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名詞

repartitioning (複数形 repartitionings)

1. Division into new or different partitions.
   • 2004, Rosa Luxemburg, ‎Peter Hudis, ‎Kevin B. Anderson, The Rosa Luxemburg Reader (page 97)

     Concerning the frequency of repartitionings, there was great diversity. In a single province, for example, Saratov, nearly half of the 278 researched village communities in 1877 undertook a reallotment each year […]

   • 2019, Marc Mulholland, "Line of Troubles", Literary Review, March:

     It is notable that the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, which formally superseded the 1920 Government of Ireland Act, contains no provision for any future repartitioning of the island.