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That would require a huge and unlikely shake-up in school education in the rich world.

Shawn: The new manager has made some drastic changes. There's been a shake-up.

In its current guise, the great market shake-up may in fact do little to spark new capacity.

The only thing that will save the company is a thorough shake-up of the way it is run.

It called for a shake-up of rules governing university admissions amid fears that institutions are being encouraged to favour working-class students from poor-performing state schools.

The shake-up would involve ending the arbitrary system which expects pupils to reach academic levels by the end of a "key stage" at school.

The world of hedge funds might be very close to a big shake-up and, perversely, New York could be one of the winners.

Yannis Stournaras, director-general of IOBE, an economic think-tank in Athens, calls the shake-up of the monopolies a qualified success.

Lou Gerstner's culture shake-up must have been more than temporary, for once again we see IBM, as big and as old as it gets in it, leading from the front.

Fears over safety and pollution have led to plans for a shake-up of manganese mining in southwest China, sparking complaints from the industry. Yu Hua reports from Chongqing.

After an office shake-up, Elizabeth Burg, a project coordinator for Visa U.S.A. in Foster City., Calif., staged a regatta to help employees learn how to work together in a new environment.

Regulators did not push for the ouster of any chief executives, or demand any specific board shake-ups.