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Rock the Boat

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Rock the Boat
Informal; to change the way things are done, especially in a sudden or abrupt way. For example, a new manager may rock the boat by dramatically changing a company's production process. Rocking the boat is sometimes successful, though it is often difficult.
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But I made it clear to the chairman that I in no way want to rock the boat and that if a suitable offer doesn't come in for me, I'll be more than happy to knuckle down, fight for my place and try and get this club back in the top flight.
Jonno: I won't rock the boat; Albion skipper clears the air with ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
MAY I rock the boat somewhat regarding the film The Boat That Rocked?
Rocking the boat; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Employees who rock the boat could be your best asset and your greatest ally in building a better future for your company.
Rock the boat by Mann, Wendy / Rural Telecommunications
 
 
 
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