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–v.t.1. to shuffle again: »
It is like forever shuffling and reshuffling a pack of cards (Maclean's).
2. Figurative. to arrange in a new or different way; reorganize completely: »The Premier, who delights in political intricacy, has appointed or reshuffled no fewer than 104 Cabinet ministers (Time).
–n.a complete rearrangement or reorganization; shakeup.–re|shuf´fle|ment, noun.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.