out the supposedly millennium-old secret society at the very heart of your rejiggered story was, as Miller says, "the invention, in the 1950s, of a man ... who had a history of fraud, embezzlement and membership in ultra-conservative, quasi-mystical and virulently anti-Semitic Catholic groups.
Davis Sweet: What, Me Da Vinci?
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Their target of 188 looked challenging but in plummeting temperatures India were overcome with some disdain by a rejigged batting line‑up.
India 187-8, England 188-3 | Second ODI match report
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Le Guen had rejigged his team significantly after two draws with Dundee United and Dunfermline had exposed some early glitches.
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But we are classed as a proper railway and now have to fund this extra money quickly by rejigging the budgets because we cannot operate without insurance.
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Mr. Starr notes that the Weekly Standard was happy to rejigger its online set-up to accommodate the request.
A Maecenas for the Internet Age
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That means that my assistant holds all of my calls and rejiggers my schedule, canceling anything that isn't a priority.
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All the MSFs have just been rejigged and coincidentally we are now with a BCU I used to work on (not that long ago).
Location, location, location. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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The great thing about computers is you can retrieve and reassemble, like rejigging the archive and coming up with new works.
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The main studio has been rejigged to increase its potential audience from some 400 seats to 900.
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Keep work fresh by rejigging schedules or tasks.
The Sun
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Just switch it off and start again doing the same, slightly rejigged thing.
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Did Capello really see Gareth Bale as such a threat that he needed to rejig his formation for a home fixture against a team ranked 117th in the world?
Frank Lampard ran hard at Wales but his England race is almost run | Richard Williams
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Focusing your camera on ‘the real thing’ meant taking something from someone else, and rejigging it for your own purposes.
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A recent rejigging of the rules, however, means shorter-duration cruises are easier to find.
Times, Sunday Times
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But rejigging things at the top can only make so much difference.
Times, Sunday Times
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The latest new wrinkle in ESPN's rejiggered baseball coverage: Orel Hershiser joins Jon Miller and Joe Morgan on its marquee Sunday night games.
Adding Hershiser to Sunday nights among ESPN's baseball changes
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Again, I just want to swallow these acquisitions and kind of rejigger our whole program including the HBP and the single well laterals before I give you an exit rate.
Hess CEO Discusses Q4 2010 Earnings Call Transcript - Seeking Alpha
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Although tonight I might well go back over my outline for my last Clone Wars novel and rejigger the chronology.
Gearing up again ...
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Personally, my priorities got rejiggered a few years ago.
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He believes the whole Family Law system needs to be rejigged to encourage more such arrangements.
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And though Sunderland were forced deeper and deeper, there was no space for City behind the rejigged home backline.
Martin O'Neill rejigs Sunderland's backline to stifle Manchester City | David Pleat
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The vital ingredient of popular appeal was not there despite several bids to rejig the story.
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Aside from this one-time piece of creative carrot and stick, the rejig works in the long term too.
