shake up

To make big changes to something, or to upset someone so much that they feel rattled.

"The new CEO wasted no time in shaking up the management team."

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Iran shake up the gold market

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He will shake up a stagnant

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most recent global event to shake up

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dramatically all of this would shake up

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The first to really shake up this new

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