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• The sudden cancellation caused a severe [morale hit / closure / silver lining] across the London studio.
• Rachel had to [break the news to the team / repurpose / salvage work] during the Monday meeting in New York.
• Hearing about the cancelled app was extremely [demoralizing / bittersweet / reusable research] for the junior designers.
• We tried to [salvage work / pull the plug / repurpose] from the old Figma files in Seattle.
• The user interviews provided valuable [reusable research / morale hit / what might have been] for our next project in Boston.
• The old design system found a [second life / closure / big reveal] in the new fintech startup in Austin.
• The developers decided to [repurpose / break the news to the team / shelve] the old components for the dashboard in Chicago.
• Even after the cancellation, finding a [silver lining / morale hit / sunk investment] helped us move forward in Bristol.
• The designers spent hours discussing [what might have been / change of heart / launch event] over coffee in London.
• Leaving the agency after the pivot felt [bittersweet / demoralizing / cancelled] for the lead product designer in Manchester.
• The final retrospective meeting brought much-needed [closure / second life / go-to-market plan] to the team in Cambridge.

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