You can't just be remaking something just for the sake of remaking it.
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But the president may find that remaking society, using a mix of Islamism, nationalism and nostalgia for a vanished empire is harder than remaking the institutions.
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"I gave them a pass for remaking the movie BUT YOU DO NOT DISGRACE PATRICK BY REMAKING 'She's Like the Wind,'" another person commented about the up-tempo remix.
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Anyone who has been closely watching the Trump administration's strategy for remaking global trade might have reasonably believed at times that it had no strategy for remaking global trade.
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We're rebuilding the judiciary — remaking what that looks like.
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"We are completely remaking our transportation system," the governor said.
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Lowry, 29, responded to the failure by remaking himself physically.
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Neither did an early attempt at remaking the retweet icon.
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REPEAT OH GOD THEY ARE REMAKING PEEP SHOW IN AMERICA.
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What is it about remaking our spaces that's so satisfying?
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The new towers are remaking 22014th Street at ground level.
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Americans. Remaking blacks into citizens threatened to upend the entire
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Rather, it is about the remaking of the modern corporation.
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The Knicks have been busy this summer remaking their roster.
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But soon the band was remaking its songs from within.
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But Assassin's Creed's historical appeal isn't just about remaking buildings.
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Wade helps keep social conservatives fixated on remaking the judiciary.
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And he's trying to spur this remaking on his own.
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The two have long shared a vision for remaking America.
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Economics is only the means to remaking Britain's political soul.
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His alien allegories made the possibility of change—the heart of the future's appeal, especially for adolescents—a matter not of remaking society or piling up technological progress but of revealing, or remaking, yourself.
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America's biggest tech companies are remaking the internet through artificial intelligence.
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Similarly, Tom Cruise is remaking the Brendan Fraser classic The Mummy.
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Will Mr Kern or Mr Kurz succeed in remaking the system?
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Yes, Disney keeps remaking its own cartoons as live-action movies.
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That's remaking our democracy brick by brick and layer by layer.
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What's the point of remaking a beloved comedy classic with women?
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The Wall Street Journal: How Trump is remaking the Republican Party.
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Roosevelt was not the only president who considered remaking the court.
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The past 12 months brought three, all interested in remaking history.
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That's five years spent remaking some very small pieces of paper.
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So why does the movie involve remaking Carrie but with cats?
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Why are we always remaking when instead we can simply make?
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They are making it in America, and America is remaking them.
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As they realize that, their incandescent fury is remaking our politics.
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The remaking of the Fulton Street station in Manhattan was another.
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UNBOUND: Transgender Men and the Remaking of Identity, by Arlene Stein.
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But activist investors and technological change are remaking the executive suite.
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In India, too, Uber saw a transportation sector ripe for remaking.
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It's just that his grand ambitions involve remaking the entire galaxy.
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The protesters are demanding the total remaking of the Iraqi government.
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China's leadership has focused on remaking farming to stop the spread.
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"We're not remaking the 1995 original," the director Rupert Sanders said.
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He asks them to join him in fundamentally remaking our political economy.
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It is supposed to be a comprehensive remaking of American health care.
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Instead, some in Washington wanted to try remaking Iraq in America's image.
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And so they set about remaking European civilization in their own image.
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The Wall Street Journal: How the president is remaking the Republican Party.
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More common is foreign-language directors remaking their hits for American audiences.
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Property values were at a low, and the potential for remaking the
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On it, Frank Lloyd Wright sketched an idea for remaking Ellis Island.
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Remaking a classic 1993 GameBoy Color game could have gone very poorly.
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And as it unfolds, it is remaking the urban and economic landscape.
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Remaking a well-known property is the equivalent of a pop culture cudgel.
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This is a less visible way that Trump is remaking the federal government.
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Ted Cruz's remaking himself into the reasonable, establishment candidate in the GOP race.
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His acceptance speech will represent his successful takeover and remaking of the party.
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They have to be remaking the system or bringing pharma to its knees.
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Companies have a lot to gain from remaking schools in their own image.
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But Coleman's "beautiful vision" for remaking the exam soon met some harsh realities.
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Remaking our educational system to better serve students can improve those troubling statistics.
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The great Kirby and Lee comics of the 1960s were pivotal in remaking
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Watch our new film 'Filmmaker Jon Favreau Talks About Remaking 'The Jungle Book''
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Drastically remaking American trade has been one of Mr. Trump's defining political promises.
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The history of life on Earth is the history of life remaking Earth.
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Mr. Sanders's core supporters are intent on remaking it from the ground up.
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She is the author of Trading Barriers: Immigration and the Remaking of Globalization.
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Here are some of the most promising free exhibitions currently remaking the cityscape.
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The painter is still blazing trails, remaking artworks for a show at Dia:Beacon.
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The A.K.P. swept into power in national elections, and Erdoğan began remaking Turkey.
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The people who built Etsy dreamed of remaking commerce with their bare hands.
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Trump's presidency didn't bring about the utter remaking — and repositioning — of the media.
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How did you go about remaking this classic title for a modern audience?
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But a building boom is pushing those urban centers westward, radically remaking the landscape.
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Its traffic engineers have spent years remaking streets so that it's impossible to speed.
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Now with Naked, Marlon is remaking the Swedish film Naken (2000) for American audiences.
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Millennials are remaking the world and attitudes around them in so many different ways.
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The brooding is really the key to successfully remaking this particular John Hughes scene.
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These days, eBay's corporate overseers are dedicated to remaking public perceptions of the site.
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Salvadorans are desperate to entrust the task of remaking their country to somebody new.
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Marshall's strategy rested on remaking the judiciary as the last holdout of Federalist power.
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PARK CITY, Utah — Nate Parker's remaking of history was Sundance history in the making.
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""It's the culmination of many years of remaking American into a profitable international carrier.
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POWER AT GROUND ZEROPolitics, Money, and the Remaking of Lower ManhattanBy Lynne B. SagalynIllustrated.
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Remaking a court, ramping up Turkish-Saudi tensions, tearing up church ties in Ukraine.
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Here's what you need to know: • Remaking the U.S. Supreme Court, at a cost.
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And it's just like, I don't like how they're remaking all this classic stuff.
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McConnell has made remaking the federal courts a key part of his Senate legacy.
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Colby is aiming to supercharge an economic revival by remaking the hollowed-out downtown.
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We're remaking the judiciary in a way that actually believes in upholding the Constitution.
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The remaking of the city has also played a role in diluting the language.
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If Uber is serious about remaking its culture, we can watch for concrete action.
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Remaking new mutants after old ones die can't be the status quo of storytelling.
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Heritage published Mandate for Leadership, a thousand-page plan for remaking the executive branch.
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At a 2014 party at the "Breitbart Embassy," Steve Bannon promised a remaking of America At a 2014 party at the "Breitbart Embassy," Steve Bannon promised a remaking of America In September of 2014 I went to Steve Bannon's house for a party.
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The business of remaking and sequelizing is always going to be mostly that: a business.
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Mr. van Beurden says that the BG deal will be a springboard for remaking Shell.
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For some reason, Paul Rudd and Jimmy Fallon are really into remaking old music videos.
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BlackBerry — once known as a smartphone maker — is now remaking itself as a software provider.
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He is the author of "Remaking American Security" and the president of Guardian Six Consulting.
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They say remaking our energy infrastructure would hurt the economy and make electricity too expensive.
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"Now they're remaking 'Ghostbusters' with only women," he said with derision in a recent video.
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But since then, James and Lachlan Murdoch have been remaking the company at breakneck speed.
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While they would vehemently deny it, Trump is remaking the party in his inverse image.
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The anthology was meant to signal a gutting and remaking of the black collective spirit.
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"It will further his agenda of remaking the courts," said one senior White House official.
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However, once we're done remaking the world, you'll have to care about what we think.
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Every year, aspiring actors head to Hollywood in hopes of remaking themselves as movie stars.
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That's why discussions of remaking American health care often raise concerns about threats to innovation.
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They have spent millions remaking the small community and buying up much of its downtown.
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Mr. Arbesfeld has also spent some time remaking movies to give them more uplifting titles.
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Silicon Valley billionaires, like Mark Zuckerberg, above, are remaking America's schools on a vast scale.
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It looks like a generation of artists and comedians remaking the culture in their image.
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I am sure Jason will find it the same, remaking his life in Amy's honor.
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He promised to nationalize rail and energy industries and spend hundreds of billions remaking society.
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The deal is one of several remaking the market for agricultural chemicals, seeds and fertilizers.
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He has spent decades remaking companies after starting an accounting firm in his Detroit apartment.
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Previously in "The China Challenge" - Inside Xi's remaking of the world's largest fighting force: reut.
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The 39-year-old Saulnier isn't just recycling and remaking the genre films from his childhood.
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This is an excerpt from the book "Streampunks: YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media" (HarperBusiness, 2017).
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Banking as we know it is in the midst of its first fundamental remaking in centuries.
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The unions don't want you to succeed because Tesla is remaking the way you make cars.
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Johnson said the administration had been contemplating remaking the management of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Nothing is stopping the powers that be from remaking one of millennials' favorite teen flicks: Clueless.
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Remakes come and go, and remaking a classic like the original Miracle was no small feat.
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So, after brushing up on some of my skills, I set to remaking these artists' images.
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Fox is remaking Rocky Horror with Laverne Cox in the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter.
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" Aggarwal said the changes required are "nothing short of remaking our economy" at a "fundamental level.
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All of that being inside your own head, and remaking your own thoughts from the inside.
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Ja likened himself to the late, great Tupac Shakur (even remaking Pac's powerful "Pain" in 2001).
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Did you take on this project because you were specifically interested in remaking "The Magnificent Seven"?
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She cleans about 13 rooms a day, she said, scooping up wet towels and remaking beds.
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KILLING A KING: The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and the Remaking of Israel, by Dan Ephron.
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We're seeing, in stark relief, the remaking of America's economy — and all its benefits and drawbacks.
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Nonfiction STREAMPUNKS YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media By Robert Kyncl with Maany Peyvan 272 pp.
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Submit photos or video remaking a favorite moment or character from your cultural or racial perspective.
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BREAKING NEWS The Remaking of Journalism and Why It Matters Now By Alan Rusbridger 440 pp.
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They did not shy from the spotlight, remaking themselves into TV stars after Sarah left office.
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INTERNETTING WITH AMANDA HESS How YouTube family vlogs are remaking childhood itself to fit the algorithm.
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Franchises stay vital by remaking themselves for their times, not by pledging allegiance to the past.
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The strains and indignities that come with remaking a life give Niloo's story poignancy and relevance.
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But what about the truly biggest policy item, remaking the American economy to stop carbon emissions?
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I, personally, have about a dozen attempts at remaking it collecting dust in my hard drive.
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It also proves the viability of remaking older films, provided their is some novel spin to provide.
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That means remaking the case for open society, open cultures and a basic commitment to moral pluralism.
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He&aposs remaking alliances in the Middle East and taking the old bargaining chips off the table.
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Both shape the flow of information in profound ways, subtly remaking the economy and society at large.
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Instead of remaking America with bold initiatives, Mr Trump faces a prospect of doing little of anything.
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It looks like Ghostbusters may have started a trend of remaking male-dominated movies with female casts.
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CameraApple focused heavily on remaking the two camera systems in the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
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"There's a script that exists for it now," the director explained of remaking the sci-fi franchise.
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As I highlighted at Google's 20th anniversary event last month, Google is remaking search across the board.
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The question is whether Trump -- or the Republican Party he is remaking in his image -- are listening.
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The new features fall short of remaking Siri into something fundamentally different from what it is today.
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Trump is remaking his cabinet—filling it with hawks and cable news pundits—into his own image.
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Venezuela's "Bolivarian Revolution," as Chavez dubbed his remaking of the country, itself has roots in military rebellion.
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President Trump is remaking his cabinet, moving it closer to the nationalist ideas that animated his campaign.
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He has been holding court with Silicon Valley titans, whose businesses are increasingly aimed at remaking transit.
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Brooks believes in the ground-up remaking of community rather than in top-down government-inspired reform.
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Mr. Cervantes's resignation, she argued, should be only the first step to remaking the attorney general's office.
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The strains and indignities that come with remaking a life are what give "Refuge" poignancy and relevance.
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Ives's mysterious "The Unanswered Question" is also given a remaking that teases out some inner, jazzy stirrings.
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Democratic expectations for the state are rising alongside the new homes and condos remaking its desert landscape.
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Someone told me they're [remaking] Little Shop of Horrors and I was like, 'Oh, can I be down?
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" With Theda Skocpol, she is the co-author of "The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism.
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The alt-right's goals go beyond mere policy, to remaking the very nature of the American state itself.
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But this new data paints a slightly more nuanced picture of their progress in remaking the Democratic Party.
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He was elected to another five-year term in 2006 after remaking himself as a free-market proponent.
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It is one of several deals that are remaking the international market for agricultural chemicals, seeds and fertilisers.
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The agency, which made the ad for $22,000, is remaking the video at no cost to the state.
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It also shows just how successful he has been at remaking ugly political images into something almost heroic.
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That included remaking the announcing teams for the N.F.L., then, as now, the network's most important sports property.
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Yes. The movie is partly making fun of the reboot culture we live in by remaking that movie.
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Next Stop Every tourist to the Balkans has probably heard about the dramatic remaking of Macedonia's capital, Skopje.
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Disney continues remaking its beloved classics for new generations and there's no sign of slowing down anytime soon.
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THE DELUGE: The Great War, America and the Remaking of the Global Order, 1916-1931, by Adam Tooze.
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They're taking the uniform of predominantly non-white, non-affluent people and remaking it for white, affluent customers.
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But the remaking of Milan — and the contestation of it — goes back to a time before the Expo.
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The process of remaking a country with 11 national languages, and a legacy of racial injustice, had begun.
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Four years later, after states began remaking their death penalty systems, the court ruled that executions could resume.
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Winning the presidency would be a personal triumph for Mr. Prabowo and complete the remaking of his image.
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But he is also part of a more recent movement, one that sees contemporary artists remaking religious spaces.
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He is credited with remaking Danahe (DHR)and leading the company to explosive growth between 2001 and 2015.
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This fall brings several shows that are remaking themselves after firing actors who were accused of acting reprehensibly.
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As a result, the CDC is remaking parts of the test kits after some produced inconclusive test results.
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But a hydropower boom, coupled with extreme weather patterns attributed to climate change, is radically remaking the waterway.
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And in so remaking it, he set the template for what would eventually become the global pop norm.
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That remaking, Myers said, is "at the center of every migrant's story," and every child's story as well.
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I wanted Alex on me, inside me, his hands remaking and holding me in at the same time.
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Feature Stephen Bannon and Jeff Sessions, the new attorney general, have long shared a vision for remaking America.
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"This is an important start towards remaking our social safety net to address a changing economy," Warner tweeted.
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In short, it is the most far-reaching remaking of American immigration policy in more than 85033 years.
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Surprisingly, moving on and remaking my life isn't harder because I loved my wife so much, but easier.
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It's also no secret that China's military ambitions, including in cyberwarfare, imply a remaking of the global order.
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She has proposed remaking the company into a women-led venture, with a female-majority board of directors.
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Pansera, 243, is part of a wave of industrious transplants from southern Brazil who are remaking the region.
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The Trump administration has been focused on remaking the federal bureaucracy, triggering a steady outflow of career civil servants.
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But a Microsoft SIM would be another indication of the gradual power shift that's remaking the world of wireless.
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Lynn wrote a position paper in 2015 for booksellers, and Amazon is Khan's case study for remaking antitrust law.
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She was on her way to Los Angeles for the Teen Vogue Summit, the live event she is remaking.
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Retro-bit has been remaking classic consoles for many years now, and their latest is the Super Retro Boy.
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Hollywood is remaking Lord of the Flies, except this time ... wait for it ... the island is full of girls.
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Netflix will be remaking Lear's hit "One Day at a Time," which will be available for streaming in 2017.
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He was too restless, finally, and too engaged as a composer, to devote himself entirely to remaking established institutions.
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"And now they're remaking Ghostbusters with all women," Trump bellowed in a "Trump Vlog" video filmed in early 2015.
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This, too, is an important consideration as we think about remaking the built environment on a sustainable model. Scalability.
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In the process, they were transforming the spaces: rewriting traditional relationship dynamics, reimagining family life and responsibilities, remaking themselves.
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Remaking society in pursuit of an illusion not only fails, it leads swiftly to mass murder and moral ruin.
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His most recent book is Birth Rights and Wrongs: How Medicine and Technology Are Remaking Reproduction and the Law.
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Hollywood truly knows no limits when it comes to remaking classics — even those starring the late, great Robin Williams.
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So this fashion show to me was these women of color descending into the church, almost remaking those scenes.
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Betsy DeVos and Jeff Sessions would still be remaking the Departments of Education and Justice in their own image.
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Remaking NATO might seem like a radical solution, given that Trump will be around only four or eight years.
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Fifty-five years after Kennedy's assassination, America is once again coming undone and remaking itself before our very eyes.
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And they're fundamentally remaking American commerce in the process, with Amazon, Target, Walmart, and Dollar General set to benefit.
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If that's the kind of thing that can be achieved by remaking classic old movies, I'm all for it.
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But the Brexit vote was also a drunken swing at those "others" remaking the image of a lost England.
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But there was one character whose trajectory seemed to be the exception to the feminist revolution remaking this story.
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Within a year, she was running for president and grappling with the anti-Wall Street wave remaking both parties.
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The news that cult-favorite brand Michael Stars is remaking its original tees definitely had us feeling the latter.
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With that, the GOP moves closer to its promise of remaking U.S. tax law under a Republican-led government.
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But this novel evidences a sharp awareness of the forces remaking European life, with Brexit as only one example.
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He studied drawing, hand sewing and draping, ultimately sewing 100 buttonholes and remaking a Balenciaga sheath dress from scratch.
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" Read the cover stories "How the Trump Administration Is Remaking the Courts" and "When the Supreme Court Lurches Right.
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While remaking ESPN and positioning it for a rapidly changing television environment, Pitaro also has to manage outside expectations.
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But Ms. Zabar decided to try again, remaking herself as a dealer of high-end vintage clothes and accessories.
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Instead, he invited the reader along on a journey of self-discovery that would be both revelatory and remaking.
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Just as titans in Silicon Valley were remaking communication and commerce, Bridge founders promised to revolutionize primary-school education.
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Emily Bazelon's lede notes Sessions's "vision" for remaking America, and now we know how he intends to do it.
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They're captains of industry and leaders of society, bent on remaking this nation, whether we like it or not.
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African Leadership University earned this year's number one spot for remaking education for the new era, the magazine said.
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What we're seeing around the world today is a new type of change where industries are radically remaking themselves.
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Desperate to exert control in the absence of effective treatments, I funneled my energies into remaking my office workstation.
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They said this long-anticipated technology will, among other things, improve the artificial intelligence that's already remaking the tech world.
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Big news, Zelda fans: Nintendo is officially remaking The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and holy wow, is it adorable.
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Of course, it's a feminism that means more than a focus on women; it is underlined as remaking men. 6.
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Restoring and remaking the house with Mr. Deaver, Ms. Malina said, may have been the couple's most rewarding project yet.
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Three years ago, Capcom said it was remaking Resident Evil 2, but we haven't seen much of it since then.
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However, the company has closed the last of those locations and is remaking itself as a provider of technology services.
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That would be a fundamental remaking of a program that currently insures nearly 20000 million seniors and people with disabilities.
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Republicans were no longer seeking to sell their massive planned remaking of the American health care system to the public.
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Private equity is remaking the retail environment, causing even successful companies like Toys 'R' Us to go out of business.
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It signaled a remaking of not just the Republican party but of how we conceive of -- and analyze -- American politics.
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Its evolution toward swing state status is part of the remaking of the American political map amid major demographics changes.
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But nearly two years since Iraq declared victory over the Islamic State, the capital has been quietly remaking its image.
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The couple soon got to work remaking the property, hiring contractors for a $6.5 million project to extensively renovate it.
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The People's Republic of China has successfully defied the international order and is relentlessly remaking it in its own mold.
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And he hasn't just continued to govern the way he campaigned — he is largely remaking his party in his image.
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What Kate models is thus not subservience to a man but a remaking of love through humility instead of humiliation.
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Several artists who have solo projects on view negotiate the former post office's space by remaking it as their own.
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Finally, last Friday, Ms. Philo announced she was leaving Céline, a house she reinvigorated, remaking it in her own image.
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Mr. Cox retreated to New York, opening an office and remaking his life with Konstantin Kakanias, an illustrator and artistt.
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Ultimately, they fail to answer the question they set out: Was Trump an aberration or a remaking of American politics?
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If you are set on remaking a Clint Eastwood movie, then "The Beguiled" is a pretty weird one to choose.
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Put it this way: Remaking the U.S. economy in the image of Trump University isn't exactly making America great again.
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The cost of replacing the Minuteman missiles and remaking the command-and-control system is estimated at roughly $100 billion.
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Sanders' policy agenda reasonably scares the Democratic establishment, which isn't in this fight for a revolutionary remaking of the economy.
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Journalists and policy makers veered between bitter demonization of the country and Messianic fantasies about remaking it in America's image.
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Biden is not running on remaking the American economy or, at long last, ensuring that every American has health care.
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Remaking the brand in her own image, one that catered to the female gaze, she stripped away fuss and frippery.
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In a world where restrictions on women's agency could be severe they were remaking the social landscape in critical ways.
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These groups are still waiting to see whether the Trump administration fulfills its most ambitious plans for remaking trade policy.
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Scott Pruitt is remaking the EPA's scientific advisory board against staff recommendations, scientist says Scott Pruitt is remaking the EPA's scientific advisory board against staff recommendations, scientist says Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt rejected the advice of his EPA staff in deciding not to reappoint nine scientists to the agency's Board of Scientific Counselors.
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So when people say to me, 'Why are they remaking Ben-Hur' I say, 'Because we really haven't learned our lesson.
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After all, who in their right mind would consider remaking one of the most iconic films of the last 20 years?
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"I think it's further proof that Trump is remaking the party in his own image," one Senate staffer told BuzzFeed News.
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Donald Trump campaigned on fundamentally remaking the world order, and he's already taken steps in that direction — for better or worse.
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Uber's Chief Brand Officer Bozoma Saint John will be speaking about remaking a brand, something she's been busy with at Uber.
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Most recently, Rebuild of Evangelion, a movie series remaking the show that's written and supervised by Anno, has been coming out.
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China is slowly remaking global rules to its liking in a way that put American businesses and workers at a disadvantage.
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First, it began remaking its animated classics as live-action features; then, in 2009, Disney bought Marvel, for four billion dollars.
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The remaking of the Democratic Party was evident last week with the reaction to the decision to withdraw troops from Syria.
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Though Disney has been on a tear lately, remaking "live-action" versions of its classic movies, nothing compares to the originals.
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So much for my shot at remaking myself in the Motherland—apparently 53 was the wrong year for foreign electoral interference.
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They have also set their sights lower, for now targeting just a few chemicals, not remaking how the world powers cars.
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And there's something about a pattern around gender and power and remaking oneself and the power to control your own image.
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Run a TV network — you'll be under constant assault from the forces that are remaking the media business, in real time.
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The corporate technology giant is remaking itself and investing heavily in new businesses like cloud computing, data analytics and artificial intelligence.
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Remaking the agency, which has unusual authority and independence, has been a priority for Republicans since it was created in 2010.
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Amy Heckerling, who wrote and directed the 1995 teen classic "Clueless," is now remaking that movie as an Off Broadway musical.
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And with President Trump remaking the judiciary in his image, federal court may soon not be such a great option, either.
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Focusing on remaking the power grid and transportation Like the congressional Green New Deal championed by freshman Democratic New York Rep.
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Remaking an old story, the 2018 "A Star Is Born" relies on the old, time-honored solidity of the pop ballad.
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That will put technology companies at the center of the city's current office construction boom, which is rapidly remaking its skyline.
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Remaking one scene from Goodfellas was one thing; making a 3.5-hour movie full of actors of varying ages was another.
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Perhaps it was inevitable that these factions would clash over an issue as sensitive as remaking the American health care system.
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Nearly 10 years after that financial disaster, Reykjavik is remaking itself once again, this time as a health-and-wellness destination.
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But the company has been busy remaking itself into a lifestyle brand, one that could benefit from Coach's broad distribution channels.
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The central nervous system is not at all static; it is constantly remaking itself in response to both opportunity and insult.
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That theme forms the backbone of a vision of remaking America shared by Stephen K. Bannon, the chief White House strategist.
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I didn't intend to be someone who became famous or was known as the one remaking Metroid 2 instead of Nintendo.
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Eddy Cue dropped some hints that Apple is continuing to work on remaking TV, but that it may be a slow process.
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Runtime: 30 minutes Debuts: Sunday, October 16, at 10 pm on USA America has become incredibly fond of remaking Scandinavian crime dramas.
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It resembles the earlier House bill in important ways, remaking Medicaid and decreasing the federal support for people to buy private insurance.
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That China, they hope, might look again at the global order and seek a leading role in it, rather than its remaking.
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Remaking Microsoft, known primarily for its software, into a more device-focused company was a hallmark of previous chief executive Steve Ballmer.
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Both are examples of adaptation, a technological remaking of the built environment that humans undertake after making specific assumptions about the future.
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So as its legal woes continue to mount, Airbnb is looking beyond accommodations, and into remaking itself as a holistic travel site.
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P&G isn't the only one remaking its brands for online orders: British company Garcon Wines has rolled out flat wine bottles.
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San Francisco was then moving past its old class hierarchies, remaking itself not from the top down but from the people up.
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At its best, fandom is a playful, participatory, and dialogic engagement with a work of art—exploring it, remaking it, rewriting it.
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"The idea of remaking a vivid portrait of memories and feelings influenced our creation and was a source of inspiration," notes Anlen.
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Ignore the steep sell-off in stocks — that is an effect, not a cause, of the disruptions remaking the global economic outlook.
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The Great Depression and the remaking of American government during the New Deal left a lasting imprint on a generation of voters.
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I was thinking of James Whale and lavished more coverage than was scheduled and had to be reminded I wasn't remaking Frankenstein.
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But the boldest stroke is his expansion of China's hard power, through his remaking of the PLA, the world's largest fighting force.
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The Shortlist THE WATER WILL COME Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World By Jeff Goodell 340 pp.
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And it looks good for the F.T.C. and Facebook: The regulator looks strong; the tech giant looks accountable, without remaking its business.
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With a presidential run in mind, MacArthur saw the emperor as key to demilitarizing Japan and remaking it as a democratic nation.
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The host has found some ratings momentum lately by remaking "Megyn Kelly Today" into a forum for discussions of workplace sexual misconduct.
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The coronavirus has upended the political world in record time, remaking the terrain on which the 220006 presidential election will be fought.
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There is no means of remaking the world anew for them, but only a shedding of home and belongings — of form itself.
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There, he was spotted by Millard "Mickey" Drexler, the veteran retailer who was then remaking the Gap into a multibillion dollar company.
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The groups are focused on different aspects of remaking the country's political fabric and ending its long and exceptionally bloody civil war.
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"Whipped Cream," his remaking of a 1924 ballet about a boy who overindulges in a pastry shop, is back for one week.
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I'm just not sure today's "Roseanne," half-remaking itself into a new show on the fly, has a handle on it yet.
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Michael Barbaro and the team behind "The Daily" have created a new podcast to keep up with the characters remaking the capital.
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Much has been made about how Mr. Trump has conquered the Republican Party, shrinking, purifying and remaking it in his own image.
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It is a sharp comedy of manners about the nouveau riche of Delhi, refugees who are remaking themselves in a pitiless city.
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Gass, the Kohl's CEO, has taken a proactive approach to remaking the retailer's more than 1,150 stores for the online shopping era.
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He began creating rudimentary cheese in his apartment, and gradually mastered the art by making and remaking new batches and studying techniques.
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At a time when some politicians propose ending capitalism as we know it, Yang's language suggests remaking America in Big Tech's image.
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Tasked with remaking a home in the birthplace of midcentury Italian Modernism, the firm Marcante-Testa stayed true to the space's roots.
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With China, the US has outlined its broad goals, which are a substantial remaking of the Chinese economy, but nothing more precise.
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Sales streak broken Gass, the CEO, has taken a proactive approach to remaking Kohl's more than 1,150 stores for the online shopping era.
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Cabán has sharpened her ideas over seven years defending clients against a system she now hopes to take a part in radically remaking.
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"Disney channel is rebooting Remaking "hocus pocus" good luck finding an actor that can fill the shoes of @BetteMidler," wrote one Twitter user.
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In Ministry of Supply's case, the idea may be seen as remaking the huge sports apparel success of Under Armour for the office.
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Apple Eddy Cue dropped some hints that Apple is continuing to work on remaking TV, but that it may be a slow process.
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So it's fitting that Robert Kyncl, YouTube's head of business, is releasing a new book entitled StreamPunks: YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media.
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MAKERS spotlights five women at the exhilarating forefront of technologies remaking our world, from AI to robotics to telepathy to deep space exploration.
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With Spector's blessing, Night Dive Studios and some of the folks behind Fallout: New Vegas are remaking the original with the Unreal Engine.
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That's a difficult bar to achieve when remaking anything, especially an animated movie that's essentially just being redone using a different animation technique.
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The singer was approached by Colin Cowherd from FS1's "The Herd" about remaking his 2000 classic and obliged ... and it's pretty good!
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Instead they weaponize their wealth, with the aim of creating even more capital and remaking society according to their own, unrepresentative political beliefs.
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Omega, too, vowed to dissolve the boundary between painting and decorative objects, remaking the chairs, bowls, rugs and garments that defined daily life.
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Or, a Capricorn may only realize they're kind of, sort of perfectionists when they see their Cap counterpart making and remaking the bed.
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He put the album on the streaming service Tidal but kept toying with it, adding and changing songs, remaking the artifact in public.
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It chose to spend some of its vast reserves of power on the geopolitical equivalent of luxury items; the remaking of other countries.
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With the 51-49 vote, the GOP leaps closer to its promise of dramatically remaking U.S. tax law under a Republican-led government.
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It's a "dream small" plan, though—one that punts on the question of remaking America's institutions, many of which need a substantial overhaul.
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Lynne B. Sagalyn's new book, "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan," lays out some clues I neglected.
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Now Flannery is remaking the GE board, cutting it from 18 to 12 members, and adding three new board members with industry expertise.
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The landmark ruling determined that the federal government cannot restrict independent political expenditures by non-profit organizations, fundamentally remaking America's campaign finance laws.
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In the long-run, it may succeed in remaking Corbyn's party and removing his critics, but so far it has been remarkably ineffective.
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"We didn't plan this actually," she said, remaking on an Instagram shot of the two flipping their hair side-by-side one another.
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Star Trek Into Darkness added insult to injury by all-but-remaking the best and most beloved Trek film, The Wrath of Khan.
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And it's a full-on homage to Blair Witch; it's basically remaking that movie on Snapchat, with this subtext of social media narcissism.
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THE S&P HAS GOTTEN TO BE A TOUGH INDEX AS THEY KEEP REMAKING IT AND PUTTING IN NEW COMPONENTS IN THE INDEX.
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If we are successful in this effort, then we can start the border project of remaking our immigration system for the 21st century.
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We Americans know that history and destiny are inextricably intertwined, and that Providence has given us a new chance for remaking our future.
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A painting suspended in the window, remaking the invitation for Ms. Kaplowitz's last New York solo show, 19 years ago, underscores this point.
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"The strains and indignities that come with remaking a life are what give 'Refuge' poignancy and relevance," Jennifer Senior wrote in The Times.
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Upcycling is a highly sustainable practice that encourages the reduction of waste by taking something old and remaking it to be used again.
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Ten years in the making, Potential History, Unlearning Imperialism by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay is a tour de force in remaking radical critical imaginaries.
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The church was leaning hard into the idea that entrepreneurs were the key to remaking Cincinnati, as Tome would explain to Christianity Today.
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She did it by taking work wear tropes (shirtwaists and cargo pants and hoodies) and remaking them in taffeta, the fabric of formality.
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Earlier this year, host Tucker Carlson devoted an entire segment to claims that Soros is "hijacking" our democracy and "remaking" the United States.
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His first book, For Might and Right: The Cold War and the Remaking of American Democracy, is forthcoming from University of Massachusetts Press.
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That theme forms the backbone of a vision of remaking American shared by Mr. Sessions and Stephen Bannon, the chief White House strategist.
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His massive tax cut and remaking of the American court system with conservative judges represent legitimate uses of the power conferred by voters.
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Those tasked with remaking Houston in the wake of the current devastation, will have a thick playbook of error on which to reflect.
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Detroit and Michigan schools The most tangible and controversial example of DeVos' support for school choice is her involvement in remaking Michigan's education system.
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So King George V, the grandfather of Queen Elizabeth ll, set to work remaking the royal family into a more streamlined, more "English" brand.
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This phone isn't remaking the way we think about phones in as grand a manner as the original iPhone, or even the iPhone 4.
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Can they have the coverage and efficiencies of single-payer without the disruption, taxes, and political opposition a wholesale remaking the current system entails?
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He points even beyond the remaking of one party to a new American politics that overcomes denial, rejects bubble thinking and reckons with reality.
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If anyone insists on remaking Barbarella in the next few years, this should be enough to put her in contention for the title role.
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This process started in the mid-1960s, when the GOP began remaking itself as the party of law and order and of traditional values.
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During his commencement speech at Stanford University on Sunday, Cook praised technology's role in "remaking society," but also warned about letting it go unchecked.
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The talks with China are latest in a series of actions since Trump took office in January aimed at remaking U.S. international trade relations.
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But the authors also note that Trump has concrete plans for remaking our healthcare system, including the (eventual) repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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But even the turmoil caused by the Tea Party pales in comparison to what's happening now, with Trump remaking the GOP in his image.
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of Blizzard's dungeon crawler Diablo, and to celebrate, Blizzard is remaking the classic game — inside of Diablo 3.
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He's quite obviously a political conservative, while I'm a liberal who's uncomfortable with liberalism's frequent timidity when it comes to remaking the American polity.
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" People "literally can remake the world right now," Obama also said during his speech, while adding that he believes the world "badly needs remaking.
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The ballet is a beautiful and intelligent remaking of the beloved 1841 classic, and probably — and improbably — the best work Mr. Khan has created.
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Silicon Valley has remade or is in the midst of remaking every industry you can name, so why should the N.B.A. be any different?
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Hooper says President Trump is in an inferior bargaining position with China and has essentially zero chance at remaking the US-China trade relationship.
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Now, he is remaking his image, casting himself in the role of an oncologist administering the right dose of chemotherapy to a cancer patient.
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For Black Mesa, Crowbar Collective took Xen a step further by not just remaking the original but by redeveloping the entire area from scratch.
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It doesn't lack a connection to history, but many of the directly historical works are focused on remaking it, building it anew from remnants.
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So anyone remaking the series in 2019 has to answer, not just what is "The Twilight Zone" 60 years later, but where is it?
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Remaking Potentino's 75 acres as a working agricultural venue was fundamental to the family's vision; self-sufficiency is at the core of their ethos.
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Among them is Jon Worth, a political consultant who has been making (and remaking) flowcharts to map the potential outcomes of the withdrawal process.
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Mr. Sessions and his deputy have been quietly remaking the Justice Department into the agency that is most powerfully carrying out Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Could they, instead, be among the first to understand the proper role of work in life — and end up remaking work for everyone else?
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"The American Dream isn&apost a private club with a cover charge - it&aposs the possibility of remaking your future," the freshman lawmaker tweeted.
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" A subsequent version, he said, was "very broad and playful, and that felt quite young," as if they were "just remaking the earlier films.
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We took a stab at remaking "The Invisible Man" by taking quick shots of an empty pair of shoes walking around our living room.
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The unexamined life was once a source of joy, but now un-joys us in the remaking —because our methods were suspect and extreme.
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His version of the Green New Deal, the plan to address climate change by remaking the American economy, is estimated to cost $16.4 trillion.
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He points even beyond the remaking of one party to a new American politics that overcomes denial, rejects bubble thinking, and reckons with reality.
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The idea had been floating around for a few years now, and really, it's hard to get excited about remaking such a perfect film.
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Garcia governed as a nationalist from 1985 to 1990 before remaking himself as a free-market proponent and winning another five-year term in 2006.
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Remaking horror classics is a tried-and-true tradition, but it's still a little mystifying why anyone felt 1977's Suspiria was a good candidate.
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We've grown up breaking and remaking the rules — gone are the days when hitting 50, 60, 70, or beyond meant conforming to a ubiquitous look.
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Not only was he remaking one of Disney's most classic tales, but he wanted honor the original film while still giving it a new feel.
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Just take a look at how he does it: Behind the scene: Remaking Star Wars - The Last Jedi with 1984 hardware & software #starwars #appleIIc pic.twitter.
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Changing this narrative, Evans argues, is essential to remaking the tech world to include both a more diverse workforce and a more diverse end product.
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Oracle has, for most of the last decade, bought cloud companies and spent big on remaking its engineering and sales staff for the cloud world.
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Most contemporary recording contracts have provisions prohibiting the artist from remaking the contracted period for a number of years after the expiration of a contract.
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Why it matters: "Given China's size and technological sophistication, Beijing has a good chance of succeeding — thereby remaking cyberspace in its own image," Segal warns.
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We can find rescue only by putting our faith in the rescuer Jesus, who is remaking his people and his world into their primeval perfection.
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And so there a million different directions when you're talking about criminal justice reform, reinstating voting rights for felons, or all this kind of remaking.
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Hurricanes, floods, and wildfires aside, climate change is delivering another threat: a remaking of geopolitics that stands to empower some of America's adversaries and rivals.
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First-time 2020 voters will usher in a wave of demographic transformation — a remaking of the American identity that's projected to crest in the 2040s.
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The organization's founding comes at a time when Mr. Trump and his Republican allies in the Senate are intently focused on remaking the federal courts.
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The country is remaking itself again; the shape of its society and economy and its place in the world are very much up for grabs.
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It is never too late, this show believes, to change and grow — remaking itself as a musical is arguably a meta-statement on just that.
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Newfields shift toward remaking itself as a sort of Instagram playground was famously called out as "greatest travesty in the art world" two years ago.
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But the block grants represent an even more basic remaking of Medicaid on his watch, one that would lead to spending cuts and fewer benefits.
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Stéphane Ravier, a National Front senator and a close adviser to Ms. Le Pen, said the party needed to go further in remaking its identity.
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The Harvard Business School graduate is credited with remaking Danaher from a tired manufacturer into a modern company with strong health sciences and technology businesses.
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Rather than remaking the brand in his own image, he constantly referenced Coco Chanel's work, imbuing his collections with a powerful sense of enduring style.
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As I've argued, the fundamental dividing line between the parties has become their contrasting attitudes toward the underlying demographic, cultural and economic changes remaking American society.
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Responding on Twitter to one would-be buyer who suggested remaking the interior to resemble what it looked like on the show, Bass responded in agreement.
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Remaking the Crossroads of the World follows a broader trend by cities around the world to create more pedestrian-friendly spaces that favor people over cars.
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With the Senate remaining under Republican sway by a 52-to-48 margin, he will have a good chance of remaking the courts in his image.
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Like a lot of Silicon Valley companies, Apple wants to play in the remaking of the $3-trillion-plus health-care industry to exploit information technology.
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But its growing popularity is remaking how we work, the tools we use to work, how we communicate at work, and even the hours we work.
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It may seem obvious to point out that the eventual Democratic nominee will first have to defeat Mr Trump before remaking the American health-care system.
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For the past few years, governments have been gradually remaking the airport, transforming the single security check into a system of tiered clearances and background checks.
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What that looks like is acknowledging the artists who have come before them and working towards making new sounds instead of remaking ones that already exist.
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But unless either rockets into the stratosphere, ABC's big project in the 2018-'19 season will be remaking its Thursday night entirely, without somehow hurting Grey's.
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Tommy is less than amused, not only because they start filming late at night, but because Kanta keeps insisting on remaking the rice for the video.
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Republican Ronald Reagan, who ended up remaking American politics by pushing the national debate sharply to the right, struggled during his first few months in office.
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"It's really thinking about remaking and reusing material over and over again," said Xavier de Kestelier, head of design technology and innovation at architecture practice HASSELL.
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"It's really thinking about remaking and reusing material over and over again," said Xavier de Kestelier, head of design technology and innovation at architecture practice HASSELL.
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Ten years later, in 2007, a four-part series of "rebuild" movies launched in theaters, with the aim of remaking and reinventing the TV show's stories.
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Rating On the surface, remaking the 1977 film about an orphan boy and the singing cartoon dragon that takes care of him isn't the smartest idea.
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In the middle of all this looms the biggest reality distortion of all: the remaking of white supremacy and fascism into a legitimate modern political platform.
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The task ahead of the Democratic Party is not just the redefining of certain political terms and debates but the remaking of our country and economy.
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This recent spate of Bollywood films capture the violence and humiliation (and rage) that accompanies an old society remaking itself to fit the mold of another.
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Now, please read Michael Kimmelman's delightful account in The Times about how Danny Meyer and David Rockwell are remaking Union Square Cafe in a new location.
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And it more or less seals defeat for researchers at the University of California Berkeley, who also have claims to invention of the world-remaking technology.
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Dr. Donald Carter, the director of CMU's Remaking Cities Institute, says he's "a believer in technology improving things" and he's proud of Pittsburgh's success thus far.
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But it's obvious that Trump is remaking the GOP in his own image, and that's going to make winning elections a lot easier for his enemies.
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According to Lynne B. Sagalyn's "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money, and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan," current "approved costs" for rebuilding run to $22007 billion.
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That's why the economy is booming, [the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq] is on the run, we're remaking the judiciary and pushing his agenda through.
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"That second time it was more about using repetition, remaking, and memorialization to think about how I was processing these familiar images and experiences," she said.
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Mr. Vo's process of breaking down and remaking is supersized in "We the People" (2011-2016), an epic sculptural project that helped solidify the artist's reputation.
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Other examples can be found in strategies for remaking public places and plazas, such as for instance the recent developments of Times Square in New York.
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Real change for American workers would mean that entire industries question whether they need to work the way they do — fundamentally remaking how work gets done.
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The current five-member bloc has already started overturning decades-old precedents and remaking the law in ways that align remarkably well with conservative policy preferences.
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WILLIAM H. FREY, WASHINGTON The writer, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, is the author of "Diversity Explosion: How New Racial Demographics Are Remaking America."
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Nonetheless, a new movement, sympathetic to Logue's old dream of massive building even at the price of remaking neighborhoods, has arisen in the past few years.
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So from Theodore Roosevelt's empire-building to Kennedy's "pay any price" and Reagan's shining-city-on-a-hill, America kept recommitting itself to remaking the world.
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"Unmaking the Presidency" situates Trump's tenure in the history of the executive branch, and shows how he is remaking the office itself in his own image.
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Nor is he remaking the wheel with each new dance: Instead, his pieces exude an assuredness and craft honed over half a century of making dances.
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Decades before becoming New York's Pied Piper for nonobjective art, he had established a reputation in Europe for navigating and remaking realism in his own image.
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But by remaking these tragic images as paintings, both artists have given them a monumentality and a hand-wrought physicality that photographs generally do not attain.
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We are who we are," Kyncl said Wednesday on CNBC's "Squawk Alley, " where he was promoting his new book, "Streampunks: YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media.
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Margaret O'Mara's book The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America traces just how our uneasy present deviated from what was promised at the outset.
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While it's tempting to focus on the report's worst-case future scenarios, the IPCC is also showing us how climate change is already remaking our world.
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On a recent episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, Vice News boss Josh Tyrangiel talked about how Vice is remaking the evening news for millennials.
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And by the end of the year it'll be on sale in the US—but not before software engineers here get a crack at remaking its soul.
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You can read VICE News' insider report about a 2014 party at the "Breitbart Embassy," which the three attended, and where Bannon promised a remaking of America.
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That could lead to economic chaos and expose her to a challenge from Mr Osborne, who is remaking himself as the backbench standard-bearer for liberal Toryism.
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The Economist: Here at the Economist we have a season called Open Future, which is on remaking the case for classical liberal values for the 21st century.
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The insurgent political movement behind Ocasio-Cortez has something more ambitious in mind: remaking the planet's largest economy in order to save the world from climate change.
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A woman unexpectedly finds herself in love, or what she thinks is love, and sets about remaking herself in the image of her vegan, bicycle-riding girlfriend.
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The company, which is remaking the corporate world with cloud computing, could be betting on a future with less lifetime employment and more freelance and consulting work.
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"Richard Posner" portrays a man who aims self-consciously to be (in his words) a "Promethean intellectual hero," remaking the world of the law by sheer will.
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Remaking the Economy There is one aspect of universal basic income that Nathan Heller didn't touch on in his article (A Critic at Large, July 9th & 16th).
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He would, himself, oscillate like a wave on the topic—rescinding and remaking his case, arguing for such waves and then, after redoing the sums, against them.
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"Man was remaking my Florida with the heaviest of hands!" he wrote in "Travels on the Green Highway" (2017), a memoir of his decades of environmental campaigns.
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And now that he's merely tolerating Abby's initiatives in remaking The Hi-Hat and fighting for streetwalkers, rather than advocating for them, he is losing her respect.
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Some of the prime minister's youngest supporters in Indore, the state's largest city, said the B.J.P. had proven itself capable of remaking India from the ground up.
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Essentially, the film never figures out why it's remaking the television series, whether it wants to make fun of '90s Baywatch or simply replicate it for 2017.
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If all Brussels has to offer is discipline, it is inviting the remaking of Italian politics along lines that are more nationalist and more hostile to Europe.
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OK. Instead of remaking movies that were good and popular and beloved by many, why not remake movies that totally bombed but are full of potential. Right?
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REMAKING RAKHINE Aung San Suu Kyi told an audience in Singapore in August that Myanmar is pursuing "the voluntary, safe and dignified return" of the displaced Rohingya.
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You can think of them as an infrastructure company that's remaking most of commerce in America, either directly or by inspiring competitors to do things like that.
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Their scrutiny could also extend beyond Mr. Trump's legal troubles to include his administration's remaking of federal regulations and other policies that the party has disagreed with.
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Ms. Hendricks thinks it can be a place where start-ups create the next billion-dollar idea, and she is remaking the town to fit her vision.
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Mr. Ross said that his vision for remaking the channel wasn't to flush out the old content and replace it with a full slate of premium series.
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But all the age-old arguments made by the rank and file in the wake of Mueller's remaking of the bureau have come home to roost now.
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Decades before becoming New York's Pied Piper for nonobjective art, Piet Mondrian had established a reputation in Europe for navigating and remaking realism in his own image.
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Yet Uber's quest toward remaking transportation in India, which the company sees as a template for other developing nations, is bound to be long, expensive and complicated.
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Beyond that, critics argue that Mr. de Blasio should take a more urgent approach to remaking schools that continue to fail low-income black and Latino students.
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Even places most closely associated with cars, like Detroit and Los Angeles, are remaking transit networks once ripped out to make way for Fords, Chevys and Chryslers.
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The two conceptions met on nights like this, when fantasies and friendships came together in a hideaway of space and time, remaking each other among fleeting opportunities.
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Senate Republicans just rammed through another sweeping rule change that will allow President Trump to further speed up the remaking of the nation's courts with conservative judges.
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I know all the different forces that are pushing against that but remaking healthcare should be something that takes a long time and a lot of thought.
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At that time, the Archdiocese of New York understood how Puerto Ricans were remaking the church, going from attending small basement Masses to filling the main sanctuary.
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Immigration remade Donald Trump, turning him from a B-list celebrity into a major party presidential nominee, and Trump in turn is remaking the politics of immigration.
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A billionaire and chair of the ABC Supply Company in Beloit, Hendricks has also distinguished herself as a philanthropist, pouring her fortune into remaking her adopted hometown.
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When the History Channel announced it was remaking Roots, the initial response was the same as when any beloved cultural work is remade: Is this really necessary?
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As Yglesias observes, they show that Sanders is "tapping into the exact same emotional current that Obama did" — the desire for a fundamental remaking of American politics.
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Chico's has persuaded some analysts that further improvement is possible after remaking its product lines and store layout to draw more shoppers while continuing to aggressively trim costs.
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Since its remaking, the DGCIM's ranks have swelled – from a few hundred agents early in the Chavez administration to at least 1,500 now, according to former military officials.
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They now face the potential for another remaking of the industry, though the exact changes are unclear because of Republican disagreements over how to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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A more radical possibility, at least in terms of chemistry, than remaking and improving natural compounds is to create enzymes to catalyse chemical reactions nature never carries out.
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And now she's on the cover of Galore magazine, remaking a picture of the iconic Marilyn Monroe and thus representing the new wave of actresses we should know.
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This would create the potential for a bipartisan victory, remaking himself into an independent and breaking through some of the partisan alliances that have thus far held firm.
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Ketamine seemed to pry open the black box of the mind, remaking it as a universe filled with discrete memories and emotions that you could revisit and relive.
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After Trump's unexpected 2016 win, Republicans were bullish at the start his presidency about winning wholesale changes to health care, remaking the tax system and rebuilding America's infrastructure.
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As long as he has this large, growing base Mr Corbyn can face down his MPs and continue remaking the party for as long as it pleases him.
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The point isn't to dismiss a sense of loss outright because the surrounding circumstances are problematic, nor is it to insist on remaking the past into the present.
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Disney, of course, has already unearthed plenty of gold from its vaults, reviving and remaking various family properties, which has included transforming animated classics into live-action extravaganzas.
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Since its remaking, the DGCIM's ranks have swelled — from a few hundred agents early in the Chavez administration to at least 1,500 now, according to former military officials.
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Mitt Romney's loss in 2012, when he received only 27 percent of the Latino vote, caused Republican strategists to talk seriously about remaking the party's relationship with Latinos.
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But in the mid-1990s, a small group of new-generation neoconservatives had busied themselves with remaking the movement, now focused on the Middle East rather than Europe.
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In a remarkable 2017 speech, Orbán defined his project as not merely remaking Hungary but developing a new governing ideology that could challenge liberal democracy across the West.
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The Green New Deal, an assortment of ideas for fighting climate change and remaking the economy, is even more sprawling and amorphous than the For the People Act.
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Given the exhausting struggle to get by amid what feels like an uninterrupted cycle of bombings, riots and corruption, you can't blame these characters for relentlessly remaking themselves.
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Conservative legal advocates fervently hope Mr. Trump sticks with his vow to pick one of those nominees or someone similar to complete a historic remaking of the judiciary.
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Thus Facebook is remaking the old world that was governed by social ties, probably reducing any benefits that may have come with less assortative coupling through online dating.
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He has emerged as a kind of personal venture capitalist to the city's public schools — one intent on remaking a traditional school bureaucracy in Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial image.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has wisely seized on the Seneca Village revival to underscore the need for remaking the lily-white landscape of historical monuments in New York.
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But this radical remaking eventually becomes indistinguishable from erasure, as the narrator realizes, "I was being this slippery person I invented who could disappear in so many ways."
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And yet, even when faced with mountains of scientific evidence that our actions are remaking the fabric of the world, our societal response has been, at best, modest.
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Work requirements in several states were put on hold by federal courts, but Trump is also remaking the federal judiciary and confirming sympathetic judges at a record pace.
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Now they face the potential for another remaking of the industry, though the exact changes are unclear because of Republican disagreements over how to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Their most-cited works, Lasch's "Culture of Narcissism" and Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order," have obvious applications for our culture and politics today.
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It called for no ideological remaking of the Democratic Party, no housecleaning of the establishment, no throwing-out of the bums — or at least not the Democratic ones.
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While they wanted to hear about how to beat Donald Trump — and how Sanders might help them win the House back — he was talking about remaking the country.
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I think this is proof that he's a little shook at what's going on musically, but you don't sharpen your skills but remaking different iterations of the same song.
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And that the reason the album is called "2000," when it comes out when she's 221, is because she spends another two years rewriting and remaking all those songs.
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The first black coach in the history of the C.F.L., he quickly set about remaking the Argonauts' roster, trading for a new quarterback, running back, linemen and defensive backs.
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Longtime fans of the characters are unlikely to be offended, but when it comes to remaking a pop culture classic, is "not terrible" the best we can hope for?
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Mashable Senior Editor Stan Schroeder feels it's a cheap imitation that's nothing like the premium original, but we still think it's kinda neat that they're remaking old feature phones.
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It so fundamentally improves on every single aspect of the classic game that it's both an argument for remaking older titles, and a roadmap for how to do so.
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Completed at the onset of the Trump administration, it is a slender volume that draws upon their decades of research on the making and remaking of American political institutions.
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Simultaneously, Democrats have grown stronger among the groups most comfortable with the changes remaking America in the 21st century: younger, nonwhites, secular and college-educated white voters, especially women.
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The point of remaking Disney's classics: They're not just a cash-grabAcuna: What do you think it is that Disney's striving to do with these reimaginings of its classics?
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Stephen King, when asked about his opinion on remaking Carrie, reacted the same way the rest of us had, and the same way we will when Suspiria 2.0 hits.
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Loosening gun laws, it turned out, was much easier than fixing the fundamentals of a broken economy or remaking the racial politics that criminalized boys and men of color.
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The two sides reached a settlement in August, leading to the dismissal of Mr. Dauman, the appointment of Mr. Dooley as interim chief and the remaking of Viacom's board.
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Fundamentally, if Sanders and his movement want to succeed in remaking the Democratic Party in their image, they can't just drive out every person in a position of power.
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How to Build a Girl has Johanna come to the realization that she can keep rebuilding and remaking herself, working toward becoming the person she truly wants to become.
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Square Feet The Postal Service moved out of its longtime main post office in downtown Chicago in 1997, but ideas for remaking the Art Deco behemoth never gained traction.
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Biscayne Bay — wide, blue, beautiful and stretching between Miami and Miami Beach — is one of the great marine murals, constantly shifting under the sun and clouds, constantly remaking itself.
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Over the last year, she has taken an ax to some of the most cherished parts of the 3,300-page rule book in the name of remaking French capitalism.
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One of the pillars of Mr. Trump's candidacy was his call for remaking the trading system by ripping up existing deals and imposing hefty tariffs to protect American workers.
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One side — essentially the climate purists — has argued for a strategy known as mitigation: remaking energy, agriculture and other sectors to curb carbon emissions and prevent temperatures from rising.
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His merchandise, especially his partnership with Nike, has long been deeply entwined with how fans understood and interacted with him; it was central to the remaking of his image.
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The remaking of capitalism is an important and fragile undertaking, because it is hard to be the nice guy if your competitor is still playing by the old rules.
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Those concerns echo a larger debate over whether the fate of the planet depends on the power of individual actions or on the remaking of policies and societal structures.
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Instead, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, farmed out the remaking of 17 percent of the economy to a small group of senators, all Republican white men.
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To a contemporary eye, Realize Your Desires is still somehow about potential, about learning from the past, and remaking it, whether through memory and preservation, or action and challenge.
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To read Malcolm remaking the profile is both a lesson for readers (I am learning so much!) and a tacit reproach to fellow practitioners (I am wasting my life!).
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Google is remaking itself as an AI company, a virtual assistant company, a classroom-tools company, a VR company, and a gadget maker, but it's still primarily a search company.
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Minnesota is the bleeding edge of how Donald Trump is remaking Midwestern politics — and positioned to be the most competitive battleground state in the US for this year's midterm elections.
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Krasinski has been one of the most successful cast members post-Office, remaking himself as a muscled heartthrob in action-packed dramas like 13 Hours and Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan.
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As the mid-terms indicate, the activists are not in step with most Democratic voters, who appear more focused on opposing Mr Trump than on remaking the health-care system.
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The funding marks an escalation in the air war between private aviation players to become leaders in a new era of consolidation and technological change that is remaking the industry.
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His book, "Startup Rising: The Entrepreneurial Revolution Remaking the Middle East," is the first to document the rise of innovation there, and its new edition includes his experience in Iran.
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His speech tonight was both a preview of his long-term goal of remaking the party and his short-term one of influencing its platform at the Democratic National Convention.
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Kodak is remaking the Super 8... Samsung is really, really eager for you to know about its new smart refrigerator with a ridiculously large touchscreen integrated right into the door.
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Their hope: Republicans can convince voters to look past their own failure by attacking Obamacare's effectiveness and posit that Democrats would go much farther in remaking the nation's health system.
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As Vox's Dara Lind argued in May, Trump's failures in the legislative realm have to be set against his successes in remaking immigration policy by executive fiat, without congressional approval.
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This friend was a political activist who'd been present at many epochal moments of the struggle against apartheid in the 1980s and the remaking of the nation in the 1990s.
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"We did not see ourselves as remaking cinema at the time, at least not in my view," Ms. Karina, now 75, said, speaking in English by phone from Los Angeles.
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A few weeks earlier, just as Chelsea Manning was uploading the last of her disclosures to him, he had assured her that they were remaking the world for the better.
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By remaking it in his image, Trump is ensuring that his worldview circulates in the American civic bloodstream long after he's left the White House, if not also this world.
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That's yet to waver through six check-ins — a stability that, if reflected in supporters nationwide, suggests a political security for a president remaking the GOP in his own image.
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Black Panther: The Album (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) Shrewdly, Kendrick Lamar conceived this not-actually-a-soundtrack as a relief from the burden of remaking himself album to album to album.
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Sanders has taken a much harder line on regulating Wall Street, taxing the rich, rolling back corporate tax cuts and remaking the economy with expensive health care and education plans.
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Nelson Marans, New York RE: HOW THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS REMAKING THE COURTS Jason Zengerle wrote about how the G.O.P. is carrying out a sweeping transformation of the federal judiciary.
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The novel's nameless Latina protagonist is a refugee from this crisis, having migrated on foot and survived the resettlement camps, eventually remaking herself as a writer in New York City.
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Vogue described her voice as "transfixing," likening her to Joni Mitchell and Joan Armatrading, and featured her as a "bold talent remaking fashion," in a feature photographed by Ryan McGinley.
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Since his arrival at Celine in January — where he took over from Phoebe Philo, who announced her departure last year — Slimane has been remaking the house in his own image.
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Remaking Earth on another planet is likely not possible, and experts say the current talk about it perpetuates a problematic idea that we could one day leave Earth's problems behind.
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"[We should] invest in the technology, that has a lot of potential for the remaking of the financial services, and focus on that as opposed to the short-term hype."
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That Mr. Domingo, 78, prolonged his career for a decade by remaking himself into a baritone was, depending on your perspective, a remarkable achievement or an act of self-indulgence.
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So far, this year's crop look to be a mix of classics (Pepsi is remaking its famous 1992 ad featuring Cindy Crawford) and humor — see Bud Light's "dilly dilly" spots.
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They too, will have a major impact, and their confirmations are indicative of how devoted Republicans are to advancing their goals of remaking the federal judiciary — no matter the fallout.
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Nearly a decade ago, Republicans swept into office in state legislatures and in the House of Representatives, and went about remaking American politics — despite a Democrat in the White House.
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Some experts believe that fully remaking the energy delivery system could run into the trillions of dollars; proponents argue that spending trillions now could save much more in damages later.
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In Enter the Machine 1.0 AKA My Desktop, Corriel renders his digital data as a multicolored abstraction, remaking the inorganic data as organic forms like neurons, novas, flora, and so on.
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Clinton embodies the "ethics of responsibility" by arguing that her presidency won't be about remaking the world but trying to preserve and build on the achievements of previous Democrats, including Obama.
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Bollywood is no stranger to remaking popular Hollywood titles: recent revamps include musical versions of Jon Favreau's food comedy Chef and Knight and Day, which starred Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise.
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Trump is committed to remaking Asian trading relationships, including a bilateral deal with Japan (despite resistance from the Japanese.) Another country to watch for trade negotiations (or re-negotiations): South Korea.
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We don't know how the president's game of chicken is going to play out, but the point here isn't about helping Americans sell more overseas, it's about remaking the domestic economy.
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NET and Win32 frameworks wasn't eligible for the store, making it virtually impossible for many popular programs to be available without fundamentally remaking things from scratch specifically for Windows 8 / 10.
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From his rise in New York City real estate in the 1980s to his modern remaking of the Republican Party, Trump may be the most written about man in America today.
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President Trump's accomplishments are undeniable: significant tax relief to spur economic growth, rolling back burdensome regulations to unleash job creators, remaking the federal judiciary to uphold the Constitution, and much more.
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We can get into a debate here about the relative purviews of "remastering" vis-à-vis "remaking," but as it turns out, the game has already made some heavier-handed updates.
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The PAC, which is remaking itself after a dormant period according to two Democrats with knowledge of its activity, had just under $10,000 on hand according to its latest FEC filing.
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"All of this suggests that continuing political, economic and technological modernization, not a radical remaking of society, is the key to both slowing climate change and adapting to it," he wrote.
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In 2012, Yang chose to work with Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, who had dreams of remaking his hometown into a hotbed for entrepreneurship, and make Vegas one of VFA's inaugural cities.
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Galloping automation and digitisation invite a remaking of education systems and should prompt reformers to take on tech giants like Google and Amazon in the name of competition and consumer protection.
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The work also embodies the idea that, no matter where the 90s left society, there was a yearning for safety, security, and ultimately, the remaking of time and place into home.
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" The big picture: A senior Trump administration official told reporters today that the visit signals a "historic remaking of the US-Brazil relationship" and noted that Bolsonaro is "unabashedly pro-American.
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The Minnesota Lynx revamped their offensive philosophy over the off-season with an emphasis on shooting more threes, remaking 2130'2121'' Rebekkah Brunson into a stretch four who can space the floor.
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He would spend the 1988 cycle remaking Bush—picking out flattering shirts for him, drilling him in debate prep, even, Time reported, plucking scraggly hairs from his eyebrows before important interviews.
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And Sanders's path to the nomination remains implausible (though possibly not incredibly so); he still has a much better chance of remaking the Democratic Party than he does of becoming president.
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Online reviews of GreenDesk locations today depict the offices as cheap, poorly run, plagued by high turnover and the din of drillers and diggers remaking the spaces into whatever comes next.
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The Phillies began remaking their roster last season and have gotten strong returns from several young players, with center fielder Odubel Herrera and first baseman Tommy Joseph standing out of late.
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Like the rest of the venture industry, Keidan sees the technology tools that have transformed much of business are now remaking the ease and reach of building direct to consumer brands.
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Fundamentally, if Sanders and his movement want to succeed in remaking the Democratic Party in their image, they can't just drive out every person in a position of power right now.
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Other prints play around with images of vases, remaking historical Greek versions or those painted by Matisse into goofy creations, like a vessel that has the words "Diet 7Up" on it.
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Her 2017 mixtape "Top 5" paid homage to greats like Lil' Kim and Lauryn Hill by remaking their hits, and she regularly voices admiration for her fellow New Yorker Nicki Minaj.
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Some analysts have suggested that Mr. Fields should be bolder in remaking the company by reducing its car lineup further — and possibly getting out of the unprofitable small-car business entirely.
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The Broncos, who missed the playoffs after slipping to 9-7 in 2016, find themselves in the unusual position of remaking their staff less than a year after winning it all.
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Mr. Trump is expected to emphasize the same theme, which forms the backbone of a vision of remaking America shared by Mr. Sessions and Stephen Bannon, the chief White House strategist.
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As the industry comes to grips with its own culpability in the climate crisis, the concept of upcycling — remaking old clothes or re-engineering used fabric — has begun to take hold.
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Over the last couple of years, as he has become increasingly popular, he's been steadily remaking his public image — a product, he said, of being exposed to more of the world.
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Once jailed by the secularist government for reading a religious poem in public, 18 years later AKP's leader Tayyip Erdoğan is now president, and is remaking Turkey in his own vision.
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Many of them are backed by the Justice Democrats, a political action committee that recruits and runs leftist candidates in hopes of remaking the Democratic Party in their image, including Harris'.
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At the premiere in Toronto, Lelio explained that he had a meeting with Moore, and she kept talking about how much she loved Gloria, and asked whether he was considering remaking it.
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So while I love the saki, the saki has good reason not to love me — a human being, a member of the species quickly remaking the globe into a hot, treeless swamp.
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Its focus is not on the specifics of genome-based machine-learning or protein design, though it does both, so much as on developing a broader expertise in the remaking of microbes.
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He can and should keep fighting until June, as Hillary Clinton did in 2008, because his goal, the remaking of the Democratic Party, is not one that's limited to this election cycle.
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Rather than remaking a new socket from scratch every time the wearer loses or gains weight — or even if the socket needs to be repaired — LIM could simply adjust the existing socket.
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He is not writing anything down, and instead works on remaking the sounds of the past and the rural present, focused on crowd and community rather than otherworldly philosophical or religious concerns.
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With Disney currently doubling down on remaking all its animated classics in live-action form, there's a sense that the studio is eating its own tail, with increasingly limited and unsatisfying returns.
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"He can continue to pontificate on his issues while building a farm team and remaking the party," says David McCuan, a professor of American Politics at Sonoma State University in Northern California.
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While it's possible that the remaking of the court could juice Democratic turnout, after underlining the vital nature of elections, it looks likely that things could get even worse for liberals soon.
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Nightdive Studios, a development team known for remaking classic games, announced Friday that its project to remake System Shock is on hiatus as they try to get the project back on track.
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David Sacks, the new C.E.O. of Zenefits, another embattled start-up, has been remaking that firm by firing people, working with investors and making other big moves to alter the company's culture.
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In a remarkable speech in late July, the prime minister defined his project as not merely remaking Hungary but developing a new governing ideology that could challenge liberal democracy across the West.
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No new info's been released since Netflix announced in 2014 they'll be remaking the classic animated kid's series -- but TMZ spoke with one of Ms. Frizzle's students who gave us the scoop.
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There were other limits to the remaking, too: In the final days of the session, disappointed activists asked why bills to decriminalize loitering or limit immigration enforcement at courthouses had not moved.
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The company is currently remaking its unworkable verification system — the blue check mark it awards to some high-profile accounts, an icon whose precise meaning is unclear, but that confers many privileges.
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She's trained in the ways of attracting and keeping a man, too — remaking yourself to be what he wants, finding ways to fulfill all of his desires, no matter what they are.
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The explosion of cable-news coverage, and with it the advent of partisan celebrity and remaking of politics as entertainment, has pretty much guaranteed lucrative post-White House employment for podium alumni.
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IndyCar has spent the last few years remaking itself in an effort to rebuild its fan base, and the move to hybrid cars will now become a crucial part of that shift.
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But Republicans are making it very clear they are willing to push the institutional envelope while exulting in what they have accomplished to date when it comes to remaking the federal judiciary.
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Alfi and many others like him are profiled in Christopher Schroeder's "Startup Rising: The Entrepreneurial Revolution Remaking the Middle East," an intriguing book describing how technology promises to transform the Middle East.
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Ms. Garcia was remaking the staff and was scaling back on lucrative contracts the magazine offered freelance contributors like Ms. Carroll, who had written the Ask E. Jean advice column since 20193.
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Loretta Fahrenholz's hilarious and exhilarating video "Mashes of the Afternoon" (2018) was created from YouTube videos of people remaking Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid's landmark experimental film, "Meshes of the Afternoon" (1943).
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But as the demographics of tech have become incrementally more Midwestern, those regional outposts have also set about remaking the industry in their own likeness—particularly where matters of faith are concerned.
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Louis-Dreyfus has been attached to Downhill from the start, when Fox Searchlight executives approached her and Enough Said producer Anthony Bregman about remaking Force Majeure, which was then a recent release.
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No object she produces is so precious that she restricts herself from abandoning it, letting it decay or get washed away, and remaking it again later to discover new aspects of it.
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And at departments like Treasury, Commerce and Health and Human Services, many senior posts remain vacant even as the agencies have been handed enormous tasks like remaking the nation's health insurance system.
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The more likely culprit is that Disney has been remaking so many of its beloved classics into live-action films that it&aposs easy to lump "The Lion King" into that category.
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However, once my glasses were produced, I got a message letting me know that they found a small scratch on my lenses and were remaking them and sending them with expedited shipping.
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Jeff Goodell's book The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World often reads like dystopian science fiction, but its subject matter is all too real.
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In a new interview with The Cut, the film's costume designer, Madeline Fontaine, talked about the process of recreating garments that hold tremendous historical significance — and the role Chanel played in remaking them.
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Recently, she's tackled topics that include female couples remaking the restaurant industry, the ascendance of Filipino cuisine in America, and, to the relief of Hawaii-locals everywhere, a corrective to the poke trend.
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Mania employs an interesting design tactic of remaking older games' zones—a lot of them, in fact, with eight classic zones represented from five games (Sonic 1-3, Sonic & Knuckles, and Sonic CD).
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And that's why Alan Rusbridger's new history of journalism over the past two and a half decades, Breaking News: The Remaking of Journalism and Why It Matters Now, is both affirming and enlightening.
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Maybe it's a symptom of uncertainty under President Donald Trump—a New Yorker with an unhinged law-and-order credo and overwhelmingly pro-cop mindset who's remaking the federal government in his image.
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At the root of Trump's appeal to his voters is a promise to check the disruptive forces of globalized economics and ethnic diversity that have been remaking the United States in recent decades.
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Sinclair's growing reach is part of an ongoing crisis, the latest evidence that conservative plutocrats are remaking the media landscape—from alt-weeklies to mainstream magazines to the broadcast networks—in their image.
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The plot of Antoine Fuqua's The Magnificent Seven should sound incredibly familiar to anyone who has seen John Sturges' 1960 original (or the film that he was remaking himself, Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai).
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"It also sparked waves of gentrification and waves of displacement and the remaking of many different neighborhoods," said Emily Goldstein, director of organizing and advocacy at the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development.
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One study participant even tested how race impacted the way he was rejected by other users by remaking his entire Grindr profile with no photos, and his race switched from black to white.
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Kurz became the world's youngest democratic head of state in 2017 by remaking his establishment conservative party in the Freedom Party's image — in particular by embracing the far-right's virulently anti-immigrant positions.
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Unlike Russia and the United States, however, China has so far shown little interest in remaking local politics in its own image or turning Georgia into a platform for its own geopolitical agenda.
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After so many years in the limelight as the epitome of a political insider and establishmentarian, remaking Clinton's image to be more "regular-white-guy friendly" would prove difficult, if not downright impossible.
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In this case, Feinstein serves as a particularly fitting proxy for Republicans to call out as they seek to highlight remaking the federal judiciary as a key issue that candidates can campaign on.
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That's about what you would expect if you think of Romney as a handsome, telegenic, successful businessperson who governed as a moderate in a blue state before remaking himself as a conventional Republican.
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I say this not to besmirch Christopher Robin, but to bring up something about Disney's recent string of live-action movies that engage with its hand-drawn animated classics, sometimes outright remaking them.
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In addition, to help pay for the remaking of the company, G.E. announced on Monday that it would cut its dividend, only the second time it has done so since the Great Depression.
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Meghan Markle's best friend Jessica Mulroney will revisit "first-time wedding disasters before remaking the wedding dreams of 10 devoted couples," in a 10-episode, 30-minute new series from Netflix and CTV.
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He didn't tell them that even after paying such a heavy price, success was not assured because no one had ever succeeded before at forcibly remaking a nation, let alone an entire region.
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In New Orleans following Katrina, this rush of capital with ideological strings attached ultimately left the city without public schools and incentivized displacement of its own citizens, remaking the city in a whiter image.
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After leaks, reimagining versus remaking theories, and questioning if Activision really couldn't come up with a new name, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019 is finally available for pre-order for Xbox and PlayStation.
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First, The Lion King debuted with an estimated $185 million at the domestic box office, an elephantine haul that further affirms Disney's ongoing strategy of remaking its animated classics as (seemingly) live-action films.
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As the multi-camera sitcoms were going the way of the dinosaurs (Big Bang Theory ratings notwithstanding), these were thoroughly modern comedies, remaking what could be possible in half-hour network and cable shows.
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Now, Fei-Fei will help run a brand new AI group inside Google, a move that reflects just how aggressively the world's biggest tech companies are remaking themselves around this breed of artificial intelligence.
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The shift you're describing: introduction of non-oil tax revenue, reduction of subsidies, move towards private sector employment; it suggests the remaking, in many ways, of the Saudi economy and the Saudi social contract.
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The move is the latest sign of the radical way in which Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht, best known for its engineering and construction operations, is remaking itself to renegotiate 20183 billion reais in consolidated debt.
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Stone is basically remaking Laura Poitras' fantastic documentary Citizenfour with a Hollywood cast, with Melissa Leo playing the documentarian, Zachary Quinto as an apoplectic Glenn Greenwald, and, of course, Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Snowden.
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Taxpayers who habitually bail out the NFIP are almost literally throwing money into the ocean, because nobody wants to come to grips with how sea-level rise and warmer oceans are remaking America's geography.
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Their movement, scholars stress, is driven by forces far more formidable than any elected leader: the populist upsurge that is remaking the Continent and, simultaneously, the impersonal but overwhelming pressures of international power balancing.
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First, Republicans have consistently targeted the cultural conservatism -- and often the racial resentments -- of the blue-collar, evangelical and rural whites who are most uneasy about the social and demographic changes remaking American life.
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"He points even beyond the remaking of one party to a new American politics that overcomes denial, rejects bubble thinking and reckons with reality," Thiel instead told reporters gathered at the National Press Club.
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CODERS The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World By Clive Thompson Code seems cold and objective, the raw logic of the internet, and Silicon Valley likes it that way.
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She too came up from the lower ranks of consorts after giving birth to a boy, and when her husband died she installed herself as her son's regent, remaking Chinese politics in the process.
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Mr. Zinke has helped lead that charge, wiping out conservation measures, opening up millions of acres of land and water to energy exploration and in the process remaking the landscape of the American West.
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There may not be support for the half-measure public health insurance option pushed by more moderate Democrats, much less a root-and-branch remaking of a government-run health care system Sanders champions.
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This was adapted from "Billion Dollar Brand Club: How Dollar Shave Club, Warby Parker, and Other Disruptors Are Remaking What We Buy," which will be published on January 28 by Henry Holt and Company.
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Both are members of the so-called yellow economy, shops that openly support the democracy movement remaking Hong Kong as it strives to protect the freedoms differentiating the territory from the rest of China.
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Mr. Cole warns that, while Mr. Trump's stymied executive orders and stalled legislative efforts may get more attention, the attorney general's "radical remaking of the Justice Department" poses a greater threat to the country.
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Talks have been going on for years about remaking Penn Station into a site that is better for travelers and also takes advantage of the opportunity for development in a thriving real estate market.
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The arguments then were over ideology, taste, free speech and the size of government; today they are about economic investment, federal priorities and how people feel about Mr. Trump remaking America to his liking.
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That is, a fundamental remaking of the relationship between the people and the state, with an expanding gap between what Americans have come to expect from government and what it would be equipped to provide.
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Over the next years, as publications floundered, they followed Facebook's algorithmic tweaks, pivoting to viral headlines or listicles or "long-form" or video, remaking entire newsrooms to generate what the platform suggested would play well.
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Just one difference: Instead of buying a mansion, remaking themselves and throwing a fancy, wild fete, they just post a photo or video on their Instagram or Snapchat Story, designed to attract that special someone.
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The move takes it one step closer towards founder Jeff Bezos' long-held ambition of becoming the "world's store," and it is unquestionably the central actor in the remaking of American, and perhaps global, consumerism.
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That probably depends on the Senate calendar, the response to the nominee and what McConnell thinks will be most helpful to his prorates of remaking the court and expanding his party's majority in the Senate.
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But Madonna has proven herself a potent exception to that rule, a woman who will go down in history as much for her formidable catalog as she will for remaking pop culture in her image.
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But what it does, effectively, is transform Sanders' bill into something that could be more palatable for many party moderates who have been hesitant to embrace a dramatic remaking of the US health care system.
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This fragmentation of moral opinion, characteristic of free societies, makes it impossible to arrive at consensus about the ultimate ideal, because some degree of consensus is necessary in order to undertake a remaking of society.
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" Cunningham was not pleased to find himself remaking the hat season after season — he says he thought doing a repeat was "dishonest" — but he liked the hat enough to describe it as "a real invention.
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Chicago (CNN)Bernie Sanders' permanent "political revolution" rolled into Chicago on Saturday night, as the Vermont senator called on progressive activists gathered here to beat back President Donald Trump's agenda while remaking the Democratic Party.
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Ogden has been working on remaking itself for the last 16 years, continuously tweaking its "Renaissance Plan," which was developed after the city was chosen to host the downhill ski events for the 2002 Olympics.
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It's a boxy, far-out concept that may be the first of its kind, but that's the point for a company that isn't focused only on making vehicles — it's about remaking the car manufacturing business.
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"Continuous making and remaking of constitutions takes up a lot of political energy, can cause instability and does not allow political arrangements to settle," said Sumit Bisarya, Constitution Building Head of Mission at International IDEA.
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"Because I will say, I make our bed every morning to be a helpful husband, and pretty much every other day I walk back through the bedroom and my wife is remaking it," he admitted.
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And this is why some bolder thinking is welcome, because any path to remaking the country in a more just and equal image must involve reinvigorating the stated values of the Democratic Party as well.
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By the time Mr. Xi rose in the party, Chinese politics had become more settled and tied to procedures, and he has been skilled at creating and remaking rules and institutions to magnify his power.
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So in an initiative that has drawn international attention and represents a transformative remaking of its streetscape, Barcelona has decided that many of its car-clogged streets and intersections will hardly have cars at all.
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I commented on God and Putin in April 2014: "Russia is remaking itself as the leader of the anti-Western world," says author Masha Gessen, who has written a book on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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By virtue of the region's topography, hydrology and the engineering feats of the federal dam builders who began remaking the Columbia River basin in the 1930s, the energy debate in the Pacific Northwest is distinct.
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This mania swept up van Gogh, too, just as it did a new generation of his artist-friends who were remaking realism, from Edgar Degas and Henri Toulouse-Lautrec to Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro.
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For a few sweet months of 2018, all of Silicon Valley was wrapped up in frenzied easy money and a fantasy of remaking the world order with cryptocurrencies and a related technology called the blockchain.
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Now, I'll acknowledge that I'm not the first person to notice that Hollywood keeps remaking movies—and not just any movie—no, it's always the one that struck a chord with audiences for whatever reason.
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" Nellie Bowles, who covers tech and internet culture from San Francisco for The Times, visits us this week to discuss Clive Thompson's "Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World.
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Mr. Moreno, who came to power in 2017 and has walked back some of Mr. Correa's autocratic policies, has vowed to investigate Senain's abuses and is remaking the intelligence collection agency under a new name.
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Rather than simply tweaking and remaking either work, the company took the lyrics of "Johny Johny" (such as they are) and combined them with the musical theme of "Baby Shark Dance" (such as it is).
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During the late 103s and early 1990s, Soros also cultivated a number of young activists he believed could advance his dream of remaking Hungary as a place he would never again feel compelled to leave.
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And with their newfound power, these Republicans immediately went to work trying "to recover from 22016 years of disaster," as one G.O.P. legislator put it at the time, and remaking the state in their image.
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"By remaking this piece, or its unmaking, I claim my right to resistance in the museum in solidarity with Iraqis leading the revolution against their destruction and exploitation today," Yass said in the recorded statement.
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There is, inevitably, an element of crass commercialism in remaking any show from a quarter-century ago, hoping that the familiar title will serve as a lure for people to tune in, at least initially.
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The remaking of Fifth Avenue in this corridor, and the attendant razing of venerable old buildings to make way for the new, recalls a similarly dramatic transformation of the area in the late 19th century.
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Ms Warren seems reluctant to talk about details like costs and implementation timelines, perhaps because remaking the enormous American health sector in the image of the British National Health Service will realistically take a decade.
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Ms Warren seems reluctant to talk about details like costs and implementation timelines, perhaps because remaking the enormous American health-care sector in the image of Britain's National Health Service could realistically take a decade.
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She eviscerated the five-times-a-week publication, remaking it as a glossy, large-format weekly magazine with an expanded focus on the lifestyles of entertainment industry power players and a seemingly endless photography budget.
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But 17 "supertall" skyscrapers — defined as over 984 feet in height by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat — have been started or completed since the Great Recession, completely remaking the city's traditional silhouette.
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But unlike many of her fellow conservatives who spent the 215s and early '21967s flirting with long-shot third-party candidates, Schlafly stuck with the Republican Party and focused on remaking it in her image.
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But if there is a near constant in the never-ending remaking of one of the N.B.A.'s original franchises, it is that the team goes at its own pace, and that pace is fairly slow.
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The ascent of Abigail Spanberger, a former CIA case officer, was meteoric, rather like the change that is remaking Virginia's seventh district, a mix of leafy suburbs and rolling farmland close to Richmond, the state's capital.
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That all comes as bad news to people who have been remaking Mexico as something different: a country in the midst of reforms with a more responsive government and a growing center of culture and tourism.
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It also details the sacrifices she made, and the humiliation she endured as a political spouse, which included remaking herself to suit that role and advance Bill Clinton's career, first in Arkansas and eventually as president.
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Of all the big, world-remaking bets on the genome-editing tool known as Crispr, perhaps none is more tantalizing than its potential to edit some of humanity's worst diseases right out of the history books.
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But years of shifting political allegiance has replaced the primarily class-based political alignment of the decades immediately after World War II with a new cleavage centered on these economic, cultural and demographic changes remaking America.
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For many bookstores that have the space, like Gogol & Company in Milan, La Fugitiva in Madrid and Java Bookshop in Amsterdam, remaking themselves as hybrid bookstore-coffee shops has become a reliable way to attract customers.
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In their collaborations, Lerner and Loewe were adept at marrying realism and fantasy, and what was Shaw's play but an examination of the reality of one man's fantasy of remaking a woman in his own image?
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The man he replaced, Ali Abdullah Saleh, who ran Yemen as president for decades before remaking himself as a leader of the Houthis, has thus far shown no desire to remove himself from Yemen's political future.
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He also favors materials he can work by hand, sculpting a table from a slow-drying goop of sawdust and glue or carving Styrofoam blanks, one slice at a time, before remaking them in molten metal.
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Stephen K. Bannon is intent on remaking the G.O.P. along nationalist lines, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump seem eager for their paterfamilias to negotiate with Democrats, Peter Navarro is girding for a trade war with China.
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Those trends are contributing to growth in many cities, including nearby Philadelphia, but the remaking of Glassboro, with a permanent population of around 20,000, is distinguished because it is underpinned by the university, Mr. Germano said.
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In the video, she sports an Elvis pouf and a rockabilly aesthetic, which given her history, is laden with meaning, but which given her penchant for remaking herself on the fly, might not mean a thing.
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With right-wing extremists who venerate the president looking for new enemies, some state and local politicians who are remaking partisanship in Trump's image may see militias as a way to tighten their grip on power.
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With Stephen K. Bannon, the former White House chief strategist and a pugilist who had visions of remaking the Republican Party, excommunicated from Mr. Trump's orbit, the president is surrounded now by more establishment-friendly advisers.
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If you're like the rest of us, you need to hear from the leaders of the media business — and the leaders of the technology industry that's remaking the media business — so you can plot your own course.
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Those twin initiatives marked an escalation of cultural conservatism aimed directly at many of those same older and blue-collar whites' fears that they are being eclipsed by the hurtling demographic and social changes remaking American society.
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Thompson, whose article was excerpted from his forthcoming book, Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World, confirmed that he didn't see the original study and is now trying to find it.
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But instead of selling new software picked up through each acquisition as a separate point solution, Sprinklr adds the functionality to its core platform, oftentimes remaking the purchased technology or tailoring it to fit individual brands' needs.
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Despite those losses, Trump appeared to revel in the notion that he is remaking the GOP in his image, shaming a long list of Republicans who declined to "embrace" him and will no longer be in Congress.
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Bush's ambitions in 2005 of remaking the American welfare state along conservative lines, like Ryan's in 2017, had been sacrificed for the GOP's eternal priority: making sure that the wealthiest Americans paid as few taxes as possible.
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Similarly, remaking a cult classic is a habit Hollywood cannot let go of—The Karate Kid, Arthur, Fame, Conan the Barbarian, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Burton), Planet of the Apes (also Burton), Pride and Prejudice, Footloose.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Foreigners who settled in Prague for a comfortable expat lifestyle and plentiful job opportunities due to a vibrant tourist industry are now rethinking careers and remaking their businesses as they ride out the coronavirus outbreak.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Foreigners who settled in Prague for a comfortable expat lifestyle and plentiful job opportunities due to a vibrant tourist industry are now rethinking careers and remaking their businesses as they ride out the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Ben not only understands the seismic changes remaking media, he has lived them — and in some cases, led them," said the memo, written by Executive Editor Dean Baquet, Managing Editor Joe Kahn, and Business Editor Ellen Pollock.
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Since 2010&aposs "Alice in Wonderland," Disney&aposs strategy of remaking its animated classics as (presumptively) live-action films has been highly lucrative, grossing over $8.2 billion worldwide, and the studio shows no signs of slowing down.
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Animated by full control in Washington, Republicans have chosen a partisan route to remaking the law, in which 218 votes in the House and a mere 50 in the Senate are needed to repeal and replace it.
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Instead, she just broadcasts her "Pretend Cooking Show" on Instagram to her 003 million followers — a strategy that has proven far more effective in remaking her image, and disarticulating her from Affleck, than any formal publicity maneuver.
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It's 2019 and we're already remaking every sitcom and cartoon from the '90s and early aughts, so why not revamp that weird obsession every tech company seemed to have back then with colorful, partially see-through designs?
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There was the odd contribution, now and then, but nothing and no one so committed to this project, that of breaking down, myth below myth, the genre of fantasy and remaking it, story behind story, back up.
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Seeking new audiences looking for novel ways to interact with art, museums big and small across the United States and Europe are remaking their existing footprints, creating new spaces for rapidly unfolding innovation in the art world.
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Now that we've accepted that Hollywood is really actually remaking Ben-Hur, let's think about how ridiculous the story of Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (yes, that is its full title) is in the first place.
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This reflects some fascinating changes in the Communist Party's grassroots, potentially remaking it into a real opposition party — and one that, while it has no hopes of another revolution, could pressure Putin's government to make some important changes.
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If automation were truly remaking the job market, you'd also expect to see a lot of what economists call job churn as people move from company to company and industry to industry after their jobs have been destroyed.
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It was just about the adrenaline and pleasure of bending reality, for a moment, or believing that we could — remaking the world as we'd imagined it, positioning ourselves as important characters (witnesses!) in the narrative we had constructed.
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The studio has been on a tear remaking, remixing, and revisiting its old classics, to great box-office success; Mary Poppins Returns, with its nostalgia-inducing premise and family-friendly holiday release date, will surely be no different.
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A recent essay for the Paulson Institute by Evan Feigenbaum, an Asia hand in the administration of President George W. Bush, argues that those accusing China of remaking the global order are both misstating and understating the challenge.
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The fun of AU stories comes from the reasonable working-through of the scenario — the feeling that if one domino tips over, the rest will fall with an inevitable grace, remaking the world in a radical new form.
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"[The] Nutcracker was a big part of my childhood, so remaking that with toys is really fun," says Wilde of the eight-minute musical starring John Legend and Chrissy Teigen, who were also in attendance at the event.
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All Raise CEO Pam Kostka joined the organization as its first outside CEO in April with the goal of remaking the nonprofit similarly to any one of the startups or venture firms from which its 38 founders hail.
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But the extent to which Democrats can implement their plans and do an end run around Congress is unclear, given that Medicare for All and the Green New Deal would require remaking vast segments of the American economy.
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The narrative has outpaced the publishing schedule for "Streampunks: YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media," a book about YouTube video makers written by the company's chief business officer, Robert Kyncl (with assistance from the Google speechwriter Maany Peyvan).
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A wall installation from 2001 finds him remaking Gustave Courbet's notorious "Origin of the World" (1865), a painting of a woman's genitalia and abdomen redrawn here with computer keyboard keys on which you can type your own message.
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"Tech, historically, has been deeply uninterested in looking backwards," said Margaret O'Mara, a history professor at the University of Washington and the author of The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America, a history of Silicon Valley.
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From where I sit, Facebook's trying to weed out foreign election meddling — without remaking the underlying infrastructure that enables influence campaigns in the first place — seems akin to trying to quell an Ebola epidemic by handing out Kleenex.
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National advocates of remaking the criminal justice system have watched as like-minded prosecutors in places like Boston, Chicago and Dallas won the support of voters but ran headlong into opposition from police unions and other local powers.
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Egypt had just signed a peace treaty and dropped out of the conflict, and another young Arab leader — Lebanese Christian warlord Bashir Gemayel — beckoned Israel to join him in crushing the Palestinians and remaking the Middle East together.
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That could mean remaking the board into a nonpartisan body, or requiring by state law that anyone appointed to serve as an elections official have relevant experience and qualifications apart from membership in the Democratic or Republican Party.
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In Piscataway, the Rockefeller Group, a commercial real estate developer, is remaking a 228-acre site once occupied by a Dow Chemical plastics factory, and building five structures totaling 2.1 million square feet primarily for the distribution industry.
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Saudi oil executives say the issues of valuation and governance will be worked out in the end because the crown prince and his father view the public offering as central to remaking the economy with more foreign investment.
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In the space of just a few years, technology giants have begun remaking the very nature of schooling on a vast scale, using some of the same techniques that have made their companies linchpins of the American economy.
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The result was the spectacle of a rebuilding team — one that has struggled on the field and in its efforts to recruit top American stars — remaking its roster in real time, one fresh new face at a time.
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Now, Britain is remaking itself yet again, cast off from Europe and facing an uncertain future in which the shape of its society and economy, and its place in the world, are still very much up for grabs.
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They are the first steps in a broader remaking of the nuclear arsenal — and the bombers, submarines and missiles that deliver the weapons — that the government estimated during Mr. Obama's tenure would ultimately cost $1 trillion or more.
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These requirements have become one of the biggest areas of conflict in the Nafta debate, particularly for American negotiators who are seeking to fulfill one of President Trump's biggest campaign promises: Remaking trade agreements to revive American manufacturing.
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Hot on the heels of the popular Resident Evil 2 remake that was released earlier this year, Capcom has announced that it'll be remaking Resident Evil 3 for modern hardware, which was already revealed by a few leaks.
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She is also the latest in a growing list of departures of chief executives across the food and beverage industry, as it faces the unprecedented challenge of remaking decades-old companies under the glare of the public eye.
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The director, Til Schweiger (remaking his financially successful 2014 German film), and his collaborators clearly understand the devastating toll of this disease, which makes the decision to turn Amadeus's antics into comic set pieces that much more disheartening.
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The "Watchmen" endgame then one-upped this gambit, remaking perhaps the original comics' most memorable character, Dr. Manhattan, revealed here not to be in exile on Mars but living incognito as Angela's husband, Cal (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II).
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Much like the primitive punks who built larger-than-life personalities out of thin air, McCabe showed that punk rock was still about remaking yourself into the person you want to be while taking creative license with the music.
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That is perhaps even trickier for a new coach than the on-field challenges that lie ahead, since remaking the team over the next World Cup cycle most likely will involve discarding some familiar names and introducing new faces.
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The Lion King (2019): While this particular application of "live-action" may be a bit of stretch, Jon Favreau is taking a page from his own (jungle) book and remaking The Lion King in the same realistic animated style.
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They have the opportunity to show that the party is remaking itself to reflect the resistance's vision of America in which marginalized people are allowed to thrive and subtle and systemic oppressions are taken as seriously as blatant ones.
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After all, we all know that was the iPhone that changed everything in mobile, it was the iPhone that made all those other companies launch half-cocked jerry-rigged products as a stopgap before remaking their platforms later on.
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It was led by a group of activists so averse to compromise that they had been collectively fired by the old guard in 1976, only to stage a dramatic takeover in 1977, remaking the organization in their own image.
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Vox's Andrew Prokop referred to Sanders's chance of winning the nominations as being "incredibly implausible," while my colleague Jeet Heer urged Sanders to stay in the race—but to focus on remaking the Democratic Party, not winning its nomination.
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But when it comes to radically remaking the foundations of American foreign policy — the programs that determine how US military and diplomatic engagement with the world works — Congress's power of the purse puts a tremendous check on Trump's power.
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Glover told Kimmel that he never expected to be covering an Elton John song, but received the singer's blessings before remaking "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" with Beyoncé—although the two did not record in the same studio.
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It is in the U.S. national interest that Putin and his ambitions fail — and that Ukrainians succeed in remaking their country along free-market, democratic lines, breaking the web of corruption, Russian influence and oligarchic domination in the way.
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With his hard-line faction now dominant within the party, it remains to be seen whether it will take the intelligence agency's interest as a sign to moderate its rhetoric, or continue toward its vision of remaking German politics.
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Album Review In the four or so years since Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter V" was first intended for release, hip-hop — which was for a time gleefully remaking itself in Lil Wayne's image — found new tributaries, new role models.
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Nader Entessar, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of South Alabama, and Kaveh Afrasiabi, a former adviser to Iran's nuclear negotiation team, are the authors of "Iran Nuclear Accord and the Remaking of the Middle East."
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But the broader remaking of the nation's paper currency, which President Obama welcomed on Wednesday, may well have captured a historical moment for a multicultural, multiethnic and multiracial nation moving contentiously through the early years of a new century.
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The great fear among Trump-fearers is that he will deal with this elite opposition by effectively crushing it — purging the deep state, taming the media, remaking the judiciary as his pawn, and routing or co-opting the Democrats.
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Feeling more creative than he had in a couple of years, he threw himself into remaking McCrady's as a dual restaurant, with a high-end American tavern on one side and his boutique experimental dining counter on the other.
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She knew better than anyone how quickly this summer's Women's World Cup would arrive, so Ellis, the United States women's national team coach, started remaking her squad almost as soon as it crashed out of the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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And in so doing, it suggested a very real reason for remaking Roots every so often: If we're going to keep telling fictional stories of American history (and we probably are), then this should be one of them too.
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Sex-positive feminists made it their mission to claim the sex toy space for women, setting up female-friendly boutiques, establishing their own toy lines, and remaking the entire industry into one that directly caters to the needs of women.
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The defections could also consolidate the remaking of Labour in Corbyn's image as a hard-left party, if Momentum activists within the party push to deselect moderates and centrists who share the defectors' politics, in favor of their own candidates.
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"What I wanted to do was an adaptation of the books, 'cos a lot of people are like, 'Don't touch that film!' and I'm like, 'I'm not remaking the film, I want to go back to the book,'" Waititi told Dazed.
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To remedy this, companies have been re-tuning existing chip architecture to fit the demands of AI, but on the cutting edge of research, an entirely new approach is taking shape: remaking processors so they work more like our brains.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Emperor Akihito, 84, spent much of his three decades on the throne seeking to soothe the wounds of war, reaching out to the those in need, and remaking the image of the imperial family into a "middle-class" monarchy.
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Each day spent answering questions is about the FBI director, or a meeting with Russian officials, or the firing of Michael Flynn, is a day not spent on tax reform, or health care, or remaking the judiciary with new appointments.
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Adapted from Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and the Remaking of the World, by Clive Thompson, to be published March 26, 2019, by Penguin Press, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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New York City's Correction Department has made significant progress toward establishing "enduring reform" at Rikers Island, though violence against inmates remains a significant concern, the federal monitoring team overseeing a remaking of city jails wrote in a report filed on Tuesday.
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"I would have rather gone to do something else somewhere else if the board wasn't ready for a fundamental remaking of the organization," says Marc Cadin, who started working for the group in 220006 was named chief executive officer in 2202.
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" Sharing insights from The Policy State, Karen Orren and Stephen Skowronek in-depth look into the making and remaking of American institutions, Shenk highlights how they, "uncover a transformation that revolutionized American politics and now threatens to tear it apart.
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After the 2009 scandal, he remained in office through 2011, and then won a 2013 special election for a seat in Congress -- returning to the job he held in the 1990s and remaking himself as a spendthrift House Freedom Caucus member.
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Singapore's central bank announced last March that it has completed a trial of using blockchain to power all domestic inter-bank payments, noted Christopher M. Schroeder, global venture investor and author of Startup Rising: The Entrepreneurial Revolution Remaking the Middle East.
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In the otherwise middling thriller "Don't Go," Dorff is strikingly enigmatic in his role as Ben, an acclaimed writer remaking his life as a schoolteacher in Ireland with his wife, Hazel (Melissa George), after the sudden death of their young daughter.
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The dark side of her continual remaking was the harshness with which she would disavow herself, and others by proxy: trying as a young woman to fellate her way into heterosexuality and—as an older writer—vehemently disowning her earlier work.
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During his visit, Auden met James Conant, then the president of Harvard and a man associated with the Apollonian transformation of the modern university, its remaking as a scientific-technical powerhouse with its old religious and humanistic purposes hollowed out.
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Nicholas Manville, senior vice president of design at Georg Jensen, describes the remaking of the 1041 as "forensic design" because the only clue to how it was created, besides a sketch discovered in the archives in December 2016, was a photograph.
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The price tag of President Trump's vision of remaking the American nuclear arsenal soared on Tuesday as a new government estimate put the cost of a 30-year makeover at $1.2 trillion, more than 20 percent higher than earlier figures.
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For me, this practice of remaking recalls the ethos of sankofa, the Asante adinkra symbol that translates to "go back and get it," visually represented by a bird whose feet are turned forward while its head and long neck arc backwards.
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The Arena school, which had 94 students in its final months, tried remaking itself into a public charter school with a STEM focus in 2014, receiving grants of more than $350,000 for new iPads and laptops, teacher training and consultants.
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The audacious plan he put in motion set off something of a regional cold war, in time remaking not just the politics of the oil-rich Persian Gulf, but also those of the entire Middle East, culminating in last week's crisis.
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To explain why would require more attention to the political economy of universities, to the contradictory demands placed on them, to the reasons public funding has been curtailed and to the transformations remaking the whole societal context for the new education.
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Update, Sunday, February 2, 2020: While Meghan Markle's best friend Jessica Mulroney will be revisiting "first-time wedding disasters" and "remaking wedding dreams" for a new 10-episode Netflix and CTV series, the Duchess of Sussex herself won't be involved.
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Remaking 90s R&B in his image, D'Angelo was equal parts Sly Stone and A Tribe Called Quest; this collision of soul and street gave birth to a new brand of rhythm and blues that fit him like a glove.
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"I think the question isn't the financial system but the inclusiveness of the financial system, and we don't talk about that at all," the BlackRock CEO lamented during a panel entitled "Remaking the Future of Global Finance" moderated by CNBC.
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He revealed that he was considering resigning his seat in Congress, in answer to those on the committee who want the next chairman to focus exclusively on remaking a party shut out of power in Washington and many state capitals.
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Warren on Saturday sat down with CNBC's John Harwood at the Erickson Community Center in Clinton, Iowa, to discuss the state of her campaign, her vision for remaking American capitalism and what she thinks of impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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The Trump family bought the resort in 2012 out of bankruptcy and then spent, according to its own tally, $20163 million to renovate the 800-acre complex, remaking its lobby, golf courses and meeting center and constructing new luxury villas.
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Fashion Review It's always daunting to be the second designer at any brand: the one tasked with following the founder and walking that narrow tightrope between staying true to the original identity while also remaking it in a new image.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) are fundamentally remaking American politics.
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But for everyone outside the tribe of the Senate, it is likely that when McConnell's remaking of the judiciary is remembered, he will be a figure off to the side, perhaps slightly out of focus, in a photograph of Donald Trump.
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While the British government contributed £13 million ($21 million) to the £29 million ($217 million) remaking of the museum, the ubiquity of corporate sponsors, from UNIQLO to Bloomberg to Hyundai, attests to the dependence of Tate Modern on private lucre.
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The prospect of Trump remaking the Fed board, as jarring as it might seem to many Democrats and central bank watchers, is drawing applause from some critics who say the regulations imposed since the 2008 financial crisis have slowed the economy.
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Trump, according to confidants and aides close to the White House, has become increasingly convinced that "the judges," as he puts it, or his administration's remaking of the federal judiciary in its conservative image, is central to his legacy as president.
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This kind of culture-bending is, arguably, owed its own chapter within the mapping of the avant-garde, a kind of remaking and customization of Duchampian readymades; a different approach to cultivating the stuff of life to the stuff of art.
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His job is not remaking HubSpot's blog, it is generating "content" for it, content, it turns out, that is largely designed to convince inexperienced small business owners to fill out a form thereby allowing HubSpot to spam them with advertising.
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Over the last few months the Palo Alto company, launched in May 2013, has been quickly remaking itself into a media company for the virtual reality industry that Google, Facebook, Sony and others are betting will be the next great entertainment play.
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Nearly two decades since "Jesus Walks," Kanye West is returning this week with Jesus Is King, his ninth studio album which he teased throughout the year with ongoing Sunday Services, or hour-long concerts remaking hip-hop and R&B into gospel music.
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After the success of 2010's Alice in Wonderland, Disney even discovered a winning strategy for its namesake live-action division: remaking the company's library of classic animated features — The Jungle Book, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin — as (putatively) live-action films.
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Should Trump nominate the two men and they receive confirmation, it will represent the first steps in a possible substantial remaking of a Fed that has practiced ultra-loose monetary policy for the past decade but has been tight on banking regulations.
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As if to prove this credo through concrete metaphors, her final paintings involved cutting up drawings she had done decades earlier in Hans Hofmann's school and remaking them into kaleidoscopic visions gyrating between sharp bolts of color and soft black-and-white textures.
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" Ada likes being seen as a boy: "She felt like it fit, or at least the misfit of it, the wrongness was right," until her period comes and "the hormones redid her body, remaking it without consent from us or the Ada [sic].
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Narasimhan has been remaking Novartis by buying speciality treatments like nuclear medicine for cancer and gene therapy, while jettisoning an over-the-counter drugs business and eye surgery-and-contact lens division Alcon, due to be spun off as early as next month.
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While it is too soon to tell, this remaking of the federal judiciary in an originalist cast may wind up being the most impactful part of the president's legacy, and will continue for at least the next two years under GOP Senate control.
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Lynne B. Sagalyn's "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan" and Judith Dupré's "One World Trade Center: Biography of the Building" are two of the most consequential new books about the redevelopment of the World Trade Center.
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As part of the plea deal revealed last Thursday, Cohen agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's investigation, remaking the president's one-time loyal personal attorney and "fixer" into a key witness as Mueller examines possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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" Paul, who voted against the Iraq War once upon a time, also suggested that the guilty party might be "the same group of people that we dealt with when we were trying to prevent the remaking of the Middle East under Bush.
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Although the "portable telediddlers" of Rheingold's fantastical imagination have yet to achieve the ubiquity he forecasted for them, this future has arrived in scattered fragments, slowly remaking the world in far more pedestrian ways than an earlier era of cyberpunks had hoped.
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Supporters of Mr. Sanders believe he offers transformational change — the promise of not merely ousting President Trump but also remaking the country into a more just place — and brings experience that would help him survive a general election and expand the electorate.
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The prospect of remaking Iraq following the 2003 United States invasion brought Mr. Talabani and Mr. Barzani together in the job of writing a constitution that ensured the continuation of a self-governing Kurdistan and of a prominent Kurdish role in Baghdad.
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"Women don't want to take a risk on somebody who's not going to be able to provide anything," said Sharon Sassler, a sociologist at Cornell who published "Cohabitation Nation: Gender, Class, and the Remaking of Relationships" with Amanda Jayne Miller last month.
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The remaking of New York's jail system, the second largest in the United States behind Los Angeles County's, comes during a moment of reckoning for a criminal justice system that critics say has exacted an unfair toll on black and Hispanic people.
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Others claimed, citing no evidence, that the remarkable haste with which the Kremlin was pushing through the constitutional changes and remaking the government was evidence that Mr. Putin might want to call it quits — or was trying to head off a coup.
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Accommodating forecast growth in air travel will require outsize investments -- in remaking our older airports in more modern air traffic control systems and in new forms of airport security like the facial recognition-enabled entry gates now in use in the Middle East.
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He's the CEO of Amazon — a company that is producing movies, developing A.I. voice technology and operating a grocery store in addition to remaking the e-commerce landscape — and he's the founder of Blue Origin and the owner of The Washington Post.
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The result has been a deepening of the occupation, a right that feels free to pursue its maximalist ambitions for remaking Israel, and a prime minister unconcerned about taking a wrecking ball to Israeli democratic institutions in pursuit of his own political survival.
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Last year, after a public campaign to put a woman on the $10 bill, the Treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, announced a broad remaking of the nation's paper currency — the bills that, unlike a $100 coin, circulate among many Americans every day.
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It is proof of the seismic shifts remaking the glacial game of golf that in a matter of a few years, Muirfield went from being too famed a course to leave out of the British Open rotation to being too fetid to include.
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Nancy Tomes, a professor at Stony Brook University, won for "Remaking the American Patient: How Madison Avenue and Modern Medicine Turned Patients Into Consumers" (University of North Carolina Press), which examined the origins of the notion that patients should "shop" for health care.
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To understand not just the fall of that older model of the workplace, but also the rise of what came next — consultants and temp workers and undocumented migrants — and how those were all pretty central to the remaking of capitalism since 1970.
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Because it's every bit the masterpiece that The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby were, even if it sounds nothing like them: a weird but heartfelt meditation of humanity on the verge of the technological revolution that is still remaking our world today.
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James wanted to start remaking the network, knowing Ailes wouldn't or couldn't at a time when fewer people are paying for television, the foundation of its and every other major media company's business, and when younger people are simply flocking online for information.
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As for the need to uplift black women, and all women of color, Dr. Ashley Farmer, assistant professor at Boston University and author of, Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era, explained to VICE Impact that the advocacy has a domino effect.
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Recently, Smith has been having a lot of fun on both Instagram and YouTube, so when his son Jaden reached 100,000,000 streams on Spotify for his song "Icon," the 49-year-old decided to commemorate the song by remaking the music video... shot for shot.
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At the point, I just put out the tweet they called and were like "we want that song but we want the dirty version" and I'm like fuck I just told people with Paul that I was remaking cause they might do something with it.
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Along with his elder Leonardo da Vinci and his junior Raphael—both of whom he competitively detested—Michelangelo sowed the arts of religion with the seeds of a virtual religion of the arts: a forward march of geniuses, each in turn remaking the world.
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Small state advantage extends through US government All these dynamics now intertwine to produce a Senate that is structurally tilted to advantage the portions of America least touched by -- and in many ways most hostile to -- the big social and economic changes remaking American society.
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What unfolds before us, to quote Susan Murray and Laura Ouelette in 2008's Reality TV: Remaking Television Culture, "is an unstable text that encourages viewers to test out their own notions of the real, the ordinary, and the intimate against the representation before them."
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If the Leavers have profited on anti-political feeling, the only possible solution is to find some way of remaking politics so that the specters of fear and insecurity, and disdain for a distant political class, no longer animate so much of the electorate.
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As with other sectors of the economy that need to be brought in line with planetary limits, remaking the food system won't mean much if it isn't accompanied by equally ambitious changes in other sectors that help to transform and decarbonize consumption more generally.
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To honor his birthday, Hugo Boss, the label behind the white suit that the star wore on the cover of the "Thriller" album, is remaking a limited number of the suits in a reminder that Mr. Jackson's influence on fashion extended beyond the sparkling glove.
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Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer are both in their eighties; whether Trump has an unimpeded choice to replace one or both of them, potentially remaking the Court in his Constitution-defying image, could come down to a couple of seats.
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But it's hard to carry out a sweeping agenda of shrinking and remaking the federal government when relatively few members of your own party have the inclination to focus on policy details, embrace compromise and accept the inherent trade-offs that come with change.
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Atlantropa appears in the show alongside Stalin's and Mao's megalomaniacal plans for remaking the countryside, and also with the Great Green Wall, the African Union's current and far more benign attempt to transform a 4,700-mile-long, transcontinental swath of desert into arable land.
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The haphazard changes to the oil sector, which have accelerated in recent months, are remaking the oil industry in a nation whose assertive energy policies had, since the 1950s, served as an example to developing countries of how to take control of natural resources.
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"We need to think about why we're facing such a dire climate crisis in the first place," says Justin Farrell, a sociology professor at Yale University and the author of the forthcoming book Billionaire Wilderness: The Ultra-Wealthy and the Remaking of the American West.
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Then he set about remaking it with help from Studio Dewberry, Dewberry Group's in-house design wing, and his soon-to-be wife, Jaimie — now Jaimie Brown Dewberry, 30, a principal at Studio Dewberry and the director of Dewberry Foundation, the company's philanthropic arm.
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Despite being known for remaking her image each album cycle, Madonna's most indelible work has been about self-interrogation, whether that be around her Catholic faith, her abusive marriage to Sean Penn, or her willingness to come clean about life as a stroller-wielding, Downward-Dogging mommy.
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Exactly four decades later, Sanders -- the avatar of so-called "democratic socialism" that would swing the national pendulum to the far left -- stands on the precipice of remaking the Democratic Party every bit as much as Reagan did on the far opposite side of the ideological spectrum.
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I've been visiting the property for years and was so struck by its Hollywood Regency-style design on a visit merely weeks before my wedding in 2010, I decided to revamp my entire decor for the occasion, remaking it with a nod to the property's vintage aesthetic.
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And in other fantastical realms, ABC is digging deeper into its Once Upon A Time lane with True Love, a post-feminist fairy tale series, and HBO is remaking the Israeli anthology House of Wishes, in which people get to relive defining moments of their lives.
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Ahmanet is relentlessly pursuing him — "she is using you to regain [her powers]" and is hell-bent on remaking the world in her own twisted, antiquated image — and does a lot of thrusting her arms out and opening her mouth to create tempestuous shitstorms of havoc.
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In Venezuela, too, the old talk of remaking the world order and challenging U.S. imperialism has given way to a much darker vision—an obsession with domestic enemies ("the fascists," as the opposition is known) and the CIA, which is blamed for any and every problem.
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While the loss of the House would cripple Trump's hopes of adding to a thin legislative agenda, retaining GOP control of the Senate would preserve the other key legacy thrust of the President's agenda, the remaking of the federal judiciary by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Both at the presidential and Senate level, the GOP relies on what I've called a "coalition of restoration" that primarily revolves around the states, and the voters, least affected by the changes remaking America, whether measured in religious and racial diversity, economic structure or cultural attitude.
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All of these dynamics point to the same bracing conclusion: This election is likely to intensify the realignment of the nation into two distinct blocks with inimical visions not only of Trump's belligerent presidency but also of the underlying social, racial and economic changes remaking American life.
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"It's the twentieth anniversary next year, so remaking the game that started it all—while also giving it a new gaming mode, that makes the game actually play like it was intended, Robotron: 2084–style—was only appropriate," Running with Scissors producer Mike Jaret-Schachter tells me.
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Dr. Shulkin's departure was the latest chapter in the remaking of Mr. Trump's team of senior advisers, a shake-up that has led to the replacement of the secretary of state, the director of the C.I.A. and the national security adviser, along with White House aides.
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Over the past year, the United States has embarked on a stealthy, occasionally threatening, global campaign to prevent Huawei and other Chinese firms from participating in the most dramatic remaking of the plumbing that controls the internet since it sputtered into being, in pieces, 22013 years ago.
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I got to feel the heat, and hear the belch of eruption, and feel, a few steps removed, the volcanic spasms of the planet remaking itself — something it has done pretty well for 4.5 billion years, largely out of view from our prying and imprudent eyes.
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The remaking of the competition from winter afterthought to potential summer moneymaker — a replacement for the Confederations Cup, an unpopular national-team competition usually held a year before the World Cup — has led to a major breakdown in relations between FIFA and European soccer's governing body, UEFA.
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" August 26, 2018 Gail Bichler, design director: "For our package on the remaking of the courts under the Trump administration, we liked how Matt Dorfman's cover image brought wit and a surreal quality to the otherwise serious topic of the judiciary's moving decisively to the right.
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As technology giants such as Apple, Amazon and Google get serious about remaking the health-care sector, these results show how Americans are using their phones to take more control of their health, and the specific health issues that are proving to be most app-friendly.
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Through that lens, today's announcement that the White House would trim Bears Ears national monument from 1.4-million-acres to 220,000 acres, or 84 percent, may seem just another notch on the bedpost of a president dead-set on remaking the United States in a different image.
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On issues from immigration to gun control, and crime to transgender rights, Trump has unreservedly identified the GOP with the cultural priorities and racial anxieties of the portions of America -- primarily older, blue-collar, evangelical and rural whites -- most uneasy about the seismic changes remaking the nation.
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With its intimate touch and personal imagery (portraits, nudes, and allegorical figures), Marini's art overall had more in common with the sculpture of the avowedly anti-Fascist Giacomo Manzù than it did with the neoclassical public monuments designed to serve Mussolini's ambition of remaking the Roman Empire.
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The physical production — which includes sets by Laura Jellinek, costumes by Michael Krass, sound by Lee Kinney and witty music by Daniel Kluger — is pretty fabulous, though, and becomes in itself a hymn to the glories and perils of creative minds remaking the world in their image.
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Goldin said in an interview with Vox that she thinks paid family leave can help — particularly encouraging men to care for children, but without dramatically remaking how jobs work, there will always be families who know they are giving up money in exchange for that family time.
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It's more than a little possible that the process for remaking VII is something that the company is considering for application to other titles (I can see going all the way back to IV), but with this game being the most obvious cash cow and test platform for it.
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The most heated debates on the stump -- and among liberals on its periphery -- have centered on whether the next Democratic president should seek to revamp President Barack Obama's landmark health care law or effectively blow it up in favor of a radical remaking of the nation's health care system.
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In the narrow space granted by worsening fiscal forecasts, he did what he could to substantiate Mrs May's grand talk of remaking globalisation to save it from itself, of helping the grumpy, "just about managing" voters (known in Whitehall as JAMs) who tilted the balance in the Brexit referendum.
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As Bilge Ebiri at the Village Voice pointed out last month, this tendency of tentpole movies to insist on supervillains bent on breaking or remaking the planet has coincided with the tone of our news coverage and our political discourse taking just as hard a turn toward the apocalyptic.
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Watch: The Two Kids Remaking 'Indiana Jones' Shot for Shot Walt Disney Pictures has officially set a date for another Indiana Jones movie, which means a fifth film in the series is on its way, regardless of how much we all collectively hated The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
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"I think remaking the Democratic Party into a home for humane populism, as opposed to the barbaric populism of the GOP, is the only way out of our electoral nightmare," said Michael Youhana, who wrote in "Just Jill Stein" on Election Day, out of distaste for her running mate.
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Target's rollout shows how Millennials — as well as their younger counterparts dubbed Generation Z — are remaking the rules for retailers, dictating the styles they want to wear, speeding up how quickly offerings change and informing the types of experiences that will entice them to visit an actual store.
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In elections from Congress to the White House, Democrats are consistently drawing the most support from what I've called the coalition of transformation: the heavily urbanized alignment of minorities, the millennial generation and white-collar whites generally most optimistic about the changes remaking America's demography, culture and economy.
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" Bob McDonnell, the former governor of Virginia, whose 2009 election marked the last major Republican victory in a once-reliably red state, said his party must embrace "the new Americans, the immigrants that are really kind of remaking America, like how the Irish did in the mid-1800s.
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And that makes the rom-com a really fruitful space, I think, for marginalized communities of actors and creators who've traditionally been barred from telling stories like these, because now there's nothing stopping anyone from remaking It Happened One Night or Bringing Up Baby with a whole new ensemble.
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A believer in highly precise Japanese manufacturing approaches, Mr. Shanahan quickly dug into the details of the technical side of the Pentagon as he went about remaking the budget under the direction of Mr. Mattis, according to current and former officials who insisted on anonymity to speak candidly.
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Law and Justice has proven itself unlike any previous Polish government, rapidly remaking the country in line with its nationalist conservative vision and in a way that critics — including former prime minister and European Council President Donald Tusk and three former Polish presidents — say imperils the country's democratic order.
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