You'll reimagine your schedule, you daily routines, and your habits.
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At least two Reimagine events are, fundamentally, immersive theater performances.
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Magic Instruments is trying to reimagine the guitar for 2016.
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Spookily beautiful, these crystals help you reimagine space and time.
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McMahon first tried to reimagine pro football 17 years ago.
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Being human, over time we reimagine and ennoble historic events.
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"We're going to have to reimagine this whole experience somehow."
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A U.S.-based startup is trying to reimagine the smartphone camera.
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I think we all reimagine the figure in some alternate world.
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So, how did designers reimagine the jacket du jour for spring?
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The game is set to reimagine Norse mythology, following Viking lore.
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Reimagine the psychological horror of Silent Hill for a new era.
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Let's reimagine The Crimes of Grindelwald with this rule in mind.
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Their purpose is to police illegal conduct, not reimagine the world.
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Microsoft, at 44 years old, has plenty of options to reimagine.
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"We've been trying to reinvent and reimagine charity," Mr. Harrison said.
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"You have to reimagine what it's like to consume," he said.
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Participants are encouraged to reimagine the play, including altering the ending.
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I think we need to reimagine how we're using the spaces.
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This September, we saw a lot of designers reimagine earlier decades.
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So, how should we reimagine a museum today in spatial terms?
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Apple's supposed to help you reimagine your reality — that's its magic.
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They don&apost go in the House and introduce bills that say we&aposre going to reimagine borders, we&aposre going to reimagine the fact that Congress made it a crime to enter the country illegally.
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The impulse to reimagine the tale of Excalibur isn't a bad one.
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Boeri's Vertical Forests reimagine buildings as enormous air purifiers for smoggy cities.
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So, too, were vehicles that dared to reshape and reimagine their brands.
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Inside, Marks was listening to a track that Clark wanted to reimagine.
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"It's time to reimagine grassroots women's work, peace, and security," said Gbowee.
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We need to reimagine mobile ads based on what is now possible.
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We need to reimagine the criminal justice system from the ground up.
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What happens when you reimagine James Bond as a blond, female spy?
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His first move upon his appointment was to reimagine the brand's logo.
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Inside the wildly ambitious effort to reimagine the classic musical for 2020.
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We need to reimagine what education looks like in the 21st century.
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The car-free day would also help residents "reimagine" their city, he said.
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Employment and training strategies aren't the only things restaurants will need to reimagine.
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Smartly, some players are already looking to reimagine themselves as broader financial outfits.
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Wolfe is the founder of the week-long Reimagine End of Life festival.
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Together, the six of them reimagine songs from Thelonious Monk and Duke Ellington.
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"We want to reimagine the law firm from the ground up," he said.
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"Eligible" is part of a series in which contemporary authors reimagine Austen's books.
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Reimagine what a healthy, happy schedule or daily routine looks like to you.
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To reimagine the traditional Shanghainese staple, Leung gave it the molecular spherification treatment.
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Its backward glances reimagine and reify through abstraction, cartoon, humor, dissonance, and adornment.
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Then L.A. began to reimagine itself in ways that constrain the city today.
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They reimagine black identity in ways that are largely personal but inevitably political.
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Does the country need to reimagine its origin story, down to its stamps?
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We aim to end them and reimagine the meaning of justice in America.
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We have to turn global warming into an opportunity to reimagine our economies.
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And that requires people to reimagine how they're going to pay for it.
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Andrea: When we created Chip, we wanted to reimagine what a cookie is.
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He also chose a futuristic way to investigate and reimagine his own identity.
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Crafted of nothing but paper and cardboard, they reimagine Baroque-era decadence in monochrome.
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SNL instead chose to reimagine the game with the option of being a Dreamer.
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We should reimagine the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to explicitly include digital rights.
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Ideo helped Ikea reimagine the kitchen and the North Face redefine its apparel brand.
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Now, though, Apple is ready to reassess the Mac Pro and reimagine it again.
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We need to reimagine gratitude and make it the centerpiece of our spiritual lives.
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Pollock is likewise entitled to reimagine Matisse in works that glow with frustrated vibrancy.
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The following seven photographers reimagine the potentially tired genre with new grit and energy.
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But what if you're a brand looking to reimagine your loyalty program for millennials?
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In the long run, we hope to reimagine what it means to "comment" online.
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Meanwhile, back in the empty nest, Eve strives to reimagine herself and her life.
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She, along with Barack Obama, allowed us to reimagine what being presidential might entail.
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It was also opened up to artists and musicians to "recompose and reimagine" protest sounds.
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Now, the industry needs to redefine and reimagine the use of commercial and residential space.
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We often like to reimagine our favorite retro entertainments as if they were happening today.
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Each episode centers on a unique space, which Welch and her team reimagine and revitalize.
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Proceeds will be donated to Reimagine Justice to support prison reform and rehab in Illinois.
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I believe we desperately need to reimagine what collective happiness might look like in 2018.
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I look forward to working with Prime Minister Mottley and her team to reimagine Barbados.
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With second-screen TV consumption rising, Facebook has pledged to reimagine its video ad strategy.
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"For Reimagine, a lot of the skips and optimizations were very gradual," he told me.
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I decided to spend my time entirely on the river to reimagine its golden age.
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In 2008, he hired the Republican strategist Arthur Finkelstein to reimagine his flailing party, Fidesz.
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Instead, it embarked on a slew of ambitious projects to reimagine the L. Total bill?
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They imagine possible futures, reimagine traumatic pasts and explore the now that could have been.
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It was a radical way to reimagine pitching, a bold experiment making its October debut.
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On a global scale, we need to reimagine how we live and use our resources.
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Ideally, Conde said, investors stand to make more if EQRx can reimagine the pharmaceutical market.
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"We can start to reimagine all of these social norms around abortion methods," Merrill said.
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The company has invested heavily to reimagine its business for the age of online shopping.
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"I look forward to working with Prime Minister Mottley and her team to reimagine Barbados."
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Fiction writers and graphic novelists can reinvent and reimagine using humour, words, and visual puns.
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"We have an opportunity to really reimagine the way advertising works on mobile search," says Hulet.
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Judges comments: Billon is using blockchain to reimagine the flow of regulated money and data. 30.
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"We get to reimagine retail again, and that's what we are going to do," McMillon said.
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Mohamed Bourouissa's Horse Day blends documentary and narrative forms to reimagine the American Western in Philadelphia.
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What Magic UX does is reimagine your smartphone's screen as a window into a larger workspace.
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I hope they take this and talk about it and reimagine who can be a minority.
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But Hysen says the real goal is to "reimagine the immigration experience" beyond just digitizing forms.
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Despite this, the pitch session provides nothing particularly revolutionary with which to reimagine story and power.
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Hoffman wants to reimagine our concept of robots, but Blossom probably isn't going to do that.
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We are going to need to reimagine consumer-brand relationships and reinvent how the two interact.
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So we had some stuff in the archives we wanted to try and rework or reimagine.
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" To help, Paltrow's company is aiming to reimagine how women mentally and physically approach "the change.
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I'm so happy to have collaborated together to reimagine the new visual language for the house.
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Together, their ability to reimagine classic functionality for mobile could be a big help to Quip.
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One of their first projects was to reimagine the minibars at the Roxy Hotel in TriBeCa.
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Another way to reimagine 2800, would be with a state-by-state two-two primary system.
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When the remarkable OnePlus One arrived two years ago, it made people reimagine the $300 smartphone.
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Fan communities routinely reimagine their favorite video games, often as modifications, or mods, of the originals.
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J.K. Rowling would definitely be into Louise Reimer's illustrations that reimagine the world of Harry Potter.
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Each year, they reimagine the traditional Yule log in a cake called the bûche de Noël.
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Instead, we must reimagine what will change the dynamic for the working people in America today.
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In this context, it might be more interesting to reimagine the dated, misogynist character of Bond.
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Modern Alpine spa resorts reimagine the mountains' traditional wooden huts as lofty architectural temples of repose.
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For those who have fled China, Turkey has offered them a place to reimagine their homeland.
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Several artworks in the exhibition reimagine the Calafia myth as a symbol of women's strength and agency.
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Here's Jelani Cobb, who writes for the New Yorker: Candidate emerges, says let's radically reimagine American democracy.
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So unlike other artists, filmmakers and musicians, designers can sample, remix, copy and reimagine other people's designs.
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The company teamed up with Disney to reimagine 14 of the most iconic gowns as wedding dresses.
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The idea, explains NBCUniversal, is to reimagine its TV franchises for Snapchat and a mobile-first audience.
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You begin to reimagine music as you know it; songs take on new lives, shed old skins.
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She is a visionary artist who is willing to reimagine the world she inhabits using visual elements.
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We cannot afford to wait for the banks to collapse before we begin to reimagine the economy.
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How did this project inspire you to reimagine how we deal with social issues of this magnitude?
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But Agrawal's goal is to reimagine the bidet, which many Americans still view as a European curiosity.
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What we do provides an opportunity, fleeting as it might be, to intervene and reimagine those spaces.
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"Baume wants to reimagine the watchmaking sector," Marie-Emmanuelle Chassot, the brand's leader, said in an email.
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"Our purpose is to reimagine how we age positively by unleashing the power of play," Fischer said.
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Google made a deal in 21980 to reimagine a chunk of waterfront Toronto from the ground up.
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We'll reimagine what we can do to make warmth and meaning even when we're not physically together.
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At the same time, as citizens, we also need to reimagine how to engage with our democracy.
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"It is time for us to reimagine the Rubell Family Collection in a very exciting emerging neighborhood."
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He'll reimagine the theater as a classic pie-and-mash shop, with dinner served before the performance.
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And in June, Inslee released a plan that looks to reimagine American foreign policy to combat climate change.
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Aladdin is part of Disney's ongoing campaign to reimagine and adapt its animated classics as live-action films.
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AT&T's our biggest partner, we're kind of working with them to reimagine how to buy a smartphone.
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Holoride started as a project inside Audi that was meant to reimagine the future of in-car entertainment.
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"Adobe, Microsoft and SAP are partnering to reimagine the customer experience management category," said Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen.
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Inspired by Midge's courageousness, Refinery29 set out to reimagine our typical New Year's resolutions and try something new.
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" For Farahi, it is also an attempt to reimagine the possibilities of "sensory spaces" and "robotic architectural agency.
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This effort aims to reimagine the in-store shopping experience with the help of technologies like computer vision.
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Tweak that final scene in Gilmore Girls or reimagine a classic moment in Orange Is The New Black.
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There, abstracted from daily goings-on, we can reimagine our relationships to them and their influences on us.
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And perhaps, above all, we must reimagine our connection to one another as members of one human race.
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That means there is an opportunity for banks to reimagine the credit they would typically issue via cards.
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Bank executives need to reimagine what a typical IT or data-focused role looks like within financial services.
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Queen Sugar invites viewers to reimagine what popular culture has taught us about the lives of black people.
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This is yet another opportunity to fully reimagine the technology that will secure access to our connected world.
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Murphy's greatest strength has always been coming up with new ways to reimagine systems that seem intractably broken.
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Your new book is an attempt to take a traditionally religious theme and reimagine it in scientific terms.
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But, unfortunately, Markovits's attempt to reimagine class struggle, while neatly omitting capitalists from his story, doesn't quite hold.
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Ms. Nyong'o hopes that the book will inspire young children to reimagine what it means to be beautiful.
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Similarly, Renaissance Hotels has made a push in the last two years to reimagine the airport hotel experience.
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Writing in a journal helped him reimagine the shooting, first without sound, then without smell, then without color.
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The Reimagine End of Life festival, which is to take place in locations throughout the city from Oct.
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While Garage 56 has had its setbacks, it encourages manufacturers and private companies to reimagine and to innovate.
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I can be someone to reimagine the role of politician because I don't have that kind of background.
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Mr. Duenes had called the New York City Department of Health and had volunteered to reimagine the poster.
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"Recital #1 (five small dances for Cleveland)" is an experiment: She's looking at ways to reimagine her repertory.
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In contrast, I wonder, how they find their own voice and reimagine themselves in both public and private?
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And his next book, "From the Ground Up: A Journey to Reimagine the Promise of America " was released Monday.
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They seem to have to reimagine their identities in order to enforce a border against their very own brethren.
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For a while, I thought we should reimagine Aku with a different voice, perhaps even use a different character.
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Now Patterson is back, taking the same approach to reimagine the music of another SNES game, Secret of Mana.
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Reimagine women as leaders in their own image, not female facsimiles of qualities we look for in men leaders.
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I want the world to reimagine what these characters would look like if they were me, a Black woman.
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We believe this focus on the PK-12 computer science continuum has the potential to reimagine teaching and learning.
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Of course she hasn't, I realized immediately afterward: I asked her to reimagine her life starting from age six.
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The challenge for the next president is to reimagine those prisons — and as much as possible, to replace them.
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How might we harness the power of education to reimagine the future in more inclusive and less violent terms?
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One way Sweetgreen is doing this is by helping schools reimagine the quality of food served in their cafeterias.
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Razer's 12.5-inch Blade Stealth set out to reimagine thin and light Ultrabooks earlier this year, and it did.
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It's nice to celebrate our music and everything we were about, but we're not really trying to reimagine it.
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Now Qantas aims to reimagine how aircraft cabins are designed to include, possibly, bars, children's nurseries and exercise areas.
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The gowns themselves may not seem that relevant (especially when they reimagine a woman as, say, a lavender bush).
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How can we challenge the existing model and reimagine arts and culture spaces, which are often associated with displacement?
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Here, in the birthplace of Shakespeare, theater artists and technologists are trying to reimagine stagecraft for the digital age.
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Instead, Williams says that the company wants to find some way to completely reimagine how to support digital content.
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"I'm really fascinated by companies who are starting to reimagine what that works in a streaming world," Milicevic said.
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Below, one book explores the places that influenced Mr. Wilson's plays, and two others reimagine Pittsburgh's people and culture.
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We asked the food stylist and cookbook author Susan Spungen to reimagine classic Christmas treats for the modern era.
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A simple gesture allowed viewers to reimagine a princess who may not ascribe to a traditional standard of femininity.
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That's because this year's applicants have been asked to reimagine Central Park after its fictional devastation by eco-terrorists.
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No matter how carefully they're reinserted into the narrative, one struggles to go back in one's mind and reimagine it.
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Disney has put Mulan on the fast track to production as it continues to reimagine classic stories for contemporary audiences.
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" She added: "I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works.
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What was also unique was her ability to reimagine music, to take songs and give them an entirely new meaning.
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This one's no exception: there are an infinite number of ways to reimagine what Hopper is hearing when he dances.
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In the nine months since I joined Basecamp as its chief operating officer, I've been learning to reimagine my work.
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She had long been drawn to fairy tales and Jungian archetypes, tools that frequently helped her to reimagine Polish history.
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Buenos Aires would invite Le Corbusier, the Swiss apostle of towerblocks and bulldozers, to reimagine the Argentine capital from scratch.
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Still, as cycling becomes more popular as a mode of transportation, more cities are beginning to reimagine the urban landscape.
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With its sharp focus on data democratization, Atlan is well-positioned to reimagine the future of how data teams work.
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In the Garden of the Twelve Friends, 12 mosaic murals reimagine Disney characters as the signs of the Chinese zodiac.
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Together, by considering the immeasurable human impact of our policy decisions, we can reimagine the way we approach criminal justice.
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"Gérald Genta designed something that to me was perfect, but I wanted to reimagine it for a woman," she said.
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A study shows teenagers make wiser choices if they are encouraged to reimagine healthy behavior as an act of rebellion.
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Conversely, can you adapt or reimagine a performance for a new audience and time without losing sight of the original?
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Nationally, there's been a push to reimagine the Republican Party through President Trump's (and to some degree, Steve Bannon's) vision.
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However, the something she was referring to involved precious metals, diamonds, and truly unique silhouettes that reimagine traditional jewelry shapes.
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He added that regulators need to start to reimagine rules and processes to make them "fit for a digital age".
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Yet it seems interest in such lodgings has prompted more places to not only offer them, but reimagine them, too.
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For as far back as he could remember, he told the group, he'd written music to imagine—and reimagine—himself.
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"Through this initiative, we are empowering people across the globe to reimagine and repurpose our collections in creative new ways."
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Twenty-first century Grease will reimagine some well-known characters while adding many new ones into the musical series mix.
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Was Bottega going to reimagine itself as the brand for loyalists of what has become colloquially known as Old Celine?
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Yet it seems interest in such lodgings has prompted more places to not only offer them, but reimagine them, too.
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Other startups are betting that they too can use technology to pull people out of gyms and reimagine home workouts.
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He said that the XFL will allow him to reimagine how football is played on the field and delivered to fans.
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We like the idea that we can reimagine what the missing hands would look like and what they would be holding.
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"We wanted to reimagine the perfect party dress into an amplified representation of Kylie's most favored trends," the LaBourjoisie team said.
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Jelly, which was created by Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, tried to reimagine search as a social question-and-answer network.
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Bell Bell Helicopter rebranded as just "Bell" last February, as it seeks to reimagine its identity as a vertical flight company.
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Microsoft is introducing a programme called "Reimagine Managers" which aims to foster an approach of coaching and caring for the staff.
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Black artists have been making use of the conventions of Old Master paintings to reimagine blackness for the past fifty years.
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"We have completely reformed how in the cloud we can reimagine the creativep rocess as well as documents," he also noted.
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Under pressure from their citizens, city officials around the world are experimenting with new ways to reimagine the role of cars.
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I think you should reimagine ICE under a new agency, with a very different mission, and take those two missions out.
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Related Cyberpunk Illustrations of a Dystopian Future [Exclusive] 5 Artists Reimagine '1984' for 2017 Reality: Where Does It Go From Here?
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It is our attempt to reimagine how we teach future journalists and to bolster newsroom diversity, a key priority for us.
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Plus, as high-end fashion brands look to younger audiences to reimagine what cool is, streetwear has become synonymous with luxury.
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A key emphasis is rather using technology to reimagine these great works in their original context with their vibrant colors restored.
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That's when the museum invited artist and curator Ash Arder to step in and reimagine what "Shine a Light" could be.
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Closed and unappealing from the outside, its interior is depicted in Marshall's extraordinary 2012 painting, "School of Beauty, School of Culture," a companion to "De Style," the two making a diptych of a kind: two intimate spaces in which men and women reimagine themselves, paintings that themselves reimagine what a black life looks like from the outside.
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And clearly, Bethenny Frankel is feeling that end of summer call to reimagine her regular look, debuting a sleek, new brunette bob.
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On the other end of the aristic spectrum, architects reimagine the border wall's potential of being a "generative site" of binational cooperation.
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And that&aposs what I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works.
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And I think you should reimagine I.C.E under a new agency with a very different mission and take those two missions out.
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And that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works.
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"We have had the opportunity to reimagine productivity tools from the ground up to cater to what everyone needs today," she adds.
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At its launch, NYT Now was an effort by the Times to reimagine how its news should look and read on mobile.
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I also believe in healing justice where we are able to reimagine and reshape what health, healing and compassionate care looks like.
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"In the longer term we need to reimagine what banks really are," he says, sounding like a typical fintech boss at last.
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This sentiment was echoed by Lucas 'PerilousPeanut,' router of Ed, Edd, and Eddy: The Mis-Edventures and Reimagine: The Game, among others.
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Finally, a stylist from Sierra Leone and a South African photographer reimagine black masculinity in 60 images now on display in London.
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Ms. Kobiela and her team spent three years developing their painting technique, which they used to reimagine 125 of van Gogh's works.
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But it also made everyone reimagine how they buy a phone, with an invitation-based system as frustrating as it was arcane.
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"The invention of bitcoin and the underlying blockchain [that supports it] has allowed us all to reimagine money," Kumar told CNN Business.
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Opening May 12, HerOiNe: The Future is Pink features artists who reimagine gender roles and contemporary concepts of femininity through their work.
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The push for armed drones might also be part of the new Trudeau administration's effort to reimagine its fighter jet acquisition program.
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Four museums in the neighborhood not only reimagine this immersive experience, they repurpose it as a tool to learn about immigration today.
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I did not reveal to him how sometimes, without warning, while unloading groceries or folding laundry, I reimagine myself a widow — spouseless.
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Instead of conceiving of the world as a landscape for purchases and households, he wanted to reimagine what a household could be.
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Four years later NBC paid $3 billion to get back into the N.F.L. Now McMahon says he wants to reimagine the game.
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This method poses some important questions about the ways we can reimagine not only arts spaces, but land-use laws in general.
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Secondly, federal, state and local governments need to reimagine outdated water regulations that don't account for the extreme circumstances confronting some Americans.
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If our goal is a just, free, and equitable society, then we must reimagine the relevance of religious freedom for every citizen.
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Now, at least one analyst expects the company's new owner to reimagine the product line to ditch sexiness for comfort and functionality.
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Technology like this has the potential to open up new creative possibilities and reimagine 19th century inventions in a 21st century world.
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On the other hand, she said she wanted to reimagine Christmas in the image of Wes Anderson, a quirky modern film director.
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They have designs on cities: Google made a deal in 2017 to reimagine a chunk of waterfront Toronto from the ground up.
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Pottery Barn has partnered with Google on an augmented reality app that lets consumers reimagine their home with furniture from the store.
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The piece asks the viewer to reimagine what greatness in the American idiom can look like: specifically, a Caribbean, Hispanic, woman activist.
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OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS, WE'LL TAKE THAT LEARNING TO OVER 200 AS WE REIMAGINE THESE STORES, WE KNOW HOW THE GUEST REACTS.
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In addition to bridging the income gap, Kanye wanted to reimagine the concept of space and make more efficient dwellings for the future.
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And that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works. SEN.
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In sales, new products that reimagine the UI between sales teams/prospective customers and CRMs are greatly improving productivity and driving conversion. Troops.
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Many incumbents are undertaking business transformations that aim to reimagine everything from products and services to front-end systems and back-end processes.
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But director Adam Shankman of Bringing Down the House and several ineptly staged musicals doesn't have the comic chops to reimagine this material.
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Ulrich recently led the firm's investment in Parsley Health, an ambitious medtech startup looking to reimagine the healthcare industry with its membership service.
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"It's this natural platform that creates inspiration for how we think we can reimagine service, and that is inspiring and exciting," he said.
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They often also reimagine the League champions with more sympathetic storylines than the usual splash art and in-game catchphrases can really capture.
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I'm typically rather skeptical when I see a company that tries to reimagine a well-established concept like a text editor or spreadsheet.
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You can't do what the [former] president did, previously with the Clean Power Plan, President Obama and his administration, to simply reimagine authority.
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RY: We wanted to create something that inspired a childlike sense of wonder, where people would be able to rethink and reimagine themselves.
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January marks a time of new beginnings, a season where we can birth new ideas as we reimagine our highest and best selves.
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Hopper said the destruction of Puerto Rico's electric grid means there is an opportunity to reimagine what an electric grid can look like.
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So you just sit back, relax and watch the internet reimagine how the POTUS and VP's most bro-mantic moment really went down.
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So the writers, who were just getting the hang of how best to integrate zombie action, had to reimagine it for Season 2.
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Maternal gatekeeping was first mentioned in academic literature in the 1970s, after second-wave feminism pushed scholars to evaluate and reimagine family dynamics.
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But despite that warning — and a widening gap between its assets and liabilities — Sears has made some aggressive moves to reimagine its future.
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Rather than let it be destroyed we must use the shock of the Brexit vote to reimagine, reform, and rebuild a new Europe.
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They auditioned five writers before hiring Elisa Ludwig to reimagine the story as a young-adult novel set in a Philadelphia prep school.
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Their history enables us to reimagine the current state of unions and pine for the days when American workers were their first priority.
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Taking fewer betsUltimately, Korngold was drawn in because he liked the idea of a "blank sheet of paper" to reimagine growth-equity investing.
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"We must do everything we can to reclaim and reimagine the American dream," Schultz said at Starbucks' annual meeting in Seattle on Wednesday.
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We were thinking about her as a symbol for challenging the notions of conventional gender norms, one which we could appropriate and reimagine.
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"I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Ms. Gillibrand said on CNN.
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Tesla is betting that doing both will allow it to reimagine the way cars are designed and deliver a more elegant, compelling product.
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These reimagine researchers' carefully determined flight patterns of planes and birds in schematic drawings where arrows and lines connect in cryptic, biomorphic forms.
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He said he would also look at subjects as basic as passwords and try to reimagine how they could be made more secure.
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His first big idea, at age 24, was to gather a bunch of jazz musicians to reimagine the music from Federico Fellini's films.
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But rhetoric and ideology are important, especially for Democrats rebuilding -- and, in many cases, trying to reimagine -- the party after its 2016 wipeout.
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Apple enlisted software programmers, automotive engineers, rocket scientists and the industrial-design team of Apple's design chief, Jonathan Ive, to reimagine the car.
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We need to reimagine the pro-choice movement and build a stronger, louder movement for women's freedom and equality than we've ever seen.
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As the climate changes and wildfire season lengthens in California, many policy experts are demanding that we reimagine the grid as a whole.
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So what we've been trying to do is really reimagine the way we display a conversation to make all that easier to read.
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It also had to reimagine a slew of facts, like claiming that the public switched telephone network and the Internet were the same.
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So long as he has this opportunity, Casaus believes it's both his mission and right to reimagine what a rooftop garden might be.
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The result is Enigma, which opened in January not as a re-creation of El Bulli, but as an attempt to reimagine it.
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To right ourselves as a society, liberals and conservatives must come together respectfully and creatively to reimagine the role of government in society.
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It is why we set out on a mission to reimagine TV and to rethink every aspect of how we conduct our business.
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This is a typical trope of right-wing memes, which reimagine Trump as a buff soldier fighting for America against the country's enemies.
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The move comes as augmented reality, not virtual reality, has gained popularity as the next-generation technology most likely to reimagine at-home shopping.
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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND (D), NEW YORK: I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works. SEN.
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The pair also want to reimagine what wedding attire means in a world where the concept of marriage is changing and becoming more inclusive.
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With the new scent, Ralph Lauren seeks to reimagine its existing, ostensibly polo-wearing demographic — and Elgort is just the man for the job.
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In this installment of "Trailer Mix" we reimagine There's Something About Mary as a psychological thriller and bring the laughter to a screaming halt.
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Though the idea was to reimagine Gene Rodenberry's legendary creation for a new audience, there was also the property's rabid fan base to consider.
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The overall point: to reimagine the possibilities of how black people around the world live their lives beyond the constraints of the contemporary moment.
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But Pearl Jam also seems to have its whole catalog at its fingertips, not only rehearsed but also ready to stir up and reimagine.
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It opened in 2012 — the first new college established by CUNY in over 40 years — with a mandate to reimagine the community college experience.
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As part of our magazine's design issue, we asked six designers and teams to reimagine some objects that have been a source of frustration.
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I wanted to reimagine the restaurant experience as arcade because I wanted to see if gamifying our food would make us appreciate it more.
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They had just finished gym class, an anxiety-producing event for some even as the school did all it could to reimagine the concept.
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Perhaps someday, he will help us reimagine Latin trap, or whatever iteration of Dembow comes after it, and the people it makes room for.
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The artists in Thank God It's Monday radically reimagine the trappings of the conventional workspace to propose new ways of defining and framing labor.
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Pluralistic visions of liberal democratic market societies will lose out to AI-driven ones unless we reimagine the role of technology in human affairs.
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I think we can bring some of that back and reimagine it in the mobile world which is where Tumblr is also super strong.
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The city is also home to several acres of rare grape vines, which local officials are trying to reimagine into an agro-tourism business.
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Since Square Enix announced Final Fantasy VII Remake, many fans have wondered if, and how, the developer would reimagine the trip to Wall Market.
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Zimbabwe's future lies in pulling generations together to truly reimagine ourselves and our politics to ensure that our nation benefits all of its people.
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Is it okay to reimagine the holidays — and probably suck some of the joy out of them for our kids — for a higher purpose?
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"Technology like this has the potential to open up new creative possibilities and reimagine 19th century inventions in a 21st century world," he writes.
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" It said the move was intended " to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling, and acting can be produced.
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America, a relentless democratic experiment where the people, not the parties, reimagine the way we do politics, handle social conflict, and determine our future.
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Across the country, cities are grappling with similar issues as they try to reimagine their aging and increasingly inefficient transportation networks for modern needs.
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For its part, Wild Fable — and its ability to reimagine iconic '90s styles for modern discount shoppers — is pretty key to Target's current strategy.
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Schultz, whose new book is called "From the Ground Up: My Journey to Reimagine," has a net worth of about $3.4 billion, according to Forbes.
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With that technology on the horizon, now is an ideal time for designers to reimagine how intersection signage could communicate all this information more succinctly.
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"It's a great example of what can be done when we start to reimagine waste as an untapped resource," bio-bean founder Arthur Kay said.
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R.U.H. is a collection of images where I take well known superheroes and reimagine them as black women to explore the idea that representation matters.
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You can play, review, reimagine and re-scan at whatever pace you desire, swatting the scan button just to see the magic spell in action.
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Consumers are sick of marketing — they want meaningful experiences, he said: Push past the boundaries of what is to reimagine what's possible for consumer experiences.
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Foxtrot, founded in 2013, is looking to reimagine the corner convenience store, offering customers the option to buy in-store or order online for delivery.
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As a solution to a lot of this, there's been a tradition of comic book creators given the leeway to reimagine established characters as POC.
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That influence extends beyond just fantasy novels: an English artist is using Tolkien's style to reimagine the UK's national parks for his own beautiful maps.
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Woods, and the rest of the team at Cryptozoic Entertainment, aren't just looking to reimagine how people play these games, but revolutionize the genre itself.
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For No.6's designer Karin Bereson, working with Madewell gave her the chance to reimagine her label's classic styles and prints for Madewell's customer.
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Girls star Zosia Mamet is one of the names behind Fabled, a new series that's supposed to reimagine classic fairy tales from a feminist perspective.
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And it's our time to think big, to reimagine this government and really to put people at the center of it," she told "Power Lunch.
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Competing for shelf space with big brands paying workers to set up elaborate displays in grocery stores, he saw a chance to reimagine retail labor.
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It's a good novel, and it sounds as though she'll continue to reimagine military history through the lens of her fictional world in future installments.
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Dental You can replace the toothbrush with almost any everyday object to see how adding connectivity, developers and data can help reimagine a business model.
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And that, of course, makes you want to reimagine her as a house diva, belting out piano-jam accompaniments like her life depended on it.
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"Literally any way you decide to reimagine Disney princesses will be inspiring and beautiful, no matter what," the artists wrote (with sarcasm) on Lucky Peach.
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"We continue to reimagine ourselves as a leading medicines company powered by breakthrough medicines, data science and advanced therapy platforms," Narasimhan said in a statement.
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Speculation about the future of virtual reality — and its promise to reimagine the world around us — has reached fever pitch over the past five years.
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Those scenes ultimately forces one to reimagine what a modern-day version of the classic film would look like if it were slightly less problematic.
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Researchers at University College London have used artificial intelligence to reimagine a piece of art that Picasso painted over with "The Old Guitarist" (1903-04).
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Jane Austen hasn't written a new book in 200 years, but that hasn't stopped anyone from trying to resurrect, recast and reimagine her old ones.
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If Disney was going to reimagine its 1992 Oscar-winning movie, Lin says the team was adamant on doing more than just a straight remake.
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Instead, they have unleashed many of the same skills and values that helped to revolutionize everything from communications to political organizing to reimagine charitable giving.
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This huge discrepancy has prompted the company to resurrect its "Rinse, Recycle, Reimagine" campaign to encourage consumers to take small steps toward preserving our planet.
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Here, taking cues from the recent collections, we break down 393 ways to reimagine your winter wardrobe in a more romantic, and distinctly British, light.
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"It's a great example of what can de done when we start to reimagine waste as an untapped source," Arthur Kay, the company's founder, said.
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As these new D.A.s reimagine the American model of prosecution, they should be pragmatists, focused on the well-being of the communities that elected them.
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If we reimagine these premiums as taxes, we'd realize that Americans pay some of the highest and least progressive labor taxes in the developed world.
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Unless we reimagine the power we seek for ourselves in terms of solidarity and compassion, our future will be the wasteland of Russell Hoban's fantasy.
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In Frost and Pegg's new video, released Thursday on YouTube and viewed more than 1.29 million times, they reimagine this scene for the present day.
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In her memory, it was a period when creative people banded together to reimagine the world; Michelangelo Antonioni and Federico Fellini were simply her friends.
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The show will reimagine the movie "with some characters you already know, and a whole lot more you will soon meet," a press release teased.
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As part of the process of trying to transform cannabis into a luxury good, we also needed to reimagine packaging to help shape consumer perception.
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Last week, Justin Bieber released "Changes," his first album in a half-decade, in which he attempts to reimagine himself by fully embracing R&B.
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After he allows it to move in with him, things quickly go wrong, forcing him to take stock of his past and reimagine his future.
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The next generation must reimagine a future for themselves that exists outside the systems that watched them die as though that was their natural fate.
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On Monday, the Philharmonic and Lincoln Center announced a $550 million project to "reimagine" Geffen Hall — a long-promised, often-contentious and much-delayed goal.
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For us, VR was an opportunity to create a poetic and physical experience which makes you reimagine how you can see and experience contemporary dance.
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"We set out to reimagine personal care using clean, effective ingredients and with transparency and sustainability at our core — that is our mission," Christiansen states.
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The theatrics of a fashion show often provide us with the inspiration to reimagine unusual clothing and the drive to approach it in more creative ways.
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For his cruise 2020 collection, Ghesquière wanted to reimagine New York's historic TWA Flight Center inside John F. Kennedy airport designed by Eero Saarinen in 1962.
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Much like Slack disrupted the frequency and efficiency of workplace communication, Navigator hopes to reimagine meetings, an essential element of business that's often dreaded the most.
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Three of these were remakes, and one is a sequel, but all of them take their source material and reimagine it in new and surprising ways.
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We really have to reimagine the world of the Mesozoic as filled with many types of feathery, fluffy creatures on the land and in the sky.
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Using 3D printing and digital rendering to reimagine the cenotaph under fantastic, alternative circumstances creates a show of conceptualism stacked with layers of multiple historical contexts.
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Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill has become a flashpoint for Democrats as they try to reimagine their party after its overwhelming electoral defeat in 2016.
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Even more impactful would be bipartisan Congressional efforts to reimagine the Telecom Act of 1996, updating the pre-broadband law to better support a 5G future.
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Saar and other second-wave feminist artists of color sought to use the pop culture tools of our oppression to reimagine and empower us to action.
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Instead of shooting in 360 degrees and posting in 360 degrees, OverCapture allows users to reimagine all that visual information in more traditional, flat, 1080p videos.
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You said earlier that we need to reimagine a new happiness fantasy, one that is less self-involved and more grounded in the world around us.
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Roger Holzberg is a cancer survivor and co-founder of Reimagine Well, a company founded in 2180 that creates customized virtual-reality treatment environments called Infusionariums.
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This is a wholesale attempt to reimagine the Psycho mythos from the ground up, to reach a wholly different conclusion from the film that inspired it.
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So in a show of restraint, we're challenging ourselves to find items from the depths of our arsenals that we can reimagine for the season ahead.
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The Last Jedi appears to be proof that filmmakers will be given the freedom to reimagine Lucas' world in ways he never would have thought of.
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Of the ability to generate patterns, and copy them, to reimagine any image in the style of any other, be it Old Master or photo filter?
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Fellow mall owners Simon Property Group, CBL & Associates and GGP are finding creative ways to reimagine their shopping centers to compete against the likes of Amazon.
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Sony, which became an industry giant thanks in part to its pioneering audio technology, is trying to reimagine headphones for a world with too many sounds.
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Write the rails Writers can reimagine themselves as rail-surfing Jack Kerouacs, crossing the country and writing from coast to coast on the Amtrak Writer's Residency.
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Additional rounds in winter and spring will whittle down the field until the first group of 20 "Imagine" and 20 "Reimagine" schools are announced in May.
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This bold début novel uses magic realism to reimagine the founding of Liberia, during the early nineteenth century, through the lives of three supernaturally gifted people.
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During the nineteenth century, English thinkers like J.S. Mill and George Grote worked to reimagine tumultuous Athens as a forerunner to the placid, liberal Victorian commonwealth.
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It is no coincidence that the era of the "science of Judaism" also saw the birth of the Reform movement, which sought to reimagine Jewish worship.
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But this they do know: Mr. Trump will thoroughly reimagine the tone, standards and expectations of the presidency, molding it in his own self-aggrandizing image.
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The astounding transformation mixes the beloved animated film with costumery of the musical to reimagine what Nala, Rafiki, Zazu and Scar would look like as humans.
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Related: 18 Artists Reimagine the Great Cross-Country Road Trip Classic Sports Cars Transform into Neon Vapors A Drifter's POV Colours Landscapes of the American West
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Related: 'Black Power Tarot' Cards Feature Billie Holiday, Andre 3000 Minimalist Tarot Photos Reimagine the Modern Psyche These Playing Cards Are Full of Mind-Bending Glitchs
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The real-estate group overseeing the project at the time had to reimagine the land's vision and settled on turning it into an upscale retail center.
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"This is a once in a lifetime chance to reimagine a vision not only for this campus but for this part of city," Mr. O'Dell said.
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The former vice president's campaign and top donors are racing to reimagine how to raise money as worries grow that the coronavirus could choke off contributions.
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They decided to reimagine Don Quixote, an old man in 16th-century Spain, as a group of Spanish-speaking immigrant children living in contemporary New York.
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Monona Yin and her mother, Fay Hoh Yin, are speaking at Reimagine End of Life, a weeklong event in New York City that begins Oct. 27.
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C. community (queer and trans black and indigenous people of color); and a track of sessions called Ferment focusing on the potential to reimagine food systems.
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Carson told Fox that he wants to reimagine how the agency operates, but warned that HUD at its core is a bureaucracy, which he doesn't like.
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Americans are ready to begin to reimagine criminal justice and build a system that is worthy of our most basic values: justice, equality, redemption, and compassion.
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Museums expert; author, "Chaos and Culture" (2017) For me, the Metropolitan Museum is the Louvre of the United States, and frankly I would not reimagine it.
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At the same time, its roots in internet culture allow individuals and communities within the #MagicResistance to reimagine the binding spell to suit their own needs.
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In addition to escapism and inspiration, Black Panther offers African Americans the opportunity to reexamine and reimagine their place in the world, both literally and figuratively.
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Like Draper's photograph of Hamer, Ming Smith's portrait of two anonymous, middle-aged black women takes part in the collective effort to visually reimagine black people.
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I'm excited to reimagine the story I've told a million times, and make something fun and fresh that people can fall in love with all over again.
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As a 65-year-old father and grandfather, Albrecht wants to leave behind the concept of Symbiocene for new generations to reimagine everything from economics to architecture.
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music It's hard to think of a more courageous (or audacious) job for a writer than to reimagine Shakespeare.
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The name "Fresh Leaves" comes from Timberlake's desire to reimagine the brand's vintage styles and turn them into new staples for the next generation to wear forever.
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Boston is experimenting on two fronts; first, by working to reimagine and reorganize youth employment opportunities available to young people from high poverty areas of the city.
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The practicality and applicability of education are still the goal, as innovative school programs and their partners seek to reimagine the educational system in the 21st century.
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With The Inside, we're aiming to reimagine the furniture industry by leveraging virtual manufacturing and a zero inventory model to offer unique designs made with incredible speed.
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We're constantly putting aside our own stuff and trying to reimagine something that we don't personally have an example for.... We spend a lot of time together.
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While Microsoft has typically launched tablets and laptops under the Surface brand, its new all-in-one device will be an attempt to reimagine the desktop computer.
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But digital versions can reimagine the lost works in the style of artwork created by the same artist or at the same time in their artistic careers.
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And yet Khanna's brand of globaloney, with phrases like "It's time to reimagine how human life is organized on Earth," seems to invite this kind of response.
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Other potential funders wanted to reimagine their technology as a product for men: Was there some way to re-engineer it so that it would measure testosterone?
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It might take a few tries before you find the right place for the piece, but it will help you reimagine what the space is for you.
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The Southwark Playhouse is another theater that does wonders in transforming a small space, and even dares to reimagine big musicals (like "Grand Hotel") within its confines.
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NYU students have some freedom to personalize their living quarters and Adams and her suite mates have decided to reimagine their hallway to look like a cafe.
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It wants to reimagine the future of the city's underground spaces, once largely ignored but now contested by an unlikely combination of government, commercial and artistic interests.
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With its many intricate illustrations, allowing fans to reimagine their favorite moments and characters from the series from the Weeping Angels to the far reaches of Gallifrey.
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"I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Ms. Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, said on CNN.
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Rather than thinking of calls to remove art as either right or wrong, institutions should think of them as creative opportunities to reimagine who their public is.
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This week, Dave Matthews gets wistful about innocence, Selena Gomez releases a track indebted to Avicii, and Marian Hill reimagine of the sound of Aaliyah and Timbaland.
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If you can get out of your own way, repeatedly, and are the personality type that can reimagine everything, and never give up — then you will win.
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Pete says the beauty of classic comic book stories is the ability to reimagine them onscreen, and he's all for film portrayals better reflecting American culture ... i.e.
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"When you completely reimagine a car as iconic as Corvette, you get a beautifully sculpted mid-engine sports car that makes a powerful statement," the automaker says.
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It is an invitation to motivate these activities anew, to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling and acting can be produced.
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How could you restructure the school day, reimagine the curriculum or use virtual reality, artificial intelligence or even technology that hasn't been invented yet to improve education?
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Driven by the kind of disruptive innovation he knows from the tech world, Crowley is making a bold attempt to reimagine professional soccer in the United States.
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Now that our own pathfinding Caldecott and Newbery Medals have long since fulfilled their original promise, why not reimagine them for the world we find ourselves in?
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Workplaces of the future will rely on new software and systems that reimagine team architectures and habits and reinvent operations to serve a global and distributed workforce.
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It is an invitation to motivate these activities anew, to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling, and acting can be produced.
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This quality of information could help the insurance industry reimagine how policies work in the age of autonomous cars, something on which Nauto has already begun discussions.
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The artist says her photography and digital art practice provides a challenge that forces her to deconstruct and reimagine the reality around her on a daily basis.
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"I don't think that human rights violators and merit-based abusers of displaced people should be given a platform to 'reimagine' history," Carlile said in a Twitter post.
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Jake Silverstein, the current editor of The New York Times Magazine, told The Verge that the goal of these special sections is to reimagine the possibilities of print.
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The Queen has seen and done an awful lot in her 90 years and the creative types at Etsy love to reimagine Her Majesty in various exciting scenarios.
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The central joke of the Chopper meme is to reimagine this scene as a heated disagreement about a highbrow topic rather than a profane dispute about work schedules.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Thursday: Credit Suisse said it sees Ford shares as having upside as the company works to reimagine its business.
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To prove it, we have three of her meals that reimagine our favorite comfort food classics — from a savory McVegan breakfast sandwich to a dreamy mac and cheese.
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It's just a prototype, but Clode says the aim is reimagine what we think of as a prosthetic — something that adds capabilities, rather than just replacing those lost.
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The collective action comes as music streaming revenues reach an all-time high, forcing the entire industry to reimagine the way music creators, labels and distributors work together.
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As a diligent student of archival conversations and political debate, artist Goshka Macuga constructs a new collection of tapestries that reimagine pivotal meetings between history's biggest power players.
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"Whether we choose to revisit it at another time and reimagine that story — that's something [director] Michael [Patrick King] and I just haven't talked about yet," she said.
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But its biggest coup may have been enlisting Ta-Nehisi Coates, who won the National Book Award for "Between the World and Me," to reimagine the Black Panther.
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So, in 2015, I started to reimagine and redesign the Stylebook as a fully responsive web app — one that could be used on any device, regardless of platform.
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The inception of new vehicle technologies has the potential to reimagine transportation networks as we know them and is an issue that transcends partisan posture and ideological belief.
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With fewer people traveling in their own vehicles and an influx of passenger travel, there will be fresh opportunities for businesses to reimagine the mobile service industry entirely.
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Related: Whimsically Chill Nudes Bring Back a Whiff of Summer New 8-Bit Watercolors Reimagine Famous Nudes and Starry Night These Colored Pencils Illustrations Feel Like Classic Storybooks
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As a result, a new generation of tech-enabled startups are beginning to reimagine how students finance their education — and make the financial transition from college to career.
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Andrew Cuomo has announced a partnership with the Public Art Fund for permanent site-specific installations by leading contemporary artists to help reimagine this gateway to the city.
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We hope it will be seen as a start — a way to single out these extraordinary books and the ability of fiction to challenge and reimagine the world.
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"Her work powerfully connects us to the earth and the spiritual world with direct, inventive lyricism that helps us reimagine who we are," she said in a statement.
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Pinkerton intended his ideology to reimagine government and the economy, but for the past two decades DePodesta has used it to build a new way of understanding baseball.
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In 2008, Mr. Koolhaas and a partner, Christopher van Duijn, were enlisted to reimagine a former, turn-of-the-century distillery Prada owned as the foundation's permanent home.
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"I like to subvert it just a little, figuring out how to take an unchanging menu and reimagine it every time without losing its comforting essence," she writes.
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Some of the most famous designers of our generation — Phoebe Philo, Karl Lagerfeld, Nicolas Ghesquiere, Hedi Slimane — are most famous for what they've done to reimagine other brands.
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The opportunity to carry that sentiment into the White House and truly reimagine the presidency in the image of Sanders' campaign is one that's too precious to squander.
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When it opened a new entrance in 2017, the museum recruited Blockworks to run a Minecraft workshop asking children to reimagine the building's dazzling white porcelain-tiled courtyard.
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Just as people created these restrictive categories, we have the power (and duty) to dismantle them... or at the very least reimagine them in inclusive and expansive ways.
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By mastering antediluvian musical syntax, the Ramblers accorded the old-time string band canon great respect while also equipping themselves to reimagine it with their own exuberant stamp.
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ANNELIES By David R. Gillham Where historical fiction can fail is in trying to reimagine the life of a person whom too many readers think they know well.
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Over the past 25 years, Seborovski has continued to materially reimagine aspects of these distinct territories, even as she extends her approach to include ceramics, among other possibilities.
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Castro promised to "overhaul and reimagine our justice system" as president, and he has a plan to do so that focuses on the concerns of communities of color.
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So we asked Zac Efron and Adam DeVine — the hilarious stars of Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates — to reimagine classic wedding vows for a brave new digital age.
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"We're really interested in how people can go into a new experience and think differently about death and reimagine how their death would be," Saunders tells The Creators Project.
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Documenta's advance guard says there will be plenty of good art on display, but only if it helps visitors reimagine the world around them will it have truly succeeded.
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Way before Vetements tapped a whopping 18 labels to reimagine its staples à la streetwear, Junya Watanabe plucked Saint James to create pieces for its spring '08 menswear show.
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This comes as the headteacher launches a project at her school — called Women of Will — in which pupils learn about Shakespearean characters and reimagine them in modern-day surroundings.
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The big picture: Magazine and print advertising is facing steep decline in the digital age, forcing many publications to shutter altogether or to reimagine their businesses for digital distribution.
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Rael says that counterproposals for the wall created by his studio "reimagine, hyperbolize, or question the wall and its construction, cost, performance and meaning," according to the book's website.
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Related: Photos Become Sculptures in These Collage-Like Works No Cameras Necessary: 8 Camera-Less Photographers You Need To Know 18 Artists Reimagine the Great Cross-Country Road Trip
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"It's a great example of what can be done when we start to reimagine waste as an untapped resource," said bio-bean founder Arthur Kay in a press release.
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By the same token, it is no small tragedy to have to reimagine so many pivotal moments of the original books and films with Kim's Nagini in its place.
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Details on a dozen celebratory events follow: Concert Commissioning composers to reimagine Sondheim songs as piano pieces has been a longtime project for the concert pianist Anthony de Mare.
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It forces us to reimagine, in a country and world increasingly divided, healing as an ongoing effort, a holding together that the body enacts only while it's strong enough.
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Loewe also invited Hafu Matsumoto — a disciple of Iizuka Shokansai, who was last in the line of Japan's most celebrated bamboo craft dynasty — to reimagine his work in leather.
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The opportunity ahead will require us to reimagine a lot of what we have done in the past for a mobile and cloud-first world, and do new things.
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"With the world at such a critical crossroads, this year we must develop a 'Davos Manifesto 2020' to reimagine the purpose and scorecards for companies and governments," he added.
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In our latest installment of "Trailer Mix," we challenge that idea, digging beneath the surface of all four Jurassic Park films to reimagine the franchise as a nature documentary.
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It is being embraced by social thinkers seeking to reimagine capitalism to more justly distribute its gains, and by technologists concerned about the job-destroying power of their creations.
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The misregulation of the gig economy is a problem for California, but it is also an opportunity to reimagine how we can foster stability and flexibility in the future.
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Everyone wants to be thought of as a disruptor, from cupcake makers in Brooklyn who reimagine the lowly pastry to app creators in Palo Alto who upend entire industries.
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It allows us to reimagine what justice might look like for students, to truly meet survivors' needs, and to create pathways of accountability that heal rather than perpetuate harm.
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Perhaps the visual's point, and the real tragedy of Barrett's story, isn't what might have been, but that we feel entitled to reimagine or deify him for it at all.
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It would have reminded listeners of how she first came on the scene as a player in his story, rather than letting us reimagine him as a player in hers.
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The second thing that we did is to reimagine global agriculture, which means producing more for food, feed and fiber with very less resources, or resource intensity being much lower.
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"We're excited about the company's work on productivity applications, especially given our focus of putting people at the center of experiences and our continued effort to reimagine collaboration," Jha wrote.
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Samsung is touting the camera as the main focus for the S83, with the company teasing that the phone will "reimagine" the camera on its invitation announcing the unveiling event.
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Minimalist Tarot Photos Reimagine the Modern Psyche A Modern Mystery School Reunites Art and Soul in LA | City of the Seekers 'Black Power Tarot' Cards Feature Billie Holiday, Andre 3000
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Mashable cut up some footage to reimagine the cannibalistic classic a different sort of film where Clarice Sterling (Jodie Foster) and Hannibal Lector (Anthony Hopkins) goof around a little more.
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Corey threw on his suit, and Lauren slipped back into her bridal gown, and the three set out to reimagine the couple's big day at the place they love most.
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Related: A 'Queer Enlightenment' at the World's First Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art Dual Shows Expose AIDS' Continued Impact on American Culture Analog Cut-Out Collages Reimagine America's Cowboy
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The full EP, A Very Spidey Christmas, includes Miles Morales (Shameik Moore), Spider-Man (Jake Johnson), and Green Goblin (Jorma Taccone) all lending their talents to reimagine classic holiday tunes.
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Both Looking Glass and its Hatter reimagine the dangerousness of Lewis Carroll's original character, or at least the author's concept of madness, in a way that can be safely commodified.
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They reimagine how the material world might be integrated with the body, not in a dystopian human-as-robot sense, but rather to create new contours of beauty and functionality.
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Common Ground often commissions artwork, and Jan's experience with a variety of art forms in London and Seoul earned him the chance to reimagine a fallen star on their property.
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In my most recent performance, "Odalisque," shown recently at The Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn, I reimagine the classical reclining nude as a gender non-conforming queer bondage submissive.
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But the company has been investing billions of dollars to develop this, coining the clunky term "Industrial Internet of Things" and creating catchy commercials in an attempt to reimagine itself.
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Companies like Oculus realized that consumer VR hardware was finally viable, and the public began to reimagine the realm of virtual possibility—one that included a new approach to filmmaking.
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London-based paper artist and photographer Rich McCor, who goes by "Paperboyo," looks at landmarks and statues like these, and uses paper to reimagine them in fun and silly ways.
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A radical sensitivity to injustice motivated him to reimagine society; at the same time, he placed many layers of muffling abstraction between his readers and real-world struggles for justice.
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For companies to master true competitive agility, they must embrace new systems – like ZBx – that help to reimagine what's possible for both the bottom line, and culture as a whole.
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Franco's choice to reimagine a piece of hetero camp detritus as a girl-on-girl love story seems obvious, considering his enthusiasm for trashy tropes and fixation on queer culture.
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Founded by a former journalist, Adriano Farano, Watchup got its start in 183 as an iPad application that aimed to reimagine how a modern-day audience would watch the news.
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Our community united in common purpose to reimagine a home for artists in the 21st century where they can envision, experiment, struggle, risk and even protest openly, unencumbered and uncensored.
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This week in New York, coinciding with Halloween, Day of the Dead and All Souls Day, there's an entire festival — "Reimagine End of Life New York" — dedicated to exactly that.
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At the Sunday march, singer and activist Denise Ho and volunteers from her NGO, Reimagine Hong Kong, collected and submitted about 3,000 voter registration forms, and handed out another 12,000.
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Joe Biden's campaign and top donors are racing to reimagine the ways they raise money as worries grow that the coronavirus could choke off contributions from donors big and small.
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I hope the future will hold more titles for 7- to 9-year-olds that reimagine the inner story of boyhood as bravely as these later middle-grade novels do.
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Last year, following Donald Trump's first year in office, the theme was "resist and reimagine," and panelists discussed how other parts of the world had handled their own political unrest.
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The closest analogue, industry experts said, was Pittsburgh, which had to reimagine its airport after US Airways, which is now part of American Airlines, stopped using it as a hub.
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He also pointed to efforts to centralize oversight of the bank's divisions, change company culture through staff and compensation, and reimagine the ways it can repay its customers for wrongdoing.
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If there is one takeaway from my experience, it's that turning 50 is an opportunity, to reinvent, reimagine and redesign your life to be what you want for the future.
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Panicked, confused, riveted by the imminent possibility of catching a possibly fatal illness, the entire country, it seems, has lost the capacity to reimagine the world in language or thought.
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Panicked, confused, riveted by the imminent possibility of catching a possibly fatal illness, the entire country, it seems, has lost the capacity to reimagine the world in language or thought.
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As retailers reimagine and reinvent their businesses to be more customer-centric, they will also need to look hard at their store portfolios and address some challenging, but fundamental questions.
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Last summer, around 200 artists and technicians signed a letter objecting to Mr. Dercon's plans to reimagine the theater, after he announced that he wanted to make it more interdisciplinary.
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And here, under a cream shacket, it's not hard to reimagine their return to our daily rotations as genre-bending pants/instruments of smart-casual weekends/part-time tights, even.
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Some Graduate properties are newly built; others reimagine existing structures, like the former Hotel Duncan at Yale University, which the company acquired this fall and plans to open in 2019.
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This is a great time to break out of old patterns in your family dynamic, reimagine your living situation, or simply reflect on your boundaries and recommit to enforcing them.
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Bring me back to life/I want to have a life now belts vocalist Irene Quiles, pleading with the world to reimagine what success looks like in a female body.
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For example, imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT), a cognitive-behavioral treatment in which you reimagine your nightmares with different, less frightening outcomes, can alleviate various forms of nightmares and associated distress.
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"The goal was to reimagine climate change and look at it as one of the biggest and most exciting opportunities of our generation," Scappaticci told me after the event had ended.
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With this in mind, regulators must reimagine how they oversee new technology and how they use it themselves, recognizing that regulatory roadblocks and inaction may create more risk rather than less.
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Voters do not tend to conclude that they were "wrong"; often they are too busy with their lives to notice that their opinions are changing and simply reimagine their original position.
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I love making the show, I love the way it's helped me reimagine storytelling and I'm struggling, actually, to understand if and when I would ever go back to writing again.
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Commissioned by Nike and James to reimagine the basketball legend's signature LeBron 16 model, HFR founder Brandice Daniels recruited designers Kimberly Goldson, Felisha Noel, and Undra Celeste Duncan for the project.
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In her large-scale drawings on sheets of vellum, the late artist Wopo Holup rendered geographic features with little or no contextual information, forcing viewers to reimagine how they envision landscapes.
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He's a background artist on the Bob's Burgers comic, and helps reimagine the fan favorites in situations that push the show's boundaries—think boxing matches, space suits, and whatever this is.
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We end with suggestions for several projects students might take on to expand and reimagine what "being a man" might mean in their own lives and in our society at large.
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Some designers opted to reimagine the color through familiar silhouettes: Fendi did so through a sporty cropped knit, while Proenza Schouler went for a grunge color combination of red and black.
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HGTV and TLC teamed up to reimagine the hit show, and the cast includes a group of celebrity interior designers and contractors that will be familiar to fans of both networks.
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These type of app integrations appear to be the next step for Inbox, which has proven to be a fertile testing ground for Google's Gmail team to reimagine how email functions.
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Greer made fun of Koedt ("One wonders just whom Miss Koedt has gone to bed with"), but she was just as eager as her comrades to reimagine this sphere of life.
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The American Medical Association, for its part, has provided over $11 million to established medical schools to reimagine their curricula and better prepare students for a rapidly evolving health care environment.
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With a mix of movement forms — breaking, house, hip-hop and vogue — she and her brother Ehud, a jazz pianist, reimagine the music of the Brazilian composer Ernesto Nazareth (1863-1934).
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If you rethink or reimagine these mechanics, how they would work best, how they would be most fun on the platform, there are so many genres that can work on chat.
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"We've found that it pays to reimagine the floor plan for today's buyers because homes that were built decades ago simply lack the features that a modern buyer expects," she said.
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In the face of political gridlock, improving the world may have to come from unexpected corners of industry and the non-profit sector who creatively reimagine our challenges and our future.
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My goal with the pieces I write is two-fold: to illuminate things that may not be widely known and also to reimagine what it means to write about those subjects.
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That could include advertising technology or tools that measure people's attention, the tech that underpins content platforms, or solutions that reimagine aspects of the user experience, such as the TV guide.
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Recently, as Holmes began to reimagine what the next decade-and-a-half of his own career would look like, these nuggets of wisdom took on new, and very personal, significance.
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The geometry and repetition of her pieces, juxtaposed with their shifting nature and the way they reimagine space, mix sculpture and architecture, referencing modernist abstraction while pushing it to new limits.
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Instead, we got a proposal to use buyouts not as an opportunity to reimagine areas that have flooded repeatedly, but to support the redevelopment of areas that will inevitably flood again.
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As if it hasn't been exciting enough to reimagine these iconic carnivores with vibrant feathered plumage, we may also be on the brink of understanding their tantalizing and bizarre cranial bling.
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If we reimagine and reorganize the structures and systems that have shaped the lives of people of color, black and Native American in particular, poor white Americans will also be helped.
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They gather to pay tribute to Dona Ivone Lara and Beth Carvalho, and they have even composed their own versions of samba songs, versions that reimagine samba as a feminist anthem.
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Sheriffs should acknowledge the problematic role of their office in American history and reimagine a space where community control doesn't mean the power to arrest but rather the power to heal.
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Media companies in 2020 could also pursue deals with businesses that are attempting to reimagine TV ratings for a streaming-first world, said Ana Milicevic, cofounder and principal of Sparrow Advisers.
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More broadly, all three initiatives seek to help pediatricians and other providers reimagine how, when and where to deliver the mental health care that will shape the rest of children's lives.
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Other municipalities are looking to reimagine the buildings with amenities to attract younger workers, including restaurants, banks, fitness centers and open-design offices all housed within a walkable or bikeable campus.
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"It seems like these companies are unwilling to do the work that's required by OSHA and reimagine these jobs to fit the idea that workers have to be safe," Baran said.
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"Their vision to reimagine consumer banking, by providing a modern banking product with epiFi, has the potential to bring a step function change in experience for digitally savvy consumers," he said.
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I see this as a defining moment and a huge opportunity for these companies to reimagine how to create a stronger link between the diverse urban environment and the online world.
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"Black people who do transgressive or radical work must redefine and reimagine what winning is in a white supremacist capitalist culture," the author, the Atlanta-based writer Myles E. Johnson, argues.
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Some paleoanthropologists are starting to reimagine the extinction of Neanderthals as equally prosaic: not the culmination of some epic clash of civilizations but an aggregate result of a long, ecological muddle.
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Let me try to take that and kind of repurpose it a little bit or reimagine it for something that we put on the home page at the New York Times.
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Just as the region's inhabitants experimented with imaginative architectural forms, so too do the participating artists utilize unorthodox methods to reflect on where we've been and to reimagine where we're going.
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It's fitting, then, that Foer came together again with Farm Forward, an advocacy nonprofit whose tagline is "Until no animals suffer on factory farms," to reimagine Eating Animals as a documentary.
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"It's some of the most fun I've ever had, to really think about an artist that I love, get inside their world and try to reimagine that through my writing," he said.
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I'm not necessarily drawn to the idea of trying to recreate or reimagine something like that, although I found a deep love in it when I did it for School of Rock.
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"I'm excited to announce that, as the head of Stadia Games and Entertainment, I will not only be bringing first-party game studios to reimagine the next generation of games," Raymond said.
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HE SAID NO, LET'S REIMAGINE HOW THE WORK SPACE OF THE FUTURE'S GOING TO BE. HE DID THAT, GREW THE REVENUES AND TOOK THEM TO THE NUMBER ONE SPOT IN THE INDUSTRY.
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The UK-based illustrator Tom Ward has combined his love of films with his graphic design skills to create a series of drawings that reimagine '80s movies in a modern-day setting.
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The U.S. men's soccer team, which failed to qualify for this year's World Cup in Russia, must quickly figure out how to reimagine the American game, said U.S. Soccer CEO Dan Flynn.
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The common denominator that has bound this tradition historically is the broad-based effort to challenge institutional racism, promote healthy black communities and reimagine black identity and American democracy in the process.
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The explosion in digital and data technology is bringing about "a fundamental transformation about the way marketing happens," according to Vaz, and CEOs are working to reimagine their businesses as a result.
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NICK CAVE: UNTIL Nick Cave's "Sound Suits," initiated in response to the 230 beating of Rodney King by police, have become fantastical creations that reimagine the body and its relationship to space.
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Now, the Guatemalan artist Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa is working to reimagine that performance for a group show that José Luis Blondet, Rita Gonzalez and Pilar Tompkins Rivas are organizing for the museum.
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By joining forces, we'll reimagine how groups travel and enhance Trips, our new platform that brings together where you stay, what you do, and the people you meet all in one place.
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Reimagine inside sales to ramp up B2B customer acquisition User-first products are driving rapid company growth in an era where individuals discover, adopt and share software they like throughout their organizations.
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" She also mentioned that she is hoping to "reimagine some of the beautiful collections that the Newark Museum has" and "re-engage the Newark and the greater Newark and New York audiences.
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As its clinics have closed because of cuts in state and federal funding, the organization has had to reimagine how it delivers health care, with more emphasis on telemedicine and other technology.
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Andres L. Hernandez, workshop faculty in VCFA's Graduate Studies in Art & Design Education program, is a Chicago-based artist, designer, and educator who works with youth and adults to reimagine their communities.
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Related: [Exclusive] 5 Artists Reimagine '1984' for Modern Times Aliens Occupy the Earth in Neill Blomkamp's New Short Film, 'Rakka' Meet the Sci-Fi Artist Fixated on the Grime of Mexico City
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There's a focus on commitment, and this is a great time to reimagine the structures within your partnerships, thanks to eccentric and electric planet Uranus meeting Venus in Aries on June 3.
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In addition to reinterpreting those standouts, Prada invited four architects and designers to reimagine something else from the house's long history: its signature black nylon, the fabric that started the Prada empire.
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I ran for mayor in 22008 knowing that nothing like Studebaker would ever come back — but believing that we would, our city would, if we had the courage to reimagine our future.
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Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp should reimagine their platforms and flip social norms upside down, elevating people who have responsibly chosen to socially isolate, wear masks, or take actions that help others.
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Confessing upfront about their gleeful fictions, the filmmakers reimagine a roughly five-week period in 1926 when McPherson (wholeheartedly played by Anna Margaret Hollyman) disappeared from a beach and was presumed dead.
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"I don't think that human rights violators and merit-based abusers of displaced people should be given a platform to 'reimagine' history," Carlile wrote to her more than 85033,000 followers on Twitter.
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Roxane Gay Many fiction writers have tried, to varying degrees of success, to reimagine slavery or create alternate histories where the Civil War never happened or never ended, or the Confederacy won.
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Ms. Warren and Senator Cory Booker, among others, have recently endorsed the idea of a "Green New Deal," a call to reimagine an environment-first economy that would phase out fossil fuels.
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But Oliver, best known as a writer of the blockbuster film "Girls Trip," couldn't resist the opportunity to put her own spin on the story when Paramount asked her to reimagine it.
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While some seem like a natural fit (it's not too difficult to reimagine "One Love" as a child's song) others require more work (for example, the upcoming Slumber of the Beast: Rockabye Baby!
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Starring Regina Hall and Anna Faris, the franchise took advantage of the adage that "a Black person would never…" in order to reimagine the typical series of unfortunate events in the horror genre.
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We need to reimagine our shelters — and, yes, open new ones — so that they can offer the holistic services that are critical to equipping homeless families with the skills and treatment they need.
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But to take great properties that are beloved worldwide like #BAYWATCH and #RAMPAGE and have the opportunity reimagine their stories in dope new ways to a whole new generation is truly an honor.
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Creative Exchange celebrates artists and their creative power to shape communities, reimagine what is possible and move social justice forward with a new collection of features and stories, Field Notes from Creative Exchange.
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With their impressive the-opposite-of-mystery-solving skills on full display for the American public, we thought it'd be fitting to reimagine the two GOP leaders as the straight-laced Hardy Boys.
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The changes include redesigned food displays, relaxing background music and a signature scent in the lobby, said Marc Ferguson, general manager of the Delta Sky Club Experience, who is helping reimagine the lounges.
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A new study out today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that teenagers make wiser choices if they are encouraged to reimagine healthy behavior as an act of defiance.
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His desire to reimagine the Saudi state is reflected in his admiration — some even call it envy — for the kingdom's more modern and progressive neighbor in the Persian Gulf, the United Arab Emirates.
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Caitlin Doughty's mission to reimagine the death industry—to cast out our shame and fear of the dead—is an important one, for which she makes the case well and with good humor.
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Perkins will help schools create more innovative education programs that reimagine secondary and postsecondary education- focusing curriculum on both the academic rigor and economic relevance graduates need to be successful in the workplace.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By reproducing a Kodachrome color palette, the Time cover makes us reimagine the cover as if it were an image from the era of Kodachrome's mass popularity.
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While the projects differ across each legal system, their collective purpose is to bring together academics, students, lawyers—and in some cases judges—to reimagine and rewrite judicial decisions through a feminist lens.
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Husband-and-wife design duo Rolf and Mette Hay chose to reimagine the iconic sack in dark green, a color that, I think is safe to say, no one really associates with Ikea.
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House Beautiful took notice and commissioned 2100 interior designers to reimagine a Victorian dollhouse in their own style, auctioning the decidedly contemporary finished products at the New York Design Center on Feb. 2000.
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Top Biden fund-raisers and donors, as well as campaign, super PAC and Democratic Party officials, described urgent efforts to reimagine the ways they raise money during a pandemic and global economic slowdown.
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"My advice is that executives at pharmaceutical companies should crush all assumptions when it comes to Amazon and their ability to enter, innovate and reimagine the pharmacy business and health care," he said.
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But people within the industrial design team including Jonathan Ive, Apple's chief designer, believed that a fully driverless car would allow the company to reimagine the automobile experience, according to the five people.
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But for those of us who choose to endure it, we might just find a new way of living in that uncomfortable space, and reimagine the possibilities of what theater can give us.
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The New York Today team began the dinner table conversation early by asking New Yorkers to reimagine those traditional plagues and tell us what modern evils are relevant to their lives in 2017.
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Her own very-establishment stumbles and weaknesses notwithstanding, May's attempt to reimagine conservative politics along more populist, "Red Tory" lines strikes me as a healthier response to the moment than Corbyn's unreconstructed socialism.
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"Michaels is an iconic brand, and I am excited about the tremendous opportunity we have in front of us to reimagine and redefine the experience of our Makers," Buchanan said in a statement.
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The executives, bankers and lawmakers in attendance "must develop a 'Davos Manifesto 2020' to reimagine the purpose and scorecards for companies and government," the conference's founder, professor Klaus Schwab, said in the release.
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But people within the industrial design team including Jonathan Ive, Apple's chief designer, believed that a fully driverless car would allow the company to reimagine the automobile experience, according to the five people.
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Shortly after production began last fall on Season 6, sexual assault allegations surfaced against its Emmy-nominated male lead, Kevin Spacey, shutting down production and forcing the writers to reimagine the coming narrative.
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"With MTV Studios, we are for the first time ever opening up this vault beyond our own platforms to reimagine the franchises with new partners," wrote MTV President Chris McCarthy in a press release.
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Y.: We should protect families that need our help and that is not what ICE is doing today and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it.
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For the 50th anniversary of the publication of A Clockwork Orange, Penguin commissioned Jonathan Barnbrook to reimagine David Pelham's famous cover, featuring a cartoon of a man with a mechanical gear for an eye.
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"I ran for mayor in 2011 knowing that nothing like Studebaker would ever come back — but believing that we would, our city would, if we had the courage to reimagine our future," Buttigieg said.
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In a speech on May 2 to HHS staff, Secretary Tom Price asked them to "reimagine" how the agency could work, reassuring, "We're not looking to achieve an arbitrary financial goal or workforce numbers."
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I had to reimagine the fall—the blow, the bleed, the delirium, the coma—and try to understand why such disasters hadn't occurred earlier, as his brain had inched, woozily, inexorably, unrecognizably, toward dementia.
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But cancer medicine also needs a healthy dose of Freireich: the desire to read between the (guide)lines, to reimagine the outer boundaries, to perform the experiments that become the standards of the future.
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About 30 local shops have said they would offer registration forms to customers, and Reimagine Hong Kong volunteers plan to set up 12 booths around the city to try to sign up more voters.
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"With MTV Studios, we are for the first time ever opening up this vault beyond our own platforms to reimagine the franchises with new partners," Chris McCarthy, president of MTV, said in a statement.
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Separately, Uber has also released some of its data on pickups and drop-offs as part of another effort to help cities reimagine the use of curb space that is usually reserved for parking.
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Disney also plans to reimagine the fan-favorite "Spaceship Earth" ride with a new guide and new narration that plans to "focus on the storytelling that brings people together," according to the Expo's page.
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What we have been able to do in the past year was work with the faculty, students and other stakeholders to reimagine what a distinctive liberal arts education at Sweet Briar could look like.
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Niewolny spent 23 years in executive roles with three of Wall Street's largest financial firms before joining the organization that helps men and women reimagine the second half of their life at any age.
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Shortly thereafter, ED announced its plans to reimagine loan servicing — a big undertaking that aims to put taxpayer dollars to work in simplifying and improving the student loan servicing system from the inside out.
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The last time I asked him about being 27 was at Anthology Film Archives in October, when we spoke at a conference called "Reimagine End of Life," so death was prominent in our conversation.
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Whereas under Slimane, the insect was rendered as a menacing, monochromatic wasp, Jones invited the street artist Kaws (who also designed that giant floral statue) to reimagine it as a fluffy, yellow-striped bumblebee.
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This means that educators and historians can share the texts; community theaters can screen the films; youth orchestras can publicly perform classics; and creators can legally reimagine the books, films, and songs from 1924.
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Photographed by Tim Walker and styled by British Vogue's new editor Edward Enninful, the 2018 calendar will reimagine characters from Lewis Carroll's beloved tale Alice's Adventures in Wonderland — specifically, with an all-black cast.
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Related: Analog Cut-Out Collages Reimagine America's Cowboy From Comme des Garçons to Cowboys in Cologne, 'Wanted' Mag Mixes Fashion and Art Danger Mouse And Daniele Luppi Invade The Wild, Wild West Of The Web
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Now is our opportunity to reclaim the streets for living — to take major leaps in the direction of building a true City of Tomorrow and reimagine how our streets and cities function much more efficiently.
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While DoorDash, Postmates and other apps are looking to reimagine what the food delivery experience looks like, Ray Reddy says he wants to figure out what the next generation of a food court looks like.
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Anthropologie partnered with SUNO to release a line of home décor consisting of over 40 new styles in 20 plus prints that reimagine the fashion label's classics with fresh design techniques, shapes, and color twists.
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"I believe that [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has become a deportation force … and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Sen.
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Circus Network, a Porto-based cultural organization and gallery space, recently commissioned a cohort of Portuguese artists to reimagine kitschy porcelain pups, a sculptural element commonly found in the living rooms of little old ladies.
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Walmart's NYC-based innovation center is experimenting with a cashier-less store concept called Project Kepler, which "aims to reimagine the in-store shopping experience with the help of technologies like computer vision," Recode reports.
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Next, Patrick has been listening to the second season of the Justice in America podcast, and was struck by its finale and the radical ways we can, and should, reimagine our systems of criminal justice.
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This, then, is perhaps the most significant challenge for our democracy today: To reimagine the contours of responsibility in a world in which the institutions that sustain our democracy, the media included, have changed immeasurably.
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Koh Dong-jin, president of Samsung Electronics' mobile business, announced that next year Samsung could reimagine the smartphone entirely and launch a new design with a foldable screen, which can close like a small book.
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These efforts don't revolve around particular candidates or elections; the goal was to "reimagine black voting power," as Thompson put it, both registering new voters and inspiring and training others to run for local office.
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O'Neill's "The Hairy Ape," a 1921 drama about class divides in the industrial age, runs from March 25 through April 22 and will reimagine a similar production from the Old Vic in London last year.
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Related: The Longest-Running Everyday GIF Artist on Tumblr Just Broke 4 Years Paw-Droppingly Beautiful Animations Reimagine Your Favorite Internet Cats If Dalí Knew How to Use a Computer, He Would've Made These GIFs
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Coined by the cultural critic Mark Dery in a 1993 essay called "Black to the Future," Afrofuturism describes artists like Sun Ra and Drexciya who interrogate and reimagine blackness through the lens of science fiction.
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Trachtenberg eventually got the idea to create his own set of tiles and enlisted the illustrator Tom Bachtell, whose caricatures are a staple of The New Yorker, to help him reimagine the colorful game pieces.
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We believe our foundation, and the Italian Americans community, can lead the effort to reimagine America's monuments and memorials in a new light, and tell our story, the American story, in innovative and thoughtful ways.
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All the years of struggle and strive and anthem and rave have led us to now, a place where queers of every age, if lucky, are able to reimagine themselves in a world increasingly queer.
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Cisco has been trying to reimagine itself as a software company with a focus on subscriptions after struggling with waning demand in its traditional business of selling the routers and switches which direct Internet traffic.
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They're looking for the LeBrons and Bradys — the best people in the world to come up with some brand-new, never-before-seen widget, to completely reimagine what widgets should do in the first place.
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" In response to these questions, we, members of a team of teachers responsible for the freshman class of our heterogeneously grouped English course, annually reimagine a unit in which students read Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet.
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But they said that Ambassador expressed a willingness to reimagine the space completely, and that that was persuasive; the show's designer will be allowed to reconfigure the theater and bring it down to 1,500 seats.
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"We set out to reimagine the music industry and to provide a better way for both artists and consumers to benefit from the digital transformation of the music industry," the company said in its filing.
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When Carlsberg said in 22 that it was moving out, developers sought to reimagine an industrial plant with a smell of hops that lay near a working-class neighborhood notorious for prostitution and drug dealing.
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Retailers are being forced to reimagine how they operate and what they sell: faster fulfillment, less apparel inventory, a loyal customer base, and easy-to-navigate websites and mobile apps are becoming the new norm.
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In India, over 75 million women already belong to self-help groups where they reimagine their place in society and talk about topics from starting a small business to raising healthy children, according to Gates.
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And as we continue to rebuild and reimagine our economy in the wake of a recession that saw taxpayers literally footing the bill for failed corporate leadership, smarter, wiser and more inclusive leadership is needed.
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"With the acquisition of Radius Bank, we will dramatically enhance the resiliency and earnings trajectory of LendingClub," Sanborn said, "while unlocking the ability to reimagine banking and create a category-defining experience for our members."
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They have also told candidates that they'd like them to reimagine the magazine, its digital properties and its conference business — but that the title's budget would be shrinking, as Conde looks to continually squeeze costs.
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So why do certain policymakers and opinion leaders insist that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) remain intact and vow to fight efforts to reimagine our health care marketplaces through reform at the state and federal levels?
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As it does with almost everything, Game of Thrones is bringing fan art to the next level with Create For The Throne, giving fan artists around the world the chance to reimagine Game of Thrones props.
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"The McDermotts' generous bequest was of such a transformative magnitude that we knew we would have to reimagine the entire presentation of European art in our galleries," said the DMA's Director, Agustín Arteaga, in a statement.
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Now it seems the rebels and the Colombian government, facilitated by international leaders, will have to go back to the drawing board to reimagine a peace that is acceptable to victims of murder, extortion and kidnapping.
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In a world where cinematic universes have struggled to reimagine some of literature's classic icons, including this summer's abysmal The Mummy, The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter is the monster mashup that we really need.
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Salesforce pioneered the shift to enterprise cloud computing—and Quip has been working since 2012 to reimagine a productivity platform for teams that allows them to be more connected, more collaborative and get more work done.
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"Given Europe's diversity and fragmentation issues, I believe it's time to reimagine how venture capital adds value by embracing technology to help with discovery, evaluation and more efficient provision of support for the most promising ventures."
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Related: This Digital Loom is More Than Just a Desktop Fabric Printer—It's the Future of DIY Fashion Weaving Sexts: Tapestry Artist Threads an Honest Portrait of Female Sexuality Abstract Browser Tapestries Reimagine Surfing the Net
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If Zuckerberg's statement on Thursday night is to be believed, he's decided to de-emphasize some of the business strategies that make Facebook mountains of cash and reimagine Facebook as a place for friends once again.
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"We wanted women with breast cancer who are both beautiful and fascinating; that would force people to reimagine the illness because these women aren't what you may have expected," Joy told Refinery29 of the casting process.
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It was hoping to dip into the TV streaming model, but the reported lack of confidence in the platform shows that the distribution economics behind the linear TV model are tough to completely reimagine for digital.
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But if Messenger can reimagine the Stories format around usefulness instead of just fun, without inconveniencing the rest of the chat app, it could spur us to make more memories instead of just consuming old ones.
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Of the 287 painters involved, 65 arrive every day at an enormous, sweltering hangar at the Gdansk Science and Technology Park here in northern Poland, to reimagine, amid thick fumes of oil paint, van Gogh's canvases.
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The Jewish community of Venice, which numbers 450 people, is raising funds to restore the five synagogue buildings on the ghetto's main square, which are crumbling after lack of maintenance, and to reimagine the Jewish Museum.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An aquarium, a wind farm, and an artificial alpine environment are among a group of eye-catching proposals that reimagine a 11-block stretch of medians along Manhattan's Park Avenue.
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On this week's PARTY LEGENDS, Big Boi, Nina Tarr, Kim Gordon, and Ghostface Killah drop by to share some of the wildest nights they've ever had, and we reimagine them with the help of emerging animators.
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Many people criticized T-Enterprise for working with a former Gitmo detainee; by asking alone Begg to help reimagine the detention facility, they had left the voices and views of U.S. military veterans on the periphery.
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The article Yağmur and Umut referred to described a technique to reimagine a photo of the city of Tübingen, Germany, in the style of The Starry Night, the oil on canvas painting by Vincent van Gogh.
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"You can completely reimagine what the car might be or what it even means to say a car or a bus or a truck if you don't have to have an internal combustion engine," Evans said.
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In interviews Ms. Rice said that she hoped to reimagine the theater's remit, finding more opportunities for women to take on major roles, and transforming the theater into a friendly space for mixed audiences including children.
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For the show — part of the museum's Emerging Artist Program — Eckhaus and Latta have enlisted more than a dozen artist and designer friends to collaborate and reimagine a fully functioning retail experience within the gallery space.
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But in honor of the 250th anniversary of Hosack's birth, Rockefeller Center has collaborated with the New York Botanical Garden and Future Green Studio to reimagine the 845-square-foot planted area of the Channel Gardens.
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And Mr. Lapidus, who most recently introduced an "e-couture" (his description) label carrying his name, got the job only in July, so it wasn't as if he had a lot of time to reimagine Lanvin.
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Valeo, a France-based automotive supplier to General Motors and other companies, has 14,000 engineers working on future vehicle projects, drawing in employees from its visibility, comfort and driving, and thermal systems groups to reimagine interiors.
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There the curators used historical research to reimagine the interior of Modigliani's 1919 Paris studio in vivid detail, down to a cigarette smoldering on the table and rain from a roof leak dripping into a bucket.
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So as the CEO of George G. Glenner Alzheimer's Family Centers, he decided to reimagine a new kind of day care: a faux mini-town with a 1950s and 1960s look designed for people with dementia.
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Bronstein and his collaborators knew that going beyond the Euclidean plane would require them to reimagine one of the basic computational procedures that made neural networks so effective at 294D image recognition in the first place.
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But it is also to tell stories of beauty, of love, and of hope — to revitalize, remake, and reimagine an Indigenous future that encapsulates the complexities of healing in the face of literal and cultural genocide.
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"We have a system which is energy-inefficient because it was never designed to be efficient," said Richard L. Kauffman, the state's so-called energy czar, who is leading its plans to reimagine the power grid.
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Once we can start paying a new kind of attention, she writes, we can undertake bolder forms of political action, reimagine humankind's role in the environment, and arrive at more meaningful understandings of happiness and progress.
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The plan is the latest example of how complicated it can be for New York City to reimagine how more than eight million residents and a growing number of tourists navigate hundreds of miles of streets.
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Now a year and half since Hoffman announced he'd reimagine the app as V2 then scrapped that name, his follow-up to Vine called Byte has finally sent out the first 100 invites to its closed beta.
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"Skateboarding has these things that say you should go out and build community, reimagine yourself in the space that's around you, and have fun," said Williams, who has worked in the skating industry for over a decade.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Mrwhosetheboss via YouTubeJust a couple days ago, rumors leaked out that Apple might try to reimagine forgotten tech like air gestures and curvy concave screens for use in a future iPhone.
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Andrew Lincoln, the star since episode one, is reportedly going to leave the show part way through the next season, so why not make a sharp left and reimagine the series with Shane as the prevailing leader?
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They say they are willing to shed party allegiances and reimagine their priorities this year, even voting for a self-described democratic socialist, or for a flame-throwing real estate developer who has never served in government.
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The new extensions not only serve as places to highlight the work of new and emerging artists—they also reimagine the purpose of a heritage site, breathing new life into what can seem a rather stale concept.
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For a century, personal transportation has remained relatively unchanged — Americans rely largely on cars, and on public transportation to a lesser degree — but technology is allowing a new generation of companies to reimagine how people get around.
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But now it seems the rebels and the Colombian government, facilitated by international leaders, will have to go back to the drawing board to reimagine a peace that is acceptable to victims of murder, extortion and kidnapping.
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Erizku and Beyoncé use the cosmopolitan strategy of embracing and reinterpreting cultural traditions, particularly those from which black people have historically been excluded, to reimagine Beyoncé into an idealization that has typically been reserved for white women.
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What these breakthroughs are bringing along with them are entirely new models — of founders, of company creation, of the businesses themselves — that will require scientists, entrepreneurs and investors to reimagine and reinvent how they create bio companies.
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However, all of these experiences feel like they're trying to replicate real-life concerts, not reimagine them, making it hard to justify why someone should choose to watch a concert in VR over going in real life.
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The song is sprinkled with a variety of influences—the heavy Bon Iver and James Blake-esque verse is unmistakeable and stirring, and pieces reimagine "Here, There and Everywhere" from The Beatles (who are credited as contributors).
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The conglomerate has commissioned architecture firm Snøhetta to reimagine the iconic tower, now simply named 550 Madison, and future plans involve replacing the lower portion of the building's Stony Creek granite facade with a wavy glass curtainwall.
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While ostensibly a deterrent to the growth of a local cocktail scene, these laws have actually inspired creativity out of necessity, as bartenders thoughtfully reimagine and rework classic recipes in ways that adhere to the legal parameters.
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"When we founded HotelTonight, we sought to reimagine the hotel booking experience to be more simple, fast and fun, and to better connect travelers with the world's best boutique and independent hotels," Shank said in a statement.
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The goal was also to uplift and reimagine his country's familiar guacamole and chips; to do so, he sources Quintonil's escamoles, which are currently in season, from a community of female harvesters in San Miguel de Allende.
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Gathered in this exhibition are works produced during her short but prolific career that span and expand mediums and materials; reimagine tropes of love, friendship, and motherhood; and radically assert sentiment as a legitimate subject of artmaking.
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He recruited the book jacket designers Peter Mendelsund and Oliver Munday to reimagine the cover, logo and the interior layout, and to create new covers for each issue, the review's first redesign in more than 70 years.
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This is reductive, of course — de Kooning and others would continue to have long and successful careers after the arrival of Johns — but his work did dramatically reimagine the possibilities of what could happen on a canvas.
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I don't look like a rancher; I do like a rhinestone or two, I have a lot to learn about the land, and I welcome anyone into the lifestyle who is also looking to reimagine the role.
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Now the semi-retired director is enlisting a new generation of collaborators to reimagine the 1979 film as a "psychological horror RPG" that puts the player in the boots of Martin Sheen's battle-scarred protagonist, Captain Benjamin Willard.
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It's unclear if the photo is supposed to reimagine Barrett as what might have been, had he not been syphoned the drugs and limelight demands of a music industry hungry to exploit, and then discard, the psychedelic frontiersman.
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Kimberly Peeler-Allen, cofounder of Higher Heights for America, a Democratic group electing black women and advancing their policy agenda, called the election a landmark event in the effort to reimagine the complexion of leadership in US politics.
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The paintings may be violently improvisatory, but they are also walled in by this enduring passion to remake and to reimagine another man's work — an impulse stirred by the excitement of acknowledging that he found it completely baffling.
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The goal was to reimagine video chat not as a utilitarian communication tool, but for "the feeling of being in the same room even if you're thousands of miles apart" Facebook Portal's marketing lead Dave Kaufman tells me.
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As VCs, we work so hard to identify and collaborate with outstanding founders who have the vision and execution strength to disrupt the present and reimagine the future, yet we willingly choose to ignore half the talent pool.
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" Melissa Cobb, Vice President of Kids & Family Content at Netflix, added, "We have great creative ambition to reimagine the journeys of so many treasured Dahl characters in fresh, contemporary ways with the highest quality animation and production values.
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In his first-ever statement as commish, Luck says he's going to "reimagine" the game of football as the boss of the XFL -- which will kick off in 2020 -- and give fans a "dynamic version" of the sport.
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"This is an opportunity for both sides to reimagine and redesign a new project of mutual relations, a project that will be equally attractive both to the citizens of the United Kingdom and the European Union," Fico said.
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The app joins a suite of others that reimagine meditation in the digital age: Calm offers relaxation techniques and mindfulness on demand; Headspace, with its guided breathing exercises, delivers zen-like serenity for the price of an Uber.
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So the team at Icon set out to reimagine how a home could be constructed from the ground up and developed a 3D printer capable of building a home up to 2,000 square feet in under three days.
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Progressives are pushing for a "Green New Deal" -- a comprehensive package that would reimagine the US economy and the government's place in it -- that has been met with skepticism, and a few notes of hostility, by party centrists.
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Developed in collaboration with a group of mental health organizations, the exercises take techniques from dialectical behavior therapy—a type of psychotherapy used to treat mood disorders, self-harm, and suicidal ideation—and reimagine them for the smartphone.
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The animated comedy, Daria & Jodie, will reimagine the 1990s feminist series about cartoon queen of deadpan Daria Morgendorffer and her high school friend, Jodie Landon, as they "deconstruct popular culture, social classes, gender and race," according to MTV.
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Both Fateman and Hanna had been previously tossing around ideas to take a firm stance on their candidate, and when the cut didn't reach the tampon circuit, the group opted to reimagine it for their pro-Hillary declaration.
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The Casablanca-based artist Soukaina Aziz El Idrissi, on the other hand, takes the ugliness of plastic waste, then heats and weaves it into translucent hangings that lyrically reimagine the carpets and textiles for sale in Morocco's souks.
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Star Trek: Discovery The mirror universe has offered some of the most ambitious story lines across multiple "Star Trek" generations, allowing both the writers and the actors to reimagine established characters, or even briefly turn them upside down.
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This is one more area where New York can reimagine its criminal justice system, breaking with its past as a leader in locking Americans up and throwing away the key to instead become a national model of reform.
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His resignation will be seen by some as a tacit admission that Mr. de Blasio's heralded effort to reimagine and eventually close Rikers, a centerpiece of his political agenda, has stalled months before he stands for re-election.
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We need to make a public investment in telling the truth — we need the government to make a public investment in telling the truth about slavery, and I think that's one way that we can reimagine that space.
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If more people saw the idea of infinite growth as a departure from the history of economics rather than a timeless law of nature, perhaps they'd be readier to reimagine the links between the environment and the economy.
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Several new arts institutions in development that will expand the city's museum landscape have opted to reimagine existing buildings rather than build sleek new ones, as the Broad museum did in 5003 with its Diller Scofidio + Renfro design.
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More importantly, it reminds us all that American power resides not in any fantasies of exceptionalism but in the souls of millions of ordinary people who risked their lives to reimagine the contours of freedom, democracy and citizenship.
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"Technology like this has the potential to open up new creative possibilities and reimagine 19th century inventions in a 21st century world," said Facebook Vice President of AR/VR Andrew "Boz" Bosworth in a post announcing the acquisition.
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"Whether we choose to revisit it at another time and reimagine that story — that's something [director] Michael [Patrick King] and I just haven't talked about yet, that doesn't mean we won't, but we haven't at this time," Parker said.
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"I believe that [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has become a deportation force … and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Gillibrand said in late June .
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The 9,000-square-foot sky villa, meant to evoke a "night at the museum," was renovated as part of the resort's $12942 million plan to completely reimagine the property, and includes many original pieces from Hirst's butterfly-motif works.
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These secular trends, combined with the era of open-sourced code and APIs, have enabled entrepreneurs in every industry — materials, telecommunications, healthcare, transportation, agriculture, finance, consumer products, energy, industrials and utilities — to reimagine how businesses can and should operate.
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But in this crucial moment, one that affords such a clear opportunity to fundamentally reimagine how platforms work and what we can expect of them, we might want to get our stories straight about what those expectations should be.
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A zany exhibition of handmade sculptures and found object paintings reimagine what it might be like if a cosmic time traveler culled centuries of civilization for bits of culture along the way and assembled them into one art show.
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Now, pressure on the Correspondents' Association to reimagine the dinner is building, ratcheted up by social media, a heightened political climate and a frustrated press corps wondering if a sober moment for American journalism requires a comparably sober event.
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"Whether we choose to revisit it at another time and reimagine that story — that's something [director] Michael [Patrick King] and I just haven't talked about yet, that doesn't mean we won't, but we haven't at this time," she said.
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So it's cool that Cheung, senior executive officer for service development, scheduling, and analysis at the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority—or Metro for short—is in charge of NextGen, a study to reimagine the city's bus system.
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Together with the abundant farm staples of sugar and lime, it makes the national cocktail caipirinha, which has a life of its own as high end bars reimagine it with blended fruits and shavings of cane sugar, or rapadura.
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"New York has emerged as one of the nation's leading hubs for innovation, and as we invite companies and entrepreneurs to reimagine transportation technology, we will encourage the development of new, safe travel options for New Yorkers," Cuomo said.
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With the new jails, city officials want to reimagine not only physical features but also how they operate on the inside, creating an opportunity for New York City, supporters say, to become a national model of more humane incarceration.
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American officials struggling to reimagine their strategy after Britain's decision to divorce the European Union say the most urgent challenge will be to find a way to replace their most reliable, sympathetic partner in the hallways of European capitals.
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Today's announcement is really a response to a systemic failure of many American institutions to protect women... We must reimagine a world where predators are exposed and held to account and survivors are supported and empowered at every level.
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This year, its PEN World Voices Festival, whose theme is "Resist and Reimagine," is featuring Next Generation Now, a new series of more than a dozen programs aimed at aspiring writers and political advocates from preschool through high school.
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Mr. Roux, who became Carillon's president in 21964, added to the campaign by commissioning Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Ed Ruscha and many other artists and photographers to reimagine the bottle in a long-running series of ads.
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To that point, we partnered with American Signature Furniture (the purveyors of Designer Looks — low-cost, high-quality collections) to present five pieces that will help you reimagine your small space's interior design — with storage and style in mind.
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Our Climate reporters looked at Manila, above left, and San Francisco, above right, as they approach a crucial fork in the road: Will they adapt to the tide, force the water to adapt to their needs, or reimagine coastlines?
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This magical environment is the world of James Ortiz's "The Woodsman," which uses puppets and actors, chorus and a lone violin (played by Naomi Florin) to reimagine the corner of L. Frank Baum's Oz where the Tin Man came to be.
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PRY, nominated for MOST INNOVATIVE PRY is a hybrid app that collides cinema, game, and book to reimagine how we can touch, close, and pry into a story, moving seamlessly among words and images to explore layers of characters' consciousness.
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"We want to reimagine visual communication in the workplace by building these easier to use tools and giving creative powers to the non-designers who have great stories to tell and who want to make a difference," O'Brien told TechCrunch.
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"Given the passion for these characters, there was only one person who could build upon the legacy to reimagine Jodie for a whole new generation, and that person is Tracee Ellis Ross," Chris McCarthy, president of MTV, said in a statement.
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A new brand focused on the development and introduction of technology in children stands to reimagine not just the router but to engage with children across all devices and ages with thoughtful software that's well designed and encourages healthy behavior.
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What's exciting—besides the idea of standing in a cascading garden 65 stories above Manhattan—is that Ingels might be able to reimagine the supertall in a way that serves the city better than most of these proposals do now.
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Not only do we get to revisit classic arcade games like Dig Dug and King's Lair in the town of Hawkins Indiana with the former, but we also have the chance to reimagine some of the decade's best beauty staples.
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It's already been established that driverless cars will reimagine the design of terrestrial vehicles; without the need for a driver or cockpit, that space could be better used for more leg-room, coffee machines or conference tables for business travelers.
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But with the impending arrival of 5G networks, HTC partnered with Sprint and challenged itself to reimagine what a hotspot could be when connected to mobile data that can support speeds of 1 Gbps or more and super fast latency.
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In a hilarious new skit with Stephen Colbert, the "Full House daddies" (John Stamos, Bob Saget and Dave Coulier) team up with the late-night host to reimagine the hit '90s sitcom as a gritty cop drama, Full House Nights.
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Our challenge to you Help us reimagine medicine by using your creativity and tech skills to develop a tool that easily captures important cardiovascular vitals and monitors symptom progression, empowering patients to detect potential problems earlier and seek treatment sooner.
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Entitled "Culture of Maintenance," the proposal, by Mengi Li and Ben Olsen, differed from others in that it looked to reimagine the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and how the unpopular agency could look to re-engage with a frustrated public.
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And that brings me to the Orlando massacre — to what happens when, on a smaller scale, we refuse to reimagine the social and legal changes we need to manage a world where one loser can now kill so many innocent people.
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"Nickelodeon has generated scores of characters that kids love, and we look forward to telling wholly original stories that reimagine and expand on the worlds they inhabit," Melissa Cobb, Netflix's vice president of original animation, said in the news release.
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His 1999 book "The Birth of Shylock and the Death of Zero Mostel" chronicled the mishaps that followed his effort to reimagine Shylock, the Jewish villain of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice," after watching a performance by Laurence Olivier in 1973.
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The museum's series of Minecraft games — which reimagine London before the fire and then gutted by flames, with a future game planned on the city reborn — are part of a strategy for sharing the treasures of the London museum globally.
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Instead, struggling in the wake of the first debate, the longtime public servant has hit upon a different message: Sure, other candidates might inspire people to hope for more and reimagine what this country can do, but that's too much.
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American culture is engaging with a postcard version of the design that found such favor with governments seeking to reimagine public space after World War II. This is the nostalgic, internet-optimized version of history, and it has become very popular.
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As we fight to reimagine and restructure U.S. policy, progressive lawmakers must be able to count on the advice and counsel of the voices who reflect the aspirations of the millions who make up a powerful global, grassroots, women-led movement.
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I'm just curious how you've had to reimagine philanthropy in an age when the safety nets are being cut back and presumably, lots of the priorities that ... I know you guys have made a big push on resilience against climate change.
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Two books for young readers — Emily Jenkins's "Brave Red, Smart Frog," illustrated by Rohan Daniel Eason, and "Snow & Rose," by Emily Winfield Martin — reimagine Brothers Grimm fairy tales, treating delight, with a few grisly bits folded in, as its own reward.
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But while the global pandemic is leaving no one untouched, it's affecting us in different ways -- including by forcing some groups to reimagine how to maintain a sense of kinship at a moment when in-person gatherings are all but impossible.
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Daisy Auger-Dominguez, workplace culture strategist; president and founder of Auger-Dominguez Ventures WORKPLACES NEED to reimagine the ideal worker Too many consider the "ideal" worker one who is on duty 24/7 and has no outside life or responsibilities.
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The fund is part of a larger movement to reimagine company towns, and a challenge for venture capital funds to look beyond California, New York and Massachusetts — the three states that receive 75 percent of venture capital in the United States.
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The museum's interim executive director, Brent Glass, said Ms. Kreiter's work shows "the human consequences of incarceration," aligning it with the museum's mission — "to challenge visitors to reimagine the criminal justice system and maybe take action to improve it," he said.
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PwC's Ryan points to the company's core values of "to act with integrity, make a difference, care, work together, and reimagine the possible," which guides his how he chooses which issues to respond to, and lets him do so authentically.
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The work effectively links anxiety about nuclear war with anxiety about climate breakdown, while two works from Pinar Yoldas's series An Ecosystem of Excess (2013-17) reimagine a biological future in which organisms are able to live on humanity's plastic waste.
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Urban-X is focused on companies that help alter the shape of urban living, and Matevosyan says they see very big opportunities in helping municipalities reimagine how their cities operate, given the type and immediacy of imaging they can provide.
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"The 2018 [Democratic] class... will bring extraordinary number of national security experts into Congress at a time when America needs to reimagine its role in the world," says Simon Rosenberg, founder of the NDN, a Democratic advocacy and research group.
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It is probably no accident that these are novels by black writers who found a way to reimagine history in speculative fiction without making slavery into an intellectual exercise rather than plainly showing it as the grossly oppressive institution it was.
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"I believe that [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has become a deportation force … and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Gillibrand said in a CNN interview Thursday night.
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"Whether we choose to revisit it at another time and reimagine that story — that's something [director] Michael [Patrick King] and I just haven't talked about yet, that doesn't mean we won't, but we haven't at this time," she told Vulture in April 2018.
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And our purpose today is to reimagine global agriculture and food systems which means, how do we produce more food, feed and fiber with far less resources to feed the 22019 million people that are going to be on this planet by 503.
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By the following day, there was a full suite of photographs on Beyoncé's website, mostly shot by Awol Erizku, an emerging artist best known for photographs of black models that reimagine paintings by European Old Masters like Johannes Vermeer and Leonardo da Vinci.
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Certainly, it's not the first such novel to reimagine magic in a modern setting — there's a whole genre out there called Urban Fantasy, and works by authors such as Blake Charlton and Max Gladstone have put their own, modernist spins on the genre.
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The "transformational plan," which is part of a larger, $100 billion infrastructure effort for the state, aims to "reimagine New York's crossings" for the 21st century and the future — a future that, in some aspects, looks to be straight out of Minority Report.
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But as cars start to drive themselves, we have some ideas for how urban planners of the future might reimagine those outdated layouts—and transform the city into a joyful mess of throughways and byways optimized not for cars but for people.
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If we want to eat food that's not tainted with toxic chemicals, then we need to reimagine how we farm—and while it sounds idealistic, many farmers are already showing that it works and that it's possible to get off the chemical treadmill.
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The show will be a Project Runway-style competition featuring a group of six design students from the Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, California, whose mission is to reimagine (and design) a collection inspired by the Disney film.
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And then there's a longer tradition of it; I also had in mind Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard, or Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys, high-culture works that take another story and remix it, retell it, reimagine it.
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Together, they convened an open weekly meeting, currently on Thursday mornings, where everyone in the neurosurgery department—from the desk clerks to the medical staff to the bosses—could come not just to complain about the system but also to reimagine it.
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The team's pan-African make-up goes a long way toward helping the world -- including European soccer fans who have chanted ugly racist slogans against black players -- reimagine the most popular sport on the planet and what it means to be a citizen.
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On this episode of the podcast, film critics Tim Grierson and Will Leitch watch and discuss Elvis & Nixon, starring Kevin Spacey as Richard Nixon and Michael Shannon as Elvis Presley, as they reimagine the bizarre 1970 meeting of the President and the King.
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Fan fiction is a boisterous community of online writers, many of them women, who reimagine existing stories and characters, often in the fantasy realm, and often with erotic overtones: Spock paired with Uhura, say, or Spock with Captain Kirk are popular imaginings.
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Stateside: Isaac Larian, founder of the Bratz toys franchise, is continuing in his efforts to purchase around 200 high-performing Toys "R" Us stores in the U.S. His strategy would be to reimagine the stores as a "mini-Disneyland in each neighborhood."
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Nona Hendryx & Gary Lucas: The World of Captain Beefheart (KFR) Although avant-guitarist Lucas accompanied and eventually managed Don Van Vliet during his mercurial 1978-1982 second coming, to reimagine him with post-soul artiste Hendryx he leans on Beefheart's blues-besotted youth.
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"We believe that we should protect families who need our help and that is not what ICE is doing today, and that's why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Gillibrand said.
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The series is the result of a longtime fascination with the film by J. J. Abrams, a creator of "Lost," the director of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and the executive producer who hired Mr. Nolan and Ms. Joy to reimagine the story.
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The yearlong project, "2122," seeks to reimagine what Performance Space might be; a refusal of the status quo, it puts the vision of artists at the center of an organization that professes to care deeply about art and the people who make it.
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Rob Sherman, Facebook's deputy chief privacy officer, said the social network has also held a series of "Design Jams" where it invites designers and engineers to reimagine how products look so that people can more easily see and control their online data.
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In an interview with TechCrunch earlier this week, Anurag Sinha, co-founder and CEO of FPL Technologies, said the startup aims to build a full-stack solution to reimagine how people in India get their first credit card and engage with it.
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PEN America has announced that Hillary Clinton will deliver the closing lecture at this year's PEN World Voices Festival, capping off a week of events dedicated to the theme "Resist and Reimagine" and featuring more than 165 writers of over 50 nationalities. Mrs.
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As the voices of transformational politics, candidates like Sanders and Warren aim to create a new single-payer health care system, reimagine America's role in the world, restructure how the economy works, and transform the role of higher education in public life.
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While much ink has been spilled over the decision to hang Faith Ringgold's "American People Series #20: Die" (1967) adjacent to Pablo Picasso's famed "Les Demoiselle D'Avignon" (1907), I wonder whether we might take Azoulay at her word and reimagine the installation.
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Much has been made about Quibi's potential to reimagine TV by taking advantage of mobile technology in new ways, but the app itself looks much like any other streaming service, save for its last app store screenshot showing off its TurnStyle technology.
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I was inspired, surprised and deeply moved by Saidiya Hartman's "Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments," a historical narrative that peers through cracks and fissures in the archives to reimagine the lives of young black women in turn-of-the-century New York and Philadelphia.
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They taught us to not simply rediscover ourselves but to reimagine and reinvent ourselves as a nation, to refashion old destinations as new beginnings, and to see what more we can wring from the values of liberty, equality and equity for all.
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With self-driving cars, automakers can reimagine the interior cabin to provide passengers a holistically new and immersive experience, introducing riders to the future of travel where people can get from point A to point B in a safe, productive and enjoyable way.
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It's not yet clear what those stores will sell or how they will be formatted, but the retail team's mission is to reimagine what shopping in a physical store would be like if you merged the best of physical retail with the best of Amazon.
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Their conversation is a necessary intervention on the differences among us, what we should do about them, and how we can reimagine a world that doesn't involve us embracing post-race, but rather a society that is "post-racist" as Lyric so elegantly put it.
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"In an era that has recalibrated economies, redefined social realms and rewired the connection between the individual and the world, we must also reimagine what it is to be human," Shari Frilot, Sundance Film Festival Senior Programmer and Chief Curator of New Frontier said.
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One of Fuller's goals was to reimagine the look and approach of the iconic Klingon race for Discovery — so that instead of being "the thugs of the universe," they would be "aesthetes... sexy and vital and different from what had come before," according to Harberts.
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They're movies that aim not to break open forms or to reimagine storytelling, but to simply put Asian American characters front and center and declare, counter to years of showbiz bias, that they are compelling, endearing, desirable, and worthy of audience attention by themselves.
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But with the introduction of the new Apple TV, which leverages way more apps and games than its predecessor, it would be smart for Microsoft to basically reimagine the Xbox for this use, especially since that's what the console's been doing since the Xbox 360.
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Among other things, the Company appointed a new Chief People Officer, is actively engaged in ways to enhance and reimagine the Human Resources function, and has retained outside expert advisors to develop other initiatives for promoting a workplace culture of dignity, transparency, respect and inclusion.
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This cultural stigma, the rampant spread of the disease, and patchy resources force Baxter to reimagine his approach to practicing medicine—so much so that, having witnessed his patients' acceptance of suffering, he questions his ability to readjust to the American health-care system.
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" She also has said: "We believe that we should protect families that need our help, and that is not what ICE is doing today, and that's why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works.
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For as hard as it is to truly imagine what life as a refugee is like, we have a chance to reimagine that reality — and reinvent our relationship with the people and countries consumed now by conflict, or hosting those who have fled it.
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On Wednesday, it announced that its next PEN World Voices literary festival, with the theme "Resist and Reimagine," will be held April 16-22 and will include appearances by Roxane Gay; Colson Whitehead; Dave Eggers; Jhumpa Lahiri; and Salman Rushdie, a founder of the festival.
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At the core of the exhibition are two films—"Pilgrim" (2017) and "Sojourner" (2018)—which address acts of creativity and radical generosity rooted in current events and social communities and allow the artist to reimagine a future that is Black, feminist, spiritual, and unabashedly alive.
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No wonder regular people began to reimagine themselves as walking conglomerates in their own right, poring over self-help books and even hiring consultants to help them polish their "brand image" in order to clamber up the corporate ladder and fine-tune their romantic lives.
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First up in London will be Riccardo Tisci, onetime Givenchy darling, favorite of Kardashian-Jenners everywhere, who returns to the catwalk with men's and women's wear after a year and a half away, this time to reimagine Burberry after the departure of Christopher Bailey.
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"I'm real happy that we're starting to have that discussion again and trying to reimagine what the economies of rural America look like because they're not going back to where they were," says Ted Abernathy, managing partner of Economic Leadership consultancy in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Opera, which was sold to a consortium of Chinese companies last year, is now doing its part to mix things up with the launch of Opera Neon, an experimental desktop browser for Windows and Mac that tries to reimagine what a modern browser should look like.
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As part of a comprehensive regional transportation plan that includes a new airport at LaGuardia (with a train!), New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a big plan to reimagine one of the country's busiest transit hubs as part of a bigger development called the Empire Station Complex.
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He was "deeply aware of the risks inherent in trying to bring change to the FDA, where lives are at stake, and yet willing to explore innovation originating from Silicon Valley in an effort to begin to reimagine the future of health care and medicine," she said.
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Where Bohemian Rhapsody takes its story beats from Mercury's life — albeit with some dismaying alterations — to paint a straightforward portrait of the artist, Rocketman does away with the cinematic conventions of a more typical biopic, forgoing restaged, famous performances to instead reimagine and recontextualize John's catalog.
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Over the last 503 years, Mr. Fink has transformed BlackRock from a bond shop catering to pension funds and insurance companies into an asset-gathering machine that uses advanced technology to reimagine how investors buy, sell and assess the risks of a wide variety of securities.
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Asked how she might reimagine the M.T.A. to improve its function and rein in the cost of capital projects, she focused only on replacing the current chairman, Joseph J. Lhota, a Cuomo nominee who has said that he opposes a millionaire's tax because his rates would increase.
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In fact, should Google ever be required to divest its core search functionality, Mozilla, a nonprofit company, provides a good example of how we could reimagine online search as a free public utility rather than as the for-profit gateway to the internet it has become.
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Due to the growing concern around the coronavirus (COVID-19), and in alignment with the best practices laid out by the CDC, WHO, and other relevant entities, Google Cloud has decided to reimagine Google Cloud Next '20, which will still take place from April 6-8.
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That change has thrust Mr. Jackson, 19903, into the center of the Trump administration's efforts to dramatically reimagine the role of the federal government in regulating a broad array of the nation's industries, including agriculture, mining, oil and gas, construction, electric utilities, automobiles — and even dry cleaners.
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It's probably not enough time for Houston to reimagine itself, either; New Orleans's post-Katrina rebuilding took five years to get geared up and would probably never have happened without the replacement of Mayor C. Ray Nagin, who went to prison, with the visionary Mitch Landrieu.
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Big City Several days ago two sisters, Anna Zuccaro, 83, and Mia Merrill, 30, began an online petition asking the Metropolitan Museum of Art to remove, or at least reimagine the way that it presented, a painting, "Thérèse Dreaming," of a young girl in languorous, erotic recline.
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As the actual survivors of the camps age — the youngest are in their mid-70s — the museums that seek to capture this history need to "reimagine what they will be in the post-Holocaust generation," said Michael Berenbaum, a Holocaust scholar who helped curate the Madrid exhibition.
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In Cooke's own "3D Turntables: Remixing Hip-Hop Architectural Technology," (2017) Cooke and a team of his students took scale models of houses in Syracuse that are scheduled for demolition, and used 3D printers and laser cutters to deconstruct, reassemble and reimagine them instead of destroying them.
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" Over at Slate, Dahlia Lithwick also noted the power of the students' activism, writing that "with each spin of the news cycle, these students are offering a lesson for all of us about what protests can look like, and how we can reimagine social justice, in the Trump era.
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"Among other things, the Company appointed a new Chief People Officer, is actively engaged in ways to enhance and reimagine the Human Resources function, and has retained outside expert advisors to develop other initiatives for promoting a workplace culture of dignity, transparency, respect and inclusion," the statement said.
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The list, which is driven by data from LinkedIn's global professional network and editorial research, features names you've seen on television (see: Daveed Diggs of "Hamilton") as well as those who work quietly behind the scenes to reimagine everyday conveniences (see: Don Burnette of self-driving startup Otto).
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"This auction of the public airwaves gives us a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reverse the crisis in local news and reimagine how local communities can get the information they need," said Craig Aaron, president of Free Press and the Free Press Action Fund, in a statement.
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"It was an honor to be invited to spend time with the President-elect, and I'm energized more than ever to continue leading in Congress as we think big, reimagine this government, and put people back at the center of it," McMorris Rodgers wrote in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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You're taught that poetry is an act that is often carried out in solitude, an isolating act, but in actuality it should bring people together, and it should be a part of how we address the conditions that we're facing—how we reimagine the world we live in.
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Once a beacon of socially responsible business practices with a starry-eyed work force that believed it could fundamentally reimagine commerce, Etsy has over the past year become a case study in how the short-term pressures of the stock market can transform even the most idealistic of companies.
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At the same time, Mr. Gurung has been chosen to be the creative director of "Love, Bleecker," a joint project from Skylight, a fashion event venue development firm, and Brookfield Properties to reimagine beloved but bruised Bleecker Street, a totem of the past decade's retail boom and bust.
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How long it takes to make the transition from full-time to freelance is not an exact science, according to Anna Lundberg, a success coach and business strategist at One Step Outside, a company she founded to help experienced corporate professionals reimagine success outside of the 9-to-5.
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Through her grass-roots nonprofit organization, Integrated Schools, which she founded in 2015 and which now has about 20 chapters around the country, Ms. Everts Mykytyn (pronounced mih-KIT-in) worked to reimagine a different path to the difficult goal of desegregating schools whose student bodies are mostly nonwhite.
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Long known as the Green City in the Sun, Kenya's capital had begun to reimagine itself as the tech capital of East Africa; newly formed telecommunications companies were placing cheap mobile phones in the hands of millions of farmers, merchants and low-wage workers, and mobile banking quickly followed.
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But if our working culture is an artifact of the economic problem, then perhaps we would do better to embrace automation as an opportunity to reimagine our relationship with work so that we may, as Keynes put it, "look forward to an age of leisure and abundance without dread."
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Still, that song and others alerted him to the world of producers and beat makers, including early greats like Too Short, Roxanne Shanté, and DJ Pooh, who didn't so much create beats as reimagine or feel them, scratching and rapping lyrics that linked the past to the present.
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In this political climate, men who have been taught since boyhood that being a "real man" means defending "traditional" masculinity and using dominance to police its lack in others, respond to the suggestion that they reimagine the more toxic aspects of masculinity by emphasizing exactly those toxic elements.
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He served as Twitter's vice president of engineering and ran Uber's self-driving cars project before joining the Democratic Party in the summer of 2017, taking on his first job in politics at a time when the DNC faced an urgent need to reimagine its internal approach to tech and cybersecurity.
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The series comes with high expectations for Glover, the mercurial, shape-shifting artist who was last seen receiving a Grammy nomination for his 2013 rap album Because the Internet, an album that, like Ludacris's Release Therapy, attempted to repackage and reimagine Glover as a real, serious musician with real, serious ideas.
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"I was so excited because [Dennis and his team] have been so successful, and I could see that they had the capacity to really reimagine Madam Walker's brand — to keep the philosophy of empowering women, of helping women discover their own beauty, and also the idea of community commerce," says Bundles.
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To date, science has led us to the technological advancements that have helped us create wind turbines, solar panels, hydro-powered plants, and other renewable energy sources – allowing us to reimagine the promising future of an energy industry that has been negatively contributing to the climate change problem for decades.
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As President Trump contemplates withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement, 2015's landmark legislation binding 195 countries in the battle to curb global carbon emissions, international markets, including fashion, face an increasingly urgent call to reimagine their production methods and to create solutions for defending a steadily warming planet.
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In 2777, Calero crossed into the United States, illegally, to work at Kaypro, the maker of the Kaypro II, a personal computer that briefly rivalled the Apple II. In the nineteen-sixties and seventies, Andrew Kay, the company's founder, had hired management consultants to help him reimagine his labor force.
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But the Met has been dipping its toe in more experimental fare as well: Dmitri Tcherniakov was allowed to reimagine Borodin's "Prince Igor," Patrice Chéreau's "Elektra" is being staged this spring, and there are plans to mount productions by the daring directors Calixto Bieito and Stefan Herheim in future seasons.
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The collection, which is part of the Portland-based sportswear giant's Summer of Sport series, where outside designers reinvent and reimagine Nike's signature styles, features sneakers; jackets (a reinvention of the N98, tailored to create an hourglass silhouette); cropped, sleeveless sweatshirts; track pants, and, according to Vogue, even bodycon dresses.
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The church was one of the last stops on the Underground Railroad where escaped slaves hid in the belfry awaiting the signal from boats to Canada, and it provided a departure point for the artist to reimagine the landscape from the perspective of fugitives moving through Ohio to Lake Erie.
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A cheerful, positive Lin-Manuel Miranda is a beloved American icon who can reimagine the Founding Fathers as people of color and still get Dick Cheney to come to his show, while an overtly angry Lin-Manuel Miranda could easily become a scary, aggressive brown man in the public imagination.
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We even caught the fever ourselves: Working with Paola Antonelli, the senior curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, we commissioned six designers around the world to reimagine objects that we felt could be improved, from the baggage-claim carousel to the hospital gown to the toilet.
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They&aposve also seen leaders in the home-lending industry — from tech startups propelled by a flood of VC cash to old-school stalwarts looking to keep pace or make amends for prior sins — use the disaster from the aughts as a chance to rethink and reimagine a cumbersome, inefficient system.
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The fall of the dictatorship coincided with an explosion in experimental new music across the country, as artists explored the capabilities of newly available electronic instruments, while drawing on elements of field recordings from the Amazon, and of course jazz, in an attempt to reimagine the musical identity of Brazil.
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Others are deliberately misreading or misunderstanding the parameters of the action, which promises to be only one of many; the art strike is not an end in itself, but an opportunity to begin to reimagine a community that has slowly turned into the lapdog of neoliberalism through its subservience to plutocrats and power.
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Going into this year's event, we can expect three big themes to play out: hardware designs that push the limits of the 2-in-1 form factor, processor upgrades that reimagine what's possible in ever-smaller devices, and affordable virtual reality packages that bring that cutting-edge tech closer to the mainstream.
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When: Friday, October 163–Sunday, October 216, 2250–270pm daily Where: Annenberg Community Beach House (415 Pacific Coast Highway, Santa Monica, California) The backyard pool is a quintessential icon of the good life in Southern California, and for one weekend, Machine Project will reimagine it as a space for art as well.
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Following on from our exploration of New York's vogue and ballroom scenes, Exploring the basic fundamentals of the movement, we also meet its founders (Kira Borisova and Viktor Eroshenko) who provide an insight into how they've inspired thousands of Russian teens to reimagine 90s dance rave culture in their own unique way.
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And, so began the Justice 2020 Initiative – a novel and ambitious attempt to reimagine what a prosecutor's office can be and the latest in a wave of creative programs launched by newly-elected prosecutors who do not preach the tough-on-crime policies of the past but emphasize fairness and equal justice.
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Belleau and Churchill reimagine the slain camel, its desert landscape, and, in a movement mirroring the famed Unicorn Tapestry, pay it homage with a wool carpet made by using punch needles, a style favored in Civil War-era US. The resulting effect is such that you get to enter the story yourself.
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"Switch" very, very quickly indicates that the series is going to reimagine that ending, as we see Jimmy politely turning down the job offer (where season one suggested he didn't even get that far) and disappointing Ed Begley Jr., who's playing the new boss Jimmy would answer to if he takes the job.
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For the most part they were people like Wilder's father, Charles Ingalls, a man who saw the trek west as a chance to reimagine himself every time his homesteading failed (which it did repeatedly) and the family was back in the covered wagon, heading out once more into the place where others were not.
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"We were inspired by the recent work on neural style transfer, an algorithm to reimagine photos in the style of artworks," Yağmur Güçlütürk, 29 and Umut Güçlü, 30, the two PhD students in cognitive neuroscience who developed the study together with Marcel van Gerven and Rob van Lier, wrote in an email to TechCrunch.
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No art in "Aging Pride" speaks more eloquently to our collective power to reimagine old age than a clip from the German choreographer Pina Bausch's "Kontakthof" — her 1978 masterpiece of lonely-hearts on the dance floor, which she created for her company of dancers in Wuppertal, Germany, but later restaged with volunteers over 65.
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It's remarkably easy to recast Barrie's "gay and innocent and heartless" Peter as a villain, and just as easy to reimagine Captain Hook — the former Eton student who is obsessed with "good form" — as a hero (see Once Upon a Time, The Child Thief, Hook and Jill, and dozens of other recent Peter Pan retellings).
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That history, at its best, is less invested in the single heroic achievements of "Great Black Women and Men" and more concerned with the lived reality of black everyday lives, the ordinary black folk whose courage, resilience and intelligence guided the transformation from slavery to freedom and in the process helped to reimagine American democracy.
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"What we've been trying to do is really reimagine the way we display a conversation to make them easier to read, the participants and actors in that conversation more discernible, so that the authoritative voices, the people who started the conversation, the people you follow in that conversation, will be more recognizable," said Beykpour.
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"As the twenty-first century unfolds and gives rise to unsettled global tensions, Orbital Reflector encourages all of us to look up at the night sky with a renewed sense of wonder, to consider our place in the universe, and to reimagine how we live together on this planet," writes Paglen at the Orbital Reflector website.
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There are a lot of great Holmes adaptations out there that are great because of how well they bring the Conan Doyle stories to life (the Jeremy Brett series for Granada Television is probably the best version of this) while there are others that are great because of how they reimagine and reinterpret the stories ( Elementary).
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Among the speakers at this year's free, half-day event will be Russlynn Ali, founder of the six-month-old nonprofit XQ Institute, which is trying to reimagine American high schools; Kathryn Minshew, co-founder of the popular career and jobs site The Muse; and Laurene Powell Jobs, the founder of Emerson Collective, Jobs's education-focused investment vehicle.
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Not the first or last time the band would rework, reimagine, and re-release their own material (see the different versions of "Barnaby, Hardly Working" or "The Ballad of Red Buckets"), the song(s) not only highlighted the different sides of the band but also how the band could display those different sides seamlessly on the same album.
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"With Airbnb Luxe we are applying the same approach we've used since we launched Airbnb more than 11 years ago — creating local, authentic and magical travel moments now in amazing places to stay — to reimagine the way people think and experience luxury travel," Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO Brian Chesky said in a press release Tuesday.
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The project started as a multi-media collaboration, wherein artists could musically reimagine a series of black and white collages by visual artist Nathaniel Whitcomb drawn from old tourism manuals, which were then published alongside a series of abstract writings from Sutton and the artist Matthew Sage, a thoughtful musician and labelhead of the imprint Patient Sounds.
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Now the airline wants to be the default option when all those people going to all those fashion weeks need to book a flight — kind of like how Peter Marino has become the default option when a luxury brand wants to reimagine a flagship store, and how Christian Louboutin has become the default option for a high-heeled shoe.
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As New York evolved over the decades, the subway was the one constant, the very thing that made it possible to repurpose 803th-century factories and warehouses as offices or condominiums, or to reimagine a two-mile spit of land between Manhattan and Queens that once housed a smallpox hospital as a high-tech university hub.
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As we wrote when the company launched pre-orders for its app in February: Much has been made about Quibi's potential to reimagine TV by taking advantage of mobile technology in new ways, but the app itself looks much like any other streaming service, save for its last app store screenshot showing off its TurnStyle technology.
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"Out of an abundance of caution for the health and safety of our customers, partners and employees, and in alignment with the best practices laid out by the CDC, WHO and other relevant entities regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), Google Cloud has decided to reimagine Google Cloud Next '20," a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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Most budget-friendly interior design experts, especially those who are also interested in their field's intersection with self-care, will caution you to consider whether going out and buying a new sofa will really make you feel more connected to your space, or if you can you move, or re-cover, or otherwise reimagine, the one you have?
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The topic was a perfect springboard for real life tech-enhancement, and thus Intel Labs "challenged" USC's World Building Media Lab to reimagine the text and to augment its storytelling with new technologies (which included virtual reality helmets, sensor fusion, and the latest in motion tracking tech) to turn an imagination into a narrative tour de force.
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In 2015 the country surpassed a billion mobile phone subscriptions, but most users still endure download speeds hundreds of times slower than connections in the US. To Google, this problem looked like an opportunity, so it sent a team to India to reimagine YouTube with simple menus, large video thumbnails, and lively and responsive sharing functions that work even without a connection.
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From setting voter turnout and gender parity moonshots to funding innovation hubs, my platform offers specific prescriptions on how to reimagine our processes; transform our transparency, accountability and access to leadership; reform our budget to reflect the new American majority; shift the battlefield from voter suppression to voter expansion; strategically utilize culture to communicate our values; and celebrate being Democrats!
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Not long after Washington Market was destined for the Bronx, the City Planning Commission began eyeing the aging Fulton Fish Market on the Lower East Side, hoping to reimagine the area as an "Old New York" neighborhood, where shops, a museum, and restored historic buildings could greet visitors who'd just finished their tour of the nineteenth- century ships docked permanently along the pier.
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As statewide isolation orders have forced millions of Americans to reimagine their work, daily podcasters like Smith and Garcia have pivoted without missing a beat, broadcasting from closets and basements — or any other insulated place that can fit a dynamic microphone — to provide a nation of sequestered listeners with reliable news updates, a sense of community and a comforting voice.
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XQ has given out more than $100 million in grants to teams of students and educators with ideas for new high schools across the country as part of a broad effort to "reimagine high school education in the United States" — and has helped to create the competition model for new schools that the city appears to be at least partially replicating.
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I disagree with that, there&aposs no evidence that they believe that you can "Reimagine it", this is not the 'It&aposs a small world attraction at Disneyland&apos, you&aposre not reimagining ICE You&aposre letting them do their jobs keeping criminal aliens out by enforcing all the immigration laws at their places of work and our places of education, at the welfare offices.
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The language surrounding the announcement sounds like it's lifted from a half-baked VC pitch deck ("You can fix existing cities, which a lot of people are doing, or you can reimagine them from a blank state," says Adora Cheung, who will head up the project with Y Combinator president Sam Altman) and details about the project's curriculum are scant (Cheung says "it's all TBD").
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AND I THINK OVER THIS LAST YEAR, YOU KNOW, WE'VE DONE A LOT TO STREAMLINE THE COMPANY, TO GET MORE FOCUSED ON CORE VALUE DRIVERS, AND TO -- THE WAY I THINK ABOUT IT IS THIS LAST YEAR, MUCH OF IT IS HAVING THE WISDOM TO KNOW WHAT MUST BE PRESERVED AND HONORED FROM THE PAST, BUT ALSO HAVING THE COURAGE TO REIMAGINE AND BOLDLY REINVENT OUR FUTURE.
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On a recent episode of his late night television show, host Jimmy Kimmel announced that he and "All in the Family" creator Norman Lear would be working together in producing a live television special that would reimagine episodes of both "All in the Family" and "The Jeffersons," the latter being one of Lear's more successful spin-offs (All in the Family had a total of five).
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In case you need an aural description of how that event went, listen to their most recent track "ROWDY BADD" – which darts through fragments of bassline, grime and dubstep – then reimagine it as a renaissance painting of hundreds of people gasping for air, eyes rolling in the back of their heads as they stretch for bottles of tap water from their mate's outstretched arms.
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We also recognize the need to explore novel payment structures, including those that spread the cost of a one-time therapy over multiple years — changes that will require healthcare systems to adapt their current approach to payment.. As a physician-researcher, I am optimistic about the potential of cell and gene therapies to reimagine how we treat disease and transform the lives of so many patients around the world.
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Somehow, it all coalesced, and, as the character turned 50 years old, a blockbuster franchise was born -- one that would boost comic sales, launch a toy and merchandising dynasty, spawn further film and TV iterations as well as a fresh superheroic cinema genre and, perhaps most importantly, reimagine Batman as the dark avenger of the night he was always meant to be (fond memories of Adam West notwithstanding).
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Pokemon is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, which means that those of us who grew up with the iconic series are now old enough to be on Twitter to make snarky jokes: pretty soon nintendo is gonna run out of names and we're gonna have Pokemon Baja Blast and Code Red And to reimagine pokemon doing very hashtag 2016 things: my contribution to the pokemon community pic.twitter.
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From the pop treatment of Cole Porter, Red Hot + Blue back in 1990 (Tom Waits losing his mind on "It's Alright With Me'"was great) through to Red Hot + Riot''s tribute to Fela Kuti (yes, that is a version of "Water No Get Enemy" with Femi Kuti, Nile Rodgers, D'Angelo and Macy Gray), they've found ways to reimagine the familiar, no matter how sacred it may seem.
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You've got pioneers like Harvard's George Church and Drew Endy of Stanford University mixed in with visionaries like Reshma Shetty of Ginkgo Bioworks (which designs custom microbes, like yeast that smells like grapes, and dreams of building furniture from genetically tailored fungi); the folks at Paris-based startup Glowee (who think bioluminescence is the future of lighting); and artist/designer Daisy Ginsberg, who weaves synthetic biology into her creative projects to reimagine systems design.
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Oceanside, USA Bali Barat National Park, Indonesia San Francisco, CA Guntur, India Merritt Island, USA Montreal Biosphere, Canada Aquismón, Mexico New York, USA Mérida, Mexico Saint-Malo, France Oceanside, USA Bali Barat National Park, Indonesia San Francisco, CA Guntur, India Merritt Island, USA Montreal Biosphere, Canada Aquismón, Mexico New York, USA Mérida, Mexico Saint-Malo, France Aerial photography provides a breathtaking perspective on a familiar world, lifting viewers above the trees and buildings so they might reimagine the landscape.
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Coming about a week after the Voice announced that it would end its print edition as part of an effort by a new owner to "revitalize and reimagine The Village Voice brand," the layoffs are a manifestation of tensions that some staff members said have roiled the newsroom for the last few months, as the newspaper's management has negotiated terms of the contract that covered close to half of what the union said was a staff about 40.
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In a slightly cramped gallery focused on art from the slum neighborhoods of Carrefour Feuilles and Bel Air, Ronald Edmond's knife-bearing warrior of the Bizango army — the Vodou secret society and "police of the countryside," in his words, which protected the crops after the Haitian revolution at the turn of the 18th century — stands across from an altar of uncanny sculptures by Jean Claude Saintilus, incorporating the physical remains of his family members to reimagine them as various saints.
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HBO's final season of Game of Thrones is in the midst of its run, and a Belgian designer took the opportunity to reimagine the show's title sequence in the style of another of the network's big shows, Westworld "Westerosworld" does two cool things: it takes the look and stylings of Westworld's opening credits — minimalist white designs and figures being constructed with advanced 3D printers — and changes that over to things like dragons, the house flags, the Night King, and the Iron Throne, with a hint of color accenting them.
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In a short film series supporting the adidas and iFundWomen initiative, which provides mentorship and grants to women who reimagine sport, we meet deserving industry leaders operating in five cities: the CEO of a fitness app that uses data and physiology to train you based on your menstrual cycle; the founder of a professional dance company made up of members with and without disabilities; a documentary filmmaker who started a festival celebrating women in sports; and entrepreneurs creating inclusive spaces for connection, community, and, yes, safe basketball-playing.
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