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shift in

verb
  1. To introduce or activate a new configuration, algorithm, or processing step into a running system or workflow. (transitive)
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The journey from the eastern urban centers to the western coast takes several days, demanding a profound shift in perspective.
In Praise of Slow Travel, p. 1 · C1
This necessary shift in perspective requires a conscious, deliberate rejection of the maximalist ethos that so thoroughly permeates our contemporary consumer culture.
The Tyranny of Choice, p. 1 · C2
Every choice of adjective, every subtle shift in cadence, bore the unmistakable fingerprint of her own deeply ingrained literary sensibilities.
The Faithful Echo, p. 1 · C2

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