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delayering

Stripping-out of management layers from a company. Delayering usually entails stripping-out middle management. Modern technology has made communications within companies more efficient, rendering middle management, whose role was often passing communications along the chain of command, superfluous in many cases. Delayering alters the traditional top-down corporate hierarchical structure, and is often accompanied by a shift in power away from the centre of the organization.



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Adolescents in this study who would have traditionally been characterized simply as "sexually inactive" actually comprised two different groups in terms of behaviors and expectations: delayers and anticipators.
In another study, anticipators were more approving of premarital sex, reported less parental monitoring, were less influenced by parents and perceived more peer sexual behavior than delayers.
``As we begin to delayer this pile of debris, it's possible we'll uncover something that will explain why there was such a big fire.
 
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