Now, death is the cure; death has been reimagined as a treatment and lethal injection has been reimagined as another form of euthanasia.
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Her plays were like Pulp Fiction reimagined for the stage.
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There is so much to be learned, broken, and reimagined.
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There are also a plethora of cute reimagined pokémon, though.
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Starry Station, the company's reimagined router, costs extra at $349.
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Apple touted the iPhone X as a completely reimagined device.
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That said, this wasn't a clean sweep of reimagined episodes.
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Scientists at the University of Washington reimagined how radios work.
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Officially, this car is a Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer.
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The announcement follows the launch of a reimagined ESPN app.
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A reimagined corporation would take a different approach to lobbying.
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On knitwear, skirts and cocktail dresses, classic pleating is reimagined.
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About 229,29.5 people now work in the reimagined Hoover District.
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Developers have reimagined postal buildings into new uses for years.
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The right dress is the bride reimagined in another medium.
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A reimagined version of a family sitcom debuts on Freeform.
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Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" reimagined 1969.
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And then a current poppier hits, reimagined, as you'd say.
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Moments are repeated or reimagined, altering our understanding of Anne's circumstances.
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He's a Mary Oliver poem reimagined as a senior citizen YouTuber.
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Today, his fondness of the number has been reimagined as fear.
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Here's how these three main characters should have actually been reimagined.
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HARTFORD "Darkness and Light: European Art Reimagined," Hartford Symphony Orchestra. Feb.
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Rihanna is Vogue Arabia's November cover star, reimagined as Queen Nefertiti.
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What do you need to know about the reimagined Modern Warfare?
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Untitled.Save's reimagined Frida Kahlo looks sophisticated against a blooming floral backdrop.
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Shows and movies are being reimagined and remade left and right.
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We'll also be seeing Land Rover's reimagined Defender SUV in LA.
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Irish identity was reimagined in opposition to an alien English culture.
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The whole magazine is real in a fantastical and reimagined way.
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Other newbies to the round include NextEquity Partners and Reimagined Ventures.
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Four newly reimagined institutions, where creative types once worked and partied.
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The 2011 thriller "Hanna" is reimagined as an Amazon web series.
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Sometimes their costumes were traditional; in other instances, they reimagined them.
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Henry VIII's wives are coming to Broadway, reimagined as pop stars.
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Even Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" has been regularly reimagined with fresh choreography.
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Notes from campThe down puffer hasn&apost exactly been reimagined much.
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The staging had to be radically reimagined for the cavernous space.
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There are fewer cars, and cities have been reimagined and restructured.
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The company is now known as WW, or Weight Watchers Reimagined.
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Issues: the capitalist trappings of the genre are not sufficiently reimagined.
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The Greatest Showman: Reimagined — also featuring the vocals of Kelly Clarkson, Panic!
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After years of promises, Apple today unveiled a completely reimagined Mac Pro.
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So how have designers reimagined the decade's denim for the contemporary woman?
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In an earlier project, Forouzanfar reimagined famous Iranian monuments into sprawling structures.
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Parton also reimagined "Here You Come Again," and it's a standout track.
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Mark your calendars now, and click through to see these reimagined styles.
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If presidential candidates were reimagined as sandwiches, what would their fillings be?
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This isn't the first time Sesame Street has reimagined a popular franchise.
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But Charlie Hebdo cartoonists reimagined the youngster's fate in their latest edition.
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But Stillman hasn't reimagined her work; he has tried to embody it.
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When he returned to it, in 1929, he had reimagined its author.
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Clients seeking reimagined designs are giving tattoo artists new avenues for creativity.
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America's craft-beer movement, in return, reimagined foreign beers and popularized them.
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The 103s series "Amazing Stories" has been reimagined on Apple TV Plus.
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The concept will be reimagined at more affordable prices in the future.
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Between them, they have reimagined what a piano competition can to be.
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Americans ached to be put back together in some new, reimagined way.
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This is not the first time his firm has reimagined a bank.
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In recent years, a number of designers have reimagined the wheelchair symbol.
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Perhaps she had already reimagined winning for herself as a black woman.
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The economic system is not reimagined; the structures doing the damage remain.
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The characters of the classic Nintendo franchise have been reimagined as chess pieces.
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Kind of like a reimagined Facebook poke — the ultimate old-school flirting method.
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Balsamic Brussels Sprouts & Chicken Quinoa Bowl Try this classic chicken dinner reimagined. 8.
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It was reimagined by the artist Emily Mast, not sourced from Quartzsite, Ariz.
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Etihad would then have to live up to its own motto: "flying reimagined".
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The traditionally preppy piece has been reimagined and, trust us, you'll want in.
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It's the very first LeBron signature shoe to be reimagined by female designers.
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That's not the only classic game Google has reimagined for April Fools' Day.
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The "reimagined" version of the robot has some clear differences from its predecessor.
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So the team reimagined their future and looked to their investors for support.
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The body idolized and brutalized; the body stretched and abstracted, repressed and reimagined.
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Atemporal Atemporal is a reimagined 1940s luxury townhouse in Lima's residential Miraflores District.
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A reimagined corporation would invest in training and allow workers to use it.
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"The Jungle Book" spawned two shows: prequel "Jungle Cubs" and the reimagined "TaleSpin."
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Ro reimagined Keanu Reeves as Snow White's prince from the 1937 animated film.
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Chevy completely reimagined the Corvette for the eighth iteration of the two-seater.
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Each comes with the Martone red chain reimagined as a very fashionable croakie.
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But Disick is hoping he'll have better luck with this reimagined, luxury farmhouse.
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SCOTT HELLER 'CLOSE TO YOU: BACHARACH REIMAGINED' Ghostlight Records, $15.99; sh-k-boom.
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Models walked in clothing that reimagined Jean-Raymond's father as a young man.
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She's like Carrie Bradshaw reimagined by Fassbinder for the age of big pharma.
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Maybe stir up some grits and shrimp, reimagined by the chef David Chang?
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For the Mondo poster for "Psycho," Mr. Tong reimagined Hitchcock's iconic shower scene.
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I probably borrow from it; it's about abstraction and place and reimagined histories.
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They are learned and constructed, which means they can be unlearned and reimagined.
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Rather than depict brutal events graphically, he reimagined them with subtlety and surrealism.
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Her ever-changing avatars exist in a world that has been transmuted and reimagined.
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He reimagined and celebrated ordinary and mundane places and events, which is very inspiring.
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The train, spotted by RocketNews24, has been reimagined with Pokémon's most lovable electric mascot.
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The episode's ending seemed in line with Kang's vision for a reimagined Walking Dead.
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Yet there's little that's nostalgic, in the musty sense, about Feig's reimagined ghostbusting universe.
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Lyra's post-peace process generation is now victim and killer in a reimagined war.
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There are other games that return to a reimagined "old web," like YIIK does.
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The dances were reimagined, and taught to Soko, by the Fuller expert Jody Sperling.
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The "reimagined modern farmhouse" is listed with realtor Carrie Berkman Lewis of Douglas Elliman.
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Most of them are new, but some are existing schools that are being reimagined.
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Earlier this year, Stein reimagined illustrations by artist Idalia Candelas as a photography series.
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Now the company says it has reimagined the ThingMaker experience for the 21st century.
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Check out a slew of reimagined ads and editorial images from the series, ahead.
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"We have completely reimagined the way customers shop for, and experience, food," he said.
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Now, it has reimagined the fan-favorite foods into cases for Apple's wireless AirPods.
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And then I was given a choice of plays that hadn't already been reimagined.
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Second, Roseanne has always been a version of Ms. Barr, reimagined in different circumstances.
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Mr. Katims renamed Lou and reimagined him as a married straight man with kids.
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The classic logo bags had been reimagined with flexible screens set into the leather.
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A granddaughter, Grace Marks, played the role of The Boy (reimagined as The Girl).
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In this environment, China tech innovation is being tested and reimagined at new levels.
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This is the end of Week One of our reimagined On Politics morning newsletter.
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The way this show is structured, it can be reimagined over and over again.
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He reimagined Wagner for the modern world, including a "Ring" focused on ecological destruction.
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Trump's actions, clumsy as they may be, are reimagined as statecraft in McCarthy's retelling.
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"They've sort of reimagined the Target run," said Dunn, founder and CEO of Pro4ma.
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As with Shrobe's works, this recombination is symbolic of a reimagined history (and future).
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Now, artist Dan Freebairn and High Snobiety have reimagined the kids as, drumroll, utter hypebeasts.
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The 2D game has been reimagined with 3D animation, featuring some particularly precious character models.
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The reimagined Nokia 3310 is a feature phone and has the classic game "Snake" installed.
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In the new Love collection, Louboutin reimagined the original design with graffiti and glittery reinterpretations.
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That journey is reimagined in Woody Guthrie and the Dust Bowl Ballads by Nick Hayes.
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Some of the toughened-up shoes include reimagined Chuck Taylor All Stars and Jack Purcells.
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Yep, starting to roll out an entirely reimagined "Creative Cloud" desktop app to some customers.
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" Secondarily, it's "what if a modern team of filmmakers reimagined 2018 through '30s comedy conventions?
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Now, the universal classic is being reimagined once more in an animated adaptation from Netflix.
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Here, death has been reimagined by science, and the heart has lost its medical sovereignty.
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I like that she reimagined what the rules would be for a woman like that.
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Nostalgic titles like Super Mario, Mario Kart and Zelda have been reimagined for the Switch.
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Is anything we're seeing real, or will it be retconned or reimagined for narratological convenience?
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Titles like XCOM, Civilization and League of Legends have all been reimagined as board games.
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Slivers of reimagined satellite images make up artist Jenny Odell's mural in Mayes County, Oklahoma.
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One Architecture Student Reimagined the UK's Spectacular Future This is Your Brain on Beautiful Architecture
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A reimagined corporation would take responsibility for the people performing core aspects of their work.
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Social and cultural associations of these techniques, materials, and objects are reimagined through garcia's trajectory.
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Bartholdi reimagined his design, and his masterpiece in New York Harbor was completed in 1886.
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"Life Reimagined" paints a portrait of middle age that is far from grim and decelerating.
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Last year, she organized Motelscape, an art show that reimagined hotels as neon-splattered wonderlands.
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To fight it we need to make reimagined free movement a priority and racism unacceptable.
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Sieges in particular seem to have been reimagined with a lot of influence from Attila.
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Then, discuss the following questions: • How have the producers reimagined this text for the stage?
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Atticus Finch, reimagined: What is Aaron Sorkin's Broadway play doing to the Harper Lee character?
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This reimagined monument transforms visitors from spectators of history to participants in a shared memory.
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There was even a ham reimagined as an isolated office worker, slouched over a laptop.
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There was even a ham reimagined as an isolated office worker, slouched over a laptop.
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Jerome Robbins's "Watermill" (1972) is reimagined by the Italian director and choreographer Luca Veggetti (Oct.
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Like most of Everlane's offerings, it's a classic that's been reimagined for the 21st century.
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The effect is of a Feydeau farce reimagined in the American backyard of Booth Tarkington.
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Growing inequality has sparked a debate about whether and how American capitalism should be reimagined.
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The exhibition culminates with "Romantic Revivals," which features the era's aesthetics reimagined for contemporary tastes.
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Marni reimagined a former warehouse as an otherworldly cocoon for its show venue this season.
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Christian Torpe reimagined this Stephen King story starring Morgan Spector, Alyssa Sutherland and Gus Birney.
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This drawing of "Avengers" star Tom Hiddleston reimagined as Hades from "Hercules" is truly incredible.
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"I want to see education reimagined to support creative minds and alternative thinkers," he writes.
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It's what would happen if you took Monument Valley and reimagined it with Lego bricks.
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More recently he has reimagined it for "Greater Clements," a drama that opens on Dec.
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That's the thinking behind my new record for the Sonzeira project, Tam Tam Tam Reimagined.
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The scapegrace heroes he played would be "reimagined" by Hollywood filmmakers for decades to come.
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ZW: To be polemical, I would say that all photography can be reimagined as art.
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To that end, everyone reimagined the performance differently, with free-form sketches in green and blue.
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"They weren't reimagined for mobile – they're basically desktop experiences crammed onto a mobile phone," he says.
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I completely reimagined the space and it sold the next week, 50K over the asking price.
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The movie is based on a "reimagined" script about an assassin and a revenge-seeking father.
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Instead, she was reimagined as a control freak, ruthlessly single-minded in her pursuit of perfection.
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Netflix began filming "Sex Education" at the old campus, reimagined as Moordale Secondary School, in 2018.
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" Neil Gaiman gorgeously reimagined "The Jungle Book" with ghosts replacing wild animals in "The Graveyard Book.
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The restaurant closed last year as its chef reimagined what a new Noma could look like.
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Her 2014 novel Boy, Snow, Bird, reimagined Snow White as an allegory of race in America.
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So we've made it easier with a series of children's books reimagined for Donald Trump's presidency.
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Wool and Guyton have taken the paintings and conceptually reimagined them as something entirely their own.
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He hopes that the reimagined recordings, meanwhile, will encourage people to appreciate the sounds around them.
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Disney has announced it has begun production on a reimagined version of the classic kid series.
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They're reimagined in a way that we think it should be done in the first place.
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David Ma: The Food Films series are recipe videos reimagined in the style of famous directors.
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Now one composer has reimagined the star signals from over a billion years ago as music.
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One of the language schools in Connemara, County Galway has been churning out these reimagined versions.
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The company has been praised for its reimagined approach to the pen tool with Vector Networks.
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These beloved icons are reimagined into sweet toddler forms, and in this set, they're all mini.
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A worn Chesterfield sofa Barker remembers from his father's office was reimagined in sleek gunmetal leather.
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" (The Lion King's "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" reimagined as EDM lite) and "Sorry.
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Argento's original has been reimagined by another Italian director, Luca Guadagnino ("Call Me by Your Name").
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It is the invasive YouTube advert reimagined slap-bang in the middle of a dance album.
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This perspective introduces the conceptual frame of General Rehearsal, in which artworks are reimagined as actors.
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Karl Lagerfeld had reimagined the verdant gorge of Verdon, in southeastern France, for his Chanel show.
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Now, impressively and touchingly, it's been reimagined as a chamber piece by the choreographer Luca Veggetti.
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For starters, the look is being reimagined in a way that speaks expressly to the young.
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But it hasn&apost really been reimagined since it first hit the mainstream in the &apos90s.
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Instead, he reimagined Petipa's creation as a new piece, "Harlequinade," with at least two marvellous roles.
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It is democracy reimagined as fandom, and it is now a dominant mode of experiencing politics.
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Mr. Haight offers us a set of five common phrases that are reimagined as moviemaking puns.
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Myint-U calls for a radically reimagined national narrative, celebrating diversity and socially inclusive economic development.
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We are in Messina, reimagined as a bourgeois black Atlanta suburb sometime before next year's election.
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"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" was famously reimagined by Disney as an animated movie in 1996.
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These are hybrid creatures, reimagined cherubim or seraphim that flutter and float awaiting their marching orders.
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Being a Helio Gracie match, this one has been reimagined and exaggerated severely over the years.
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The latest update of the game includes exclusive new levels that are reimagined in an "IRL" box.
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It's at once Times Square reimagined in a digital space and a portal to a wider world.
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Ive thinks it was around 2004 when he and his boss first began discussing a reimagined headquarters.
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Check out the people who helped bring this classic trope to life in a reimagined, inclusive way.
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Keep in mind, that this reimagined future doesn't mean people will necessarily spend less time in cars.
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Your nonfiction books are known for reading more like novels, with reimagined dialogue and sometimes composite characters.
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The INSIDER Summary:• YouTube producers PistolShrimps reimagined "Beauty and the Beast" with Lord Voldemort as the Beast.
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It was reimagined for Broadway in 2002 and won eight Tony Awards, including one for best musical.
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Retsuko reimagined him, swooning over a fantasy version of him as a deep-voiced, sparkling-eyed hunk.
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Royale is coming to #Battlefield V, reimagined with the core pillars of destruction, team play, and vehicles.
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The fashion label's iconic jeans will also make an appearance, reimagined as upholstery for the accent pillows.
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After coming up with the reimagined scene together, the friends contracted an illustrator to mock it up.
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Even the smoky eye has new appeal, thanks to reimagined shapes and colors (bye, bye boring black).
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Integrating the classic design with contemporary style, this reimagined Polaroid camera is ideal for the modern era.
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Barnes & Noble would sell the reimagined books at its Fifth Avenue flagship store in New York City.
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has been reimagined onscreen hundreds of times and is a staple of pop culture.
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For Super Mario Run, that means the tried and true platformer filtered through a reimagined control scheme.
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The standard four-year vesting schedule, as described above, has been recently reimagined by companies, including Snapchat.
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The dance floor's welcoming throb had been reimagined as a series of carefully choreographed pirouettes and stumbles.
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YouTube user BitMassive has reimagined the film with blood and needless to say, it's uh...much shorter.
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Populating a fairytale with actual people, Cinderella is everything one could want from a reimagined childhood dream.
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This isn't the first time the map of the world has been reimagined using interesting data sets.
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In Tiffany's manicured hands, the yo-yo is reimagined as a $300 sterling silver and walnut toy.
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For his part, Mr. Hood has reimagined a constrained and narrow property, about a football-field long.
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The company recently announced plans to build "reimagined centers" — that is, faux towns — adjacent to eight stores.
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Epcot was first opened in 1982 with the intention of creating a park that reimagined the future.
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Then the old gadgets are turned off and thrown away, rather than reused, repaired, or otherwise reimagined.
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"She had smart things to say in the way she reimagined parts of my story," she said.
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Bumblebee is here reimagined as the sidekick of a 1980s Northern California teenager played by Hailee Steinfeld.
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The evening highlights two commissioned works, "Epilogue" and "Seventeen/Twenty-One," as well as reimagined repertory pieces.
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Graham's "Lamentation," from 1930, was reimagined using archival imagery of the solo projected onto a moving dancer.
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His tenure reimagined a heritage brand in a manner that was as irreverent as it was confident.
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Systems of oppression, like slavery, Jim Crow, and mass incarceration, must be reduced and abolished — not reimagined.
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For several years, on "American Horror Story," Murphy has reimagined Jessica Lange's doelike vulnerability as steely theatre.
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Rihanna looks regal reimagined as Disney's only African-American princess, Tiana from "The Princess and the Frog."
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Instead, they messed with or even reimagined their source material in order to make a good movie.
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A separate fund, managed by another part of the reimagined Medicare, would provide funding for capital improvements.
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All told 15 album sleeves get reimagined, including PiL's Metalbox, John Coltrane's Love Supreme and D'Angelo's Voodoo.
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Knisley is an author and illustrator who reimagined each Harry Potter book as a poster-length comic.
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"Everything about the reimagined Library is designed to get you to the content you want faster," Spotify said.
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Previous trailers and TV spots for the movie have reimagined some of Pokémon's signature creatures as disturbing figures.
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Based on screenshots, it appeared to be a reimagined version of Yahoo Answers, operating under a different brand.
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A truly reimagined smartphone camera would have to have real superpowers — like being able to shoot through walls.
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Along with a reimagined version of the hot comb, Walker had the early makings of a beauty empire.
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Now The Hamilton Mixtape exists as a treasure trove of covers and reimagined variations on Hamilton the musical.
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His greatest military victory, at the battle of Hattin in 1187 (reimagined above), was a masterpiece of guile.
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Expect the unexpected in this over-the-top and often dramatic(ish) reimagined tale of mystery and suspense .
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His designs reimagined what a plane could be, changing up the placement of fins, wings, and even cockpits.
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No—the most compelling thing about Uber's reimagined app is a new feature the company calls Uber Feed.
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It'll be in Ikea stores in 2018, along with other pieces reimagined by Colette creative director Sarah Andelman.
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Other reimagined films include Cheaper By The Dozen, Night at the Museum, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
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More than a decade ago, when Batwoman was reimagined as a gay character, it was a big deal.
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Pointed ears stuck through his quills, and head-to-body proportions were reimagined, balanced against those long legs.
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We've reimagined what My Goodness sounds like, but we've managed to retain the spirit that we started with.
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"Classicism Reimagined: Master Paintings and Sculptures 1700 — Circa 1950" will show how classical masterpieces influenced early modern art.
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These pieces were then reimagined in "modern fabrications and an updated color palette," according to a press release.
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The very few fan-favorite tracks they do perform are so stripped-down and reimagined, they're barely recognizable.
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Here, the entire Frankies menu — and it's reimagined Italian American comfort food — is adapted for the home cook.
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His most famous character was his impression of actor Fernando Lamas, reimagined as a smarmy talk show host.
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To get ahead of all this, G.E. reimagined Predix as a cloud-based operating system for industrial applications.
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After an earlier run at London's Donmar Warehouse, the play has been reimagined for a New York audience.
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Here, the entire Frankies menu — and it's reimagined Italian American comfort food — is adapted for the home cook.
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Its shop windows, entirely reimagined every Sunday, tell stories as concise and ever changing as a magazine's pages.
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Crippled by a hardware malfunction in 2013, NASA reimagined its planet hunter and gave it a new mission.
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"I turned the classic biker and bomber shapes into blank canvases and reimagined them," Willner explained to us.
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What you see in The Expanse, or Star Trek reimagined by JJ Abrams, are elements of the ISS.
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The "services" billionaire investors like Cooperman provide are also being reimagined in Warren's campaign, much to Cooperman's discomfort.
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The interior of the former Commonwealth Institute building, reimagined by John Pawson, will triple the museum's exhibition space.
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Another reimagined motel, it was originally built in 1953, at the dawn of California's now-legendary surf scene.
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Can't the monuments and holidays born of our past be reimagined to represent new values for our future?
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But it's been reimagined as a free, consumer-oriented event and, to complete the transformation, moved to Miami.
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"Brightburn" (the title refers to the Breyers' hometown), is a superhero origin story reimagined as a horror movie.
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Banking and payments now just became embedded into an experience that had been reimagined from top to bottom.
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Soon after, computer science underwent its Big Bang, so he reimagined and recast the project in seven volumes.
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See: The final play by the English playwright Sarah Kane, "4:48 Psychosis," reimagined as a chamber opera.
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He has also reimagined his Pulitzer Prize-winning oratorio "the little match girl passion" to incorporate audience participation.
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Schools now often parade students in traditional scholar gowns for fancifully reimagined versions of coming-of-age ceremonies.
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But part of Roe's legacy is the many ways conservatives and liberals once reimagined the right to privacy.
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Until it does, until he is, it's all wishful thinking, like a reimagined version of the 2003 draft.
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With sport as focus, this reimagined bespoke is democratic and holds up emotional connection as a critical component.
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Mr. Pink offers us a set of five people of note whose surnames can be reimagined as verbs.
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Throughout her tenure, Giannini reimagined the brand's signature Flora print and redesigned some of their other classic fixtures.
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In the satirical Video Op-Ed above, cancel culture is reimagined with the help of a medieval mob.
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During the past thirty years, though, the Arabs have been reimagined, along with other groups in the region.
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The team reshaped its personnel and reimagined the offense in the off-season while Jackson refined his mechanics.
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T Introduces The designers behind Proenza Schouler reimagined Birkenstock's classic two-strap Arizona and three-strap Milano sandals.
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"We have completely reimagined [the website] ... to a site which is immersive and heavily content oriented," Barry said.
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By the time the shot retracts, the camera has reimagined itself as the clinical eye of an endoscope.
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I have no doubt that in "Confederate," the painful history of slavery will be reimagined with aggressive competence.
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Suburban strip malls and Beaux-Arts buildings have been reimagined as storefronts selling pre-rolled joints and edibles.
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Spider-Man is reimagined as Miles Morales (Shameik Moore), a Brooklyn boy, in this well-received animated film.
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It's also constantly reimagined in a multitude of creative and practical ways — T-shirts, scarves, even rainbow Ikea bags.
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We love when traditional, homogenous fashion imagery is reimagined in a way that goes against the (thin, white) grain.
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But it was the duo designers behind Public School that reimagined Trump's iconic red campaign hat with white lettering.
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They're the political reimagined as the personal to such a degree that the equation loops right back around again.
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Reimagined as Kering's new home, the offices were built upon sustainable principles, with sustainable intentions, for a sustainable future.
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The Statons, who have written several books on retirement, have a new project — an educational course called Retirement Reimagined!
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A Guide to Apple&aposs Radically Reimagined Messages AppAt WWDC, Apple showed off a crazy new version of Messages.
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Millions of Indian motorheads wanted to catch a glimpse of the original Czechoslovak design reimagined for the 21st century.
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Her latest release is the soundtrack for Netflix's upcoming film Dumplin', featuring six new songs and six reimagined classics.
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The design is surprisingly conventional but Rawlinson suggested the prototype will be "reimagined and redesigned" before it reaches production.
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Picture: a cult-favorite avo co-wash reimagined as a bath bomb that spills dark green into your bathwater.
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Like a Barry Hannah short story, Kokoska's gothic relies on the spookiness of the familiar reimagined as the perverse.
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That's just one way in which intimacy will continue to be reimagined, regardless of the invention of sex robots.
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So taking a page from its own consumerization book, Dropbox has reimagined them with more intuition and simpler interfaces.
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The pop star's wedding to Kevin Federline will be reimagined for the small screen, and it's, well...oh boy.
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Now, Bandai—the Japanese toymaker that invented the Tamagotchi in 1996—has reimagined the Tamagotchi for a new generation.
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Here is a list of some our of favorite Roald Dahl characters, reimagined as actual human adults, living today.
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"A lot of them are covers, but they're covers that I've sort of reimagined," she explains of her music.
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IN A world in which drudgery has been delegated to robots, the welfare state may need to be reimagined.
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In a series of new illustrations, Ward has reimagined what classic Disney characters might look like in today's world.
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And next week, Hearst will publish what it is calling a "newly reimagined" Metropolitan Home, edited by Mr. Turner.
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Think Pris of "Blade Runner" reimagined by Marvel and ready to join the Avengers, and you'll get the idea.
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Their spring collection draws on traditional Indian styles, as in a Rabari jacket (above right) reimagined in embroidered linen.
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"I'm choosing to focus on a vision of freedom and emancipation," Scott told the AP of the reimagined ending.
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Using design elements from popular 1990s jackets, the company reimagined puffer coats, vests, and fleeces for the modern shopper.
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But rather than being reimagined for the screen, Toyota's digital manuals are simply shrunken pages of the paper ones.
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The result is the reimagined, re-lit and in some places rebuilt series of galleries that reopened on Oct.
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"Shape of You" is like a dancehall song reimagined for toddlers, and toddlers should absolutely not be smoking weed.
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Selina Meyer and her top aides are reimagined as Game Boy characters, postage stamps, cartoon busts, and hilarious caricatures.
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The films weren't "Great Performances"-style recordings of pre-existing productions, but classics of theater reimagined for the screen.
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In one of Shine's reimagined scenes, the artist and a red-eyed cat seem to actually bewitch the lawyer.
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In "ABYSSAL," the Terraform by Lorraine Schein, the archetype of the piscine humanoid is reimagined for the Anthropocene age.
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The overall effect is somewhere between Cirque du Soleil and a Super Bowl halftime show, reimagined by Twyla Tharp.
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Inspired by its 19th-century history, the Channel Gardens has been reimagined and filled with native plants and arrangements.
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New York's Mount Sinai hospital system has reimagined parts of Central Park into a 68-bed emergency field hospital.
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Per the press release: Rather than copying the experience from macOS, trackpad support has been completely reimagined for iPad.
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Old church organ pipes were reimagined into a chandelier, and guest rooms feature old radios alongside modern media hubs.
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The basic idea of the N-Gage could be reimagined as something sort of compelling in a modern context.
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Bosch has debuted the Virtual Visor — a reimagined sun visor aimed at tackling the flaws of traditional sun visors.
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Elizabeth Olsen reimagined as Jane from "Tarzan" includes the character's signature yellow dress, but her face looks more realistic.
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At Adidas, classic silhouettes — Gazelle, Stan Smith, Superstar — are available to be reimagined with a range of alternate fabrics.
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And metals manufacturing is an industry ready to be reimagined, requiring fresh policy considerations to shape its future outlook.
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King has the opportunity here to indulge in the reversal of a patriarchal society's status quo in her reimagined China.
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With the help of these members, I am optimistic that what is reimagined will be the future of One Atlanta.
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The texture from the Huda Beauty Rose Gold palette is reimagined in vibrant purples and ochres, and soft, sandy tones.
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Finally, a new EP called "Universal Love: Wedding Songs Reimagined" features covers of pop hits — with a same-sex twist.
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The historically girly hue is reimagined in a modern power suit, a look typically reserved for glass ceiling-shattering women.
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In the comics, the character is a geneticist, but she was reimagined for Captain Marvel as a no-nonsense sharpshooter.
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This 1998 rom-com gets reimagined as a creepy thriller just in time for all your Halloween jeeper creeper feels.
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From new pop star singles to reimagined tracks by indie artists, there's a lot of worthwhile stuff to listen to.
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Other co-stars just seemed happy for the opportunity to see themselves reimagined in wide lapels and luxuriant facial hair.
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The rule, Pruitt claimed, created "regulatory uncertainty" by which the Obama administration "reimagined their authority" to oversee the country's waterways.
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Playing the game has reminded me, at times, of the Mountain Goats' song "No Children," reimagined as a board game.
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Tucker said Lucasfilm "reimagined" seven vehicles, picking from the Altima and Maxima sedans, two Rogue SUVs, and the Titan pickup.
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Nowadays, the dress is being reimagined into lamé dinner party frocks, casual Friday work attire, and even one-strapped pieces.
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Yet, here she is, reimagined as a thin, unibrow-less and able-bodied figurine selling online for $29.99 a pop.
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Disney's reimagined Jim Henson's Muppet Babies series, which has begun production, is set to hit Disney Junior in early 2018.
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What forms these reimagined bundles take, and who gets to sell them, will depend on who wins the streaming battles.
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Her paintings follow a single illusive muse: an ageless, erotically charged girl who is reinvented and reimagined in each composition.
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Tesla removed a ton of standard semi truck features in its reimagined, new-agey version of a long-haul cab.
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Burnett also noted that the company had to find vendors that would be willing to create these new, reimagined products.
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"In 15 years I think the input interface and the idea of a 'document' [will] be entirely reimagined," Chen suggests.
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Avner Ronen's last startup was Boxee, a web TV platform that reimagined the way we would consume our home entertainment.
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It's not known whether that show will make the jump to the new channel, be reimagined, or meet another fate.
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The opening sequence is one of several iconic moments from the movie that's reimagined so perfectly you may get chills.
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A reimagined corporation would certainly not force its employees to sign arbitration agreements as some companies like Best Buy do.
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With Tim Burton at its helm, 1999's "Sleepy Hollow" reimagined Johnny Depp's Ichabod Crane as a New-York detective.
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You are at a crossroads: You can be Yahoo (without a buyer) or a reimagined business, with Facebook-like potential.
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A few weeks later, Batman met Jason, reimagined as a young runaway, as he tried to steal the Batmobile's tires.
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Patchwork and fringe were reimagined too, as was the case at Altuzarra, where seashell-embellished net sheaths topped knit dresses.
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These reimagined vegetable "platters" offer snap and restorative freshness, cooling and earthy-sweet, preparing diners for richer tastes to come.
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Now, in "A Very Expensive Poison", it has been ingeniously reimagined on the stage of the Old Vic in London.
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In "The Wandering Soap Opera," reality itself is reimagined as an interlocking set of interminable melodramas, crime stories and romances.
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Some had frisky grooves hinting at Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson; one reimagined the grandiose buildups of 1970s power ballads.
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He delivers instead naughtily reimagined fairy tales and movie scenarios and other testimonies from his own devil-ready twilight zone.
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You're this reimagined person, and I want to say, for a lot of us, that's the allure of studio portraits.
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When you never quite know how much about a character is fictionalized, such precision can make the scenes feel reimagined.
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The hotel was Orchard Canyon on Oak Creek, a 20173s miners' retreat that's been reimagined as a rustic boutique lodge.
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He said the social safety net needed to be reimagined for an age when workers hopped across jobs and professions.
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But if Beloit was to be reimagined as a modern city, the thinking went, it needed a club for golf.
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At Louis Vuitton, Ghesquière launched the now-popular petite malle bag — which was the trunk luggage reimagined as a purse.
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Youth have reimagined platforms like Instagram by using multiple accounts curated in different ways to manage their digital public personae.
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His introductions, which included describing Joe Biden as a "Delaware Daddy," were just the beginning of the reimagined town hall.
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Megan Fox was also reimagined as Megara from "Hercules," and we have to say that bright red hair suits her.
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The reimagined "Beauty and the Beast," directed by Bill Condon, will not be distributed anywhere by Disney until March 17.
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Two shorts years later, Peterson has picked Sonzeira back up, with for a new record called Tam Tam Tam Reimagined.
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California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom talks with Kara Swisher about why the government's approach to technology needs to be completely reimagined.
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The pop legend — who won a Tony in 2013 for scoring the production — hopes the reimagined song offers fans some optimism.
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Next month, Ms. Gibney's dances are on display in "Duet," an evening of her duos, including "Landings" (1992), reimagined and adapted.
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Quentin Blake has reimagined Matilda 30 years on and it's just as glorious and lovely and inspiring as you'd hope. pic.twitter.
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The redesign promises "sweeping green spaces and a newly reimagined fountain," potentially providing a new backdrop for that perfect Instagram shot.
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Hardin (Harry Styles reimagined) is – you guessed it — a leather jacket-wearing bad boy with a massive chip on his shoulder.
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So when Angélique Kidjo performed the album onstage at Carnegie Hall, she appropriately reimagined its cultural mashup for a new millennium.
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My goal is to provide an example of how these iconic works can be reimagined, inspiring more museums to follow suit.
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Now the show has been reimagined as a '80s-style video game, and it's going to take you back in time.
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But in 2014, the family reimagined the business as a California-Italian restaurant with an open kitchen and much brighter lighting.
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Harvill Secker; £216.99A lovingly reimagined life of an ordinary man whose life was for ever marked by the first world war.
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The MacBook Pro, in particular, may get a big update: a reimagined keyboard that could change typing as we know it.
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The idea was that Kang's new vision for the show could revitalize The Walking Dead, starting with a reimagined title sequence.
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While both games share some similarities, for MapleStory 2 we really went back to the drawing board and reimagined the game.
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MacKenzie has reimagined Roswell High (the series is based on the books, not the WB show) as a twisty supernatural mystery.
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Artists held a "sculpt-in" protest at the Victoria & Albert Museum's Botticelli Reimagined exhibition in protest over the museum's sketching policy.
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One of the most iconic personal computers of all time, the Apple IIe, has been reimagined as a mobile, killer robot.
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Kacey Musgraves and Ruston Kelly reimagined June Carter and Johnny Cash for a special project near and dear to their hearts.
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"Where No One Stands Alone" appears on the new album of the same name , a collection of reimagined Elvis gospel songs.
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Now the only question remains: when will Marvel reboot the X-Men franchise, and which characters will be reimagined in it?
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The team behind a "reimagined" version of classic cyberpunk shooter System Shock has launched a $900,000 crowdfunding campaign for the project.
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A cast of characters that aren't simply reimagined Original Series characters We're looking at you, Data / Tuvok / T'Pol / Odo / Spock-alikes.
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The Verge just turned five today, and to help kick things off we're introducing a reimagined daily newsletter called Command Line.
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While Mayor Garcetti has taken on these enormous challenges, he has also reimagined how city government delivers the most basic services.
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Osmin, in the original a cruel, vindictive overseer, is reimagined as a kind of philosopher-monk: artistic, melancholy, a Shylock figure.
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When the website launched 20 years ago, Times editors reimagined what the Gray Lady would look like draped in digital sheen.
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And officials have pushed back the tentative date for opening the reimagined hall by a year, to the fall of 2022.
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Reimagined for the rain, this Chuck 70 High Top features a fully waterproof Gore-Tex upper and thicker moisture-wicking laces.
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His "Don Giovanni" reimagined the characters as members of a single family; his "Il Trovatore" took place in a single room.
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Goldeneye joins Pokémon, Mario, and The Legend of Zelda amongst the ranks of nostalgia-inducing classics reimagined with modern digital technology.
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For one of the capsule's styles, the brand reimagined the traditional silhouette, introduced by René Lacoste in the early 20th century.
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The bookish, grandfatherly sweater vest has been reimagined for the spring/summer 2017 runway, in a variety of prints and patterns.
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The musical will be reimagined with a protagonist who is a 35-year-old woman, to be played by Rosalie Craig.
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" The reimagined play had no problem filling seats, with the audience including what Roane described "as a lot of curious people.
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Ms. Lempel offers us five types of stars — shooting, morning, gold, giant and pole — that are reimagined as people of note.
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Since then, Stoker's tale has been reimagined countless times, in books, on television and in films, like "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992).
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Since then, Stoker's tale has been reimagined countless times, in books, on television and in films like "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992).
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Documentaries have been preserving the music through a historical lens, but it's also being celebrated — and reimagined — through an artistic one.
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Designed by Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo, the heirs to Eero Saarinen's practice, Ford reimagined corporate modernism in the mid-1960s.
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Over the course of two years, the building was reimagined from the ground up in collaboration with the architecture firm 6a.
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It shows how Glasgow has been torn down, reimagined, and transformed, and it questions the city's seemingly never ending urban renewal.
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In her reimagined worlds we — that is, people of the African Diaspora — have dynasties, have comfort and ease and self-possession.
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Mr. Kim's turn at the Paris environmental summit in December was an opportunity to trumpet the potential of his reimagined institution.
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It played out like a loaded baked potato that had been reimagined and deconstructed — familiar and comforting, but elemental and original.
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BLK Palate is among a crop of reimagined dinner parties geared toward the L.G.B.T.Q. community in and around New York City.
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Its days as a melting pot long behind it, the city can be reimagined as something more like a hot tub.
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Dom Hofmann, a co-creator of the original Vine, has reimagined it as a new app, called Byte, which debuted today.
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Chevrolet revived its electric car dreams with the Chevy Bolt, a reimagined all-electric version of its discontinued plug-in Volt.
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That's in contrast to Nintendo's first mobile experiment, Super Mario Run, which promised a reimagined Mario experience specifically designed for mobile.
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The renovation introduced the beloved character of Captain Jack Sparrow from the movie franchise and reimagined the controversial bride-auction scene.
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This portrait of Billie Eilish reimagined as Princess Kida from "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" emphasizes the young singer's ocean-colored eyes.
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Her words are a dedication to a reimagined Black future, one truly free, one unburdened by the trauma of her history.
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"Anne of Green Gables," L.M. Montgomery Because I just directed the pilot of the boldly reimagined "Anne" for Netflix and CBC.
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The designer has reimagined the classic item into a clutch bag, which arrives in three colors, including beige, green, and pink.
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The designer has reimagined the classic item into a clutch bag, which arrives in three colors including beige, green and pink.
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In Ms. Daneman's reimagined staging, the dancers and singers occupy the same world, taking turns at the center of the action.
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Fur, once more synonymous with posh grandmothers than trendy millennials, gets reimagined each season in increasingly outlandish (yet oddly appealing) ways.
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As with much of Hocking's work, which deals exhaustively in researched and reimagined history, the signs seem cut loose from time.
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It's sort of Taxi Driver reimagined as cringe comedy, and to say it wasn't to everybody's tastes would be an understatement.
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When Apex Legends first launched, it was lauded for all the thoughtful ways Respawn reimagined how a battle royale game should work.
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No doubt aware of this, the interior design startup Modsy has reimagined Monica's, Rachel's, and Joey's apartments in their hypothetical 2018 forms.
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With that in mind, he'll probably be gassed to find out that his face has now been reimagined as a Pokémon card.
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On my screen, I'll see a script for a reimagined children's classic, like the Itsy Bitsy Spider or The Three Little Pigs.
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It's tragedy reimagined as cartoon — a version two steps removed that lets us glance at the real wound in our peripheral vision.
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The role-playing epic Final Fantasy XV is being reimagined for smartphones — and it's getting a whole lot cuter in the process.
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Barlog explained as he and the Santa Monica Studio team reimagined the story of Kratos, nothing from the original games was sacred.
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These reimagined songs, including the stellar single "Die Young," feature horns, extra vocals, piano, and more — and there are videos to boot.
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The reimagined compute box is now drawn from the vehicle's hybrid battery, with the 12V battery now serving only as a backup.
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Springsteen on Broadway is the jukebox musical reimagined as a solo performance, where the songs tell the story of their creator's life.
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The Time Is Now is a 14-track album of reimagined 1980s hits created specifically for amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research.
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No, the all-female design team behind the 1 Reimagined managed to completely turn the concept of the sneaker on its head.
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Director Jon Favreau is also working on a reimagined version of "The Lion King" and a follow up to "The Jungle Book."
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"We're modifying many of the Oscar-nominated films to be more inclusive," explained Virtue, before presenting the reimagined titles and movie posters.
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The world's first hit reality show "The Real World" is being reimagined for Facebook Watch 26 years after it debuted on cable.
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In a nutshell it's the tone of jazz hip-hop but reimagined for a generation raised on cloud rappers and anime cartoons.
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There was the restored Porsche 2000 "Reimagined by Singer," a lavender coupe that had been commissioned by the owner for some $22,218.
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According to Activision, the game will faithfully recreate the original levels, but update the control scheme, add new rewards, and "reimagined" music.
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When they were first introduced, the reimagined versions of two of the best-loved consoles of all-time arrived to feverish demand.
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It was a neat trick, really: the grand grind of global geopolitics being reimagined as a "can this marriage be saved?" story.
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Based off of the classic American flight jacket from the '50s, Native Youth's update is reimagined with clean lines and minimal details.
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If the priggish aesthetic of dark walnut armoires and factory-made porcelain were reimagined, he reasoned the national character might be liberated.
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She reimagined Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" with a live albatross bound to the bow of a ship.
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Albert Einstein was only 26 when he revealed his famous equation, E=mc 2, and reimagined the foundations of physics in 1905.
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In the late-80s, he challenged the pearl-clutching regulations of the Comics Code and reimagined Spider-Man for a new generation.
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And in "Souls of Suicides as Birds," he reimagined dead classmates as a chipping sparrow, a boat-tailed grackle and other birds.
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For its first resort show since the death of Karl Lagerfeld, its longtime designer, the house reimagined a lavish Parisian railway station.
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Hyperallergic took works by some of our favorite artists and reimagined what they would look like during these, um, sparsely populated times.
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Teen Vogue 2.0, as she reimagined it, wasn't just about clothes and makeup; it was about news, politics and social justice, too.
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In Graham's temporary confinement in an M.R.I., where words and bodies are reimagined, the afterlife of so much televised death hijacks consciousness.
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Sarah Ruhl's "Stage Kiss," a reimagined "Henry V" and plenty of other productions are also planned for the Shaw's three stages. stratfordfestival.
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The first, in October, is Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport, reimagined as a 300,000-square-foot retail and entertainment complex.
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Valentino reimagined it for the spring 2014 couture collection, and the next year it made it into the Museum of Modern Art.
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Reimagined as a men's wear brand focused on a kind of plush, minimal suiting, the clothes are now for sale once again.
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Set in Harlem's pregentrification 1980s, the show features original music and reimagined Christmas carols in the spirit of pop, gospel and jazz.
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Autonomous driving means reimagined vehicles, like Hyundai's Mobis concept that includes lighting to communicate with pedestrians and other cars on the road.
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Jo's marriage to Bhaer, meanwhile, is even more thoroughly reimagined than Amy's marriage to Laurie, but the two are closely rhetorically linked.
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Over the seasons, Ghesquière has reimagined it in a plethora of colors, often imaginatively embellished, many incorporating Louis Vuitton's signature monogram canvas.
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Among the newcomers was Fergus McCaffrey of New York, showing boldly reimagined classical sculptures by the Brooklyn-based artist Barry X Ball.
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These moments of "fake art," and many others that followed, have been reimagined and resituated at the Addison Gallery of American Art.
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" Twitter: "I think Twitter needs to be reimagined ... I do not think they've done a good job in innovating, monitoring the system.
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In time the war was reimagined as a moment of unity, when the North was bound in a common cause with the South.
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Between building Vine and HQ together, the pair have reimagined mobile entertainment, giving millions a chance to show off their wits and creativity.
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Stewart and the Joe Jonas-fronted act released the reimagined take on the classic last month before performing it at the MTV VMAs.
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It reads like Edith Wharton's House of Mirth and John Dos Passos's Manhattan Transfer reimagined through the no-nonsense cadences of Grace Paley.
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"Botticelli Reimagined" is the largest exhibition of Botticelli paintings and drawings ever held in Britain, according to London's Victoria & Albert (V&A) museum.
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The word "bruschetta" might conjure up thoughts of a fancy appetizer served at Italian restaurants, but I've reimagined it as a breakfast dish.
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Our CineFix series, 8-bit Cinema, toned down the resolution of all that smashing and reimagined the film as a 1980s video game.
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At a time when every familiar property is getting dusted off and "reimagined" for a new generation, there's just no way Warner Bros.
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In the aftermath of the Christchurch terror attack, a reimagined version of a famous New Zealand symbol has garnered plenty of online attention.
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He saw that painting in the collection of the de Young Museum in San Francisco, and reimagined it via pinhole camera in 2006.
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Slide, slide, slippity slide See the model Romee Strijd transform before and after hair and makeup at Jeremy Scott: Reimagined check for fall?
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Instead of rebuilding the space for cars, it tore down the highway and reimagined the area as a place where people could gather.
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Feeling pressure from other messaging services like Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, and Google's new Allo, Apple has completely reimagined its app for the youths.
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And on top of that -- the cruise missiles to carry out the reimagined combat functions are still not developed, according to CQ News.
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The social network is partnering with MTV Studios to launch a "reimagined" version of The Real World on its video-centric Watch tab.
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The bardo is reimagined by Ganesh as a deep, cavernous space littered with wrathful deities that take monstrous forms, with a psychosexual charge.
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From labeled storage systems to reimagined dual purpose pieces, read on for tips that will take your small space from crowded to blissful.
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Real World fans now have the opportunity to decide who they want to appear on reimagined versions of the long-running MTV series.
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WHEN SHE REIMAGINED THE BELFIE Not so much a belfie (butt selfie), but that's what makes the model-turned-actress such an innovator.
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The completely reimagined, ultra-modern kitchen has sleek black dual islands and opens onto a 400-square-foot patio and a fire pit.
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Floating between inspiring political images, portraits of historical icons, and reimagined movie posters, Harman wields the lines and shapes of vector graphics masterfully.
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Apple reimagined its iconic logo in dozens of ways for its upcoming iPad event — here are all of the creative and cool designs.
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I'll never be able to unsee the image of Fatebe straddling a ceiling fan, or her internal plumbing reimagined as chemical dumping pipes.
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Another amenity for residents is the 50-foot lap pool, which was originally commissioned by F. W. Woolworth and reimagined by Thierry Despont.
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This 2019 campaign solicited donations to fund an anime video game featuring infamous leaders from Nazi Germany reimagined as wide-eyed anime girls.
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Väätäinen said his favorite character to draw was Ursula from "The Little Mermaid," but he also reimagined another Disney villain: Cruella de Vil.
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These reimagined photos help remind us that, while we loved the Disney princesses, their appearances aren't exactly attainable for the rest of us.
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But perhaps most importantly, a reimagined corporation would not fight tooth and nail against workers who take collective action or organize into unions.
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The Colombian artist Fernando Botero, noted for his fleshy, whimsical portrayals of people and animals, reimagined the scene in a heroic oil painting.
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In "Conjurations" (2007-2009), she reimagined early trick photography to create pictures of levitation and other hackneyed staples of the popular magician's repertoire.
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But this year Facebook reimagined M as an entity that could jump into chats and provide truly automated help without input from humans.
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There's a radically reimagined-for-the-new-Millennium production now playing on Broadway, complete with giant digital screens augmenting the on-stage action.
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In 2020, a sister property will open in a nearby 1890s French neo-Classical mansion being reimagined by the Mexican architect Frida Escobedo.
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The classic trench shape is reimagined in a black and navy washed fabric that'll keep you dry and earn you serious fashion points.
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The reimagined fried chicken kingpin — another virtual being — was designed to spoof the vast ecosystem of influencers, which includes nanoinfluencers, kidfluencers and petfluencers.
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Her paintings are reimagined French, pornographic, turn-of-the-century prints that are typically hetero- and phallocentric in the most misogynistic ways possible.
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Reimagined this year in variations embellished with rows of seed pearls, enameled roses, gold snakes and dangling gemstones, hoops are having a moment.
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Past works have included tapestries from Senegal and Togo and ribbon embroidery from India that were reimagined as patterned blankets and tote bags.
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Armed with new technology and reimagined clinics, these companies are exploring how we can get care and feel empowered with our health data.
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It was then reimagined for TV, with director Brett Morgen helming an hour-long pilot for Hulu, which screened at Sundance in 2017.
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Mr. Dion, 55, just reimagined the laboratory of the early-20th-century plant hunter David Fairchild for the Kampong botanical garden in Miami.
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Now, some feared, schools were being reimagined as safe spaces for coddled youths and the self-defined, untested truths that they held dear.
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The fairgrounds look pristine, and touring the premises is like strolling through an updated United Nations as reimagined by a big box retailer.
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For 2019, the highly coveted piece has been reimagined as Starry Eyes to Hypnotize, inspired by the mesmerizing colors of the night sky.
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Olaf The world's favorite snowman came from a dream of Anna and Elsa's and reimagined himself when Elsa turned the world into ice.
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The Belasco has been reimagined as a courtly theater with onstage seating for audience members, blurring the distinction between public and private performance.
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As part of its new family-oriented website, NRA Family, the organization reimagined popular fairy tales by arming the main characters with guns.
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Another is Pablo Larraín's Jackie, which reimagined Jackie Kennedy's life as a kind of gorgeous collage and deserved better buzz than it's received.
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He's "arguing with your older uncle on Facebook about transgender bathroom bills when neither of you is transgender," reimagined as a sitcom character.
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The standout shoe from Simons' long collaboration with Adidas is arguably the Stan Smith, reimagined in pastels, metallics, and not-so-practical double-closures.
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The books have "survived the test of time," says the latter, adding that he's thrilled to see the originals "reimagined for a new generation".
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A longtime supporter of LGBTQ rights, Kesha's single is included in a collection of reimagined wedding songs for the LGBTQ community titled Universal Love.
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It was perhaps inevitable that Wilder's unforgettable performance as Willy Wonka in the enduring movie would end up remixed and reimagined as online shorthand.
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It's all fetishized and fascistic: Oiled leather and polished metal against field-gray coats and gold braid, Galahad and Percival reimagined as Gestapo stormtroopers.
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Now the story is being reimagined for the stage, with the main character turning into "Tootsie" to score a role in — you guessed it!
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SITELines.2018: Casa tomada, is the third installment in SITE Santa Fe's reimagined biennial series with a focus on contemporary art from the Americas.
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Scandal did this again in a more serious episode: season 4's "The Lawn Chair," which reimagined the events Ferguson, MO, for its universe.
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The Royal Academy retrospective offers several opportunities to experience Gormley's whole-room installations, many of which have been created or reimagined for the exhibition.
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Originally developed in 2000, the museum officially relaunched the app last November, filled with reimagined content like behind-the-scenes trivia and virtual games.
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That's the key takeaway from this first trailer for the reimagined Nancy Drew, which looks like a fun update on the classic detective character.
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What we found as we're researching is that those basic principles could be just reimagined and reapplied and sort of endlessly be fulfilling themselves.
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Two years ago, he co-founded the Cord Project, a platform that reimagined how we use voice in an era of always-on devices.
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That's a YUGE amount of money, so to really put it into perspective we reimagined some other interesting ways the billions could be spent.
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It's that kind of a show, where New York is reimagined as a grand, endlessly renewable experiment, a constant reshuffling of its own deck.
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And spaces that were just functional in other complexes were reimagined as "social spaces": appealing courtyards, wide staircases, and covered walkways designed for interaction.
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Related: Wild House Parties Get Reimagined as Boisterous Paintings Soft Mirror Sculptures Expose Human Life 'b 4' LifeGreetings from a Cyber Pastel Dream World
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Based on a fanbook, each month of this zany calendar is displayed alongside a classic and iconic scene from the franchise reimagined with cats.
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In 2008, three college graduates put their heads together from an apartment in San Francisco and completely reimagined the way we see vacation accommodation.
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Not only does the card look different from other credit cards out there, but Apple also reimagined the system for paying, payments, and rewards.
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Bourached and Cann also looked behind Picasso's "The Crouching Beggar" and reimagined a mountainous landscape that art historians believe was painted by Santiago Rusiñol.
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At this point, even a fully reimagined timeline or longer tweets wouldn't be enough to save the ailing social network from our bleak expectations.
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Fast forward to 2015, and developer The Odd Gentleman rebooted the "King's Quest" series with reimagined graphics that paid homage to the original games.
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Companies like Barratt London and NetCredit found old city plans and reimagined what these cities could have looked like, had those plans been realized.
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"It's a harmonic convergence," Ms. Steinem said of the alignment between the empowering message of the exhibition and how the building is being reimagined.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A subterranean reservoir in Houston, Texas, once slated for demolition is being reimagined as an unconventional art space.
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Critic's Notebook At any given moment in New York, Shakespeare is being reimagined somewhere, whether on a big stage or in a black box.
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The photograph is one of about 22 in "Botticelli Reimagined," an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum here that runs through July 22009.
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But otherwise, it's been reimagined in the "no-rule, beautiful chaos" style that's become a trademark of Dover Street Market locations around the world.
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B.R.U.H. features reimagined Powerpuff Girls in various shades with curly hair and a Black female version of Dragon Ball Z's Goku with an Afro.
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In addition to the shock of the new, you'll often find older sounds being re-contextualized and reimagined for a new set of dancers.
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The latest of these comes from a guy called J Cyrus, who has reimagined what it would be like "if rappers had ordinary jobs".
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Perhaps it's the pure novelty of the thing, but the reimagined 3310 is thus far proving to be the surprise hit of the show.
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Each artist demanded to be seen and be reimagined as pivotal creative force in a system that denies black humanity, let alone black art.
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Directed by Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell, it reimagined Willy Loman, the doomed title character, as a black man in a white man's world.
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Besides, the history of the Champions League — in its modern incarnation, ever since the European Cup was reimagined in 1992 — is one of imbalance.
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Last spring he was Ferrando in Phelim McDermott's vividly reimagined new production of "Così Fan Tutte," which sets the story in 1950s Coney Island.
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Visconti reimagined Aschenbach as a composer and conductor (played by Dirk Bogarde) and used music by Mahler on the soundtrack to reflect Aschenbach's anguish.
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Which leaves us with the trillion-dollar question for the future: Can our cities be reimagined as less of a stressfest for their residents?
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And in northern England, he and his son Peter reimagined the gardens at the 11th-century Alnwick Castle for the 12th Duchess of Northumberland.
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Now, using a raft of data-driven experimentation, Georgia State has been reimagined as one of the South's more innovative engines of social mobility.
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Vanu Bose, who reimagined cellular networks and extended service to people living in remote regions of the world, died on Saturday in Concord, Mass.
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It becomes clear at this point that Fugazzi has reimagined one of the common chestnuts of painting, from Romanticism onwards, the sky at sunset.
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It's a dark, twisted version of the "naughty and nice lists," as reimagined by someone whose heart is at least two sizes too small.
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Public spaces, including a light-flooded lobby and piano bar, have been reimagined, and outdoor dining, with views of the town's red rooftops, remains.
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I knew this because I had just read "Life Reimagined: The Science, Art, and Opportunity of Midlife" by the NPR reporter Barbara Bradley Hagerty.
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But this is not ye olde red and green tartan of Christmas in the lodge and icicles in the windows; this is tartan reimagined.
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In February, the social media giant announced several new shows, including a reimagined version of reality show "The Real World," in partnership with MTV.
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In 1902, the Senate Park Commission, in a report titled "The Improvement of the Park System of the District of Columbia," reimagined the Mall.
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The game's win also reflects Apple's Game Trend of the Year — Blockbusters Reborn — which saw hits from decades past reimagined for iOS in 2019.
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Scaramucci's star didn't fade when he gave that batty and profane interview in which he reimagined Steve Bannon as a kind of autoerotic yogi.
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Compiled with the aid of 95 sound artists and the London Sound Survey, it features recordings from 55 stations and the corresponding, reimagined songs.
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In this reimagined world, a local community physician could simply log on to the internet and report a new health threat in their community.
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But in the name of Photoshop, here is Black Panther reimagined as Morris Chestnut, since he was among the names associated with the role. Whatever.
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"This character has been written about, acted, interpreted, reinterpreted, reimagined for 75 years," Leto said in an interview with Good Morning America, which aired Friday.
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We watched an episode of Heston Blumenthal's show where he reimagined fish and chips, and it gave us all a hankering for some fried food.
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His career exploded with a similarly reimagined rendition of a Texas police officer's headline-making encounter with African-American 231-year-old girl Dajerria Becton.
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And although Sumo Digital has followed virtually every open-world game in adding scalable tower objectives, here they've been reimagined as Mario-style platforming challenges.
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I have reimagined some of my signature red carpet favorites to offer something new this awards season, be it a different colorway or special detail.
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Artist Ava Nirui decided to riff on this idea via a series of thoroughly ordinary items, wryly reimagined with the addition of highly recognizable logos.
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Currently, Sensei is at work on a short story collection and a speculative fiction manuscript, both on reimagined black communities outside of the white gaze.
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The Ritual team has "reimagined the vitamin from the ground up," Schneider says, sourcing new and different ingredients to create a best-in-class supplement.
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Called Speeding Towards Adventures: 25 Years of Sonic the Hedgehog, the new album features 23 classic Sonic tracks, remixed and reimagined by 30 different artists.
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In a blog post announcing the service, YouTube says that YouTube Music will have a "reimagined mobile app" and a brand new desktop music player.
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Unless the revenue policy is reimagined, heavier, more fuel-efficient vehicles will keep wearing down the roads and not paying into the federal maintenance fund.
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Green Hill Zone, meanwhile, sounds like Green Hill Zone should—barely reimagined, just cleaner, in a quite indefinable, can't-put-my-ear-on-it way.
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According to TRI, the compute box "has been reimagined" and is now tucked vertically against the rear seat transom, folding down to access the circuitry.
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A British company reimagined it as a holiday stocking, so you can now surprise your family with something more unique than the typical Santa version.
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Yet, that's exactly what we'll see when the reimagined primetime soaps airs, now starring Latina UnReal alum Nathalie Kelley as lead character Cristal Flores-Carrington.
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We also got to see those same styles reimagined in modern ways that serve as nifty ways to extend the life of our protective styles.
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But Michele should had also shouted out Harlem and Dapper Dan's masterful creations of reimagined logo-laden designer fabrics that are coveted around the world.
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On the floor of the gallery space, a Native American totem pole is reimagined using gingerbread and adorned with licorice, gum drops, and Sno-Caps.
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Some of the shows are brand new, like Ellen Page's GAYCATION, and some are classic VICE favorites that have been reimagined for TV, like WEEDIQUETTE.
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These Tomb Raiders, written by Rhianna Pratchett, reimagined Lara Croft as a strong and independent young woman — though still with an expertise in casual murder.
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Save, who goes by his first name, Tiago, reimagined the "Mona Lisa" subject as a jumpsuit-wearing, margarita-sipping influencer who's all about the aesthetics.
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You'll feel good about shopping here because Allbirds co-founder Tim Brown has reimagined the materials we use to make shoes and made them sustainable.
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Outside, the grounds — which once held a hillside vineyard — were reimagined to include terraces, pocket gardens and a stunning pool surrounded by a teak deck.
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The contemporary works in "Botticelli Reimagined" mostly treat the artist with reverence, reflecting what Mr. Evans said was his contribution to modern notions of beauty.
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It was an ignominious end for one of the most exciting musicals of recent decades — one that reimagined Tolstoy's epic classic for a new generation.
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Prescott will be tested against a Philadelphia defense that has been reimagined by Jim Schwartz into the type of unit that offenses hate to face.
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To record it, Ms. Womack, 51, decamped to Houston with a select group of Nashville players and reimagined country sentimentality in a bracing, unencumbered fashion.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE I nearly missed Heartbeat Opera's "Fidelio" — reorchestrated, reduced and reimagined for the era of Black Lives Matter — and I'm so glad I didn't.
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Originally a 22020s motel, this eclectic new 54-room hotel was reimagined by Avi Brosh, the owner of the hotel brand Palisociety, and Timberlane Partners.
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It managed to work in the political design trope of an American flag with its red and white stripes, but reimagined it into something new.
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The British artist Phyllida Barlow has installed a reimagined version of "folly," a work she presented outside the British Pavilion at the 13 Venice Biennale.
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I had a cake from this book nearly every year up until my 21st birthday (the flowery No. 4 reimagined into a sophisticated 2-1).
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Today, the beloved beauty brand is launching The Skincare Edit, a limited-edition holiday set curated with six Glossier bestsellers reimagined in stocking stuffer sizes.
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In "A Christmas Carol," the Charles Dickens tale as reimagined by Jack Thorne, Scrooge never attends a séance, but spirits visit him all the same.
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Under criticism, Harris walked that back, eventually releasing a Medicare expansion plan with a long transition, dodgy financing, and a reimagined role for private insurers.
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This production, a four-performance run that begins Wednesday, July 12, employs multidimensional video and reimagined recitatives by the composer and sound designer Mark Grey.
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Cities and Memory has a consistent open call for submissions; to contribute a field recording, a reimagined sound, or both, simply follow the project guidelines.
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Now, the Oberoi, New Delhi has been reimagined as a more contemporary version of its old self and will debut a new look on Jan.
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The North Carolina-based graphic designer, illustrator, and web designer reimagined Jasmine and other Disney princesses as modern women with careers based on their characters.
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But that didn't matter for redditors, who reimagined all the virtual worlds the president might have been stepping into instead, with some viral-worthy online mashups.
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On Tuesday, Netflix announced a "reimagined, live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender" to be helmed by the show's original creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko.
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On last night's episode of the hit HGTV show, Chip and Joanna Gaines reimagined a particularly challenging property for U.S. marine TJ and his girlfriend, Stephanie.
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They are reimagined as a kind of magical SAS, supremely well-trained and equipped compared to the hapless criminals and rebels they gun down en masse.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Luigi Pirandello's iconic play Six Characters in Search of an Author (1921) is being reimagined at La MaMa this month.
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It just seems so against art and how art works, that a text is a fixed, immovable thing that can never be reimagined in any way.
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Working to create a new menu for IKEA, Copenhagen's "future-living lab" Space 10 has reimagined fast food classics with sustainable, eco-friendly and healthy ingredients.
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The Public Investment Fund, reimagined as the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, will be based there and sources have said it will also own the project.
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So when reimagined military boots sprang up this season, we were more than ready to swap out our sock booties for something a bit more substantial.
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Disney won't stop until every one of its animated classics has been reimagined as a live-action movie, and one of its next will be Dumbo.
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For Jepsen fans, this seemed like their one shot to hear their favourite tracks live, even if they were to be reimagined with a full orchestra.
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Business Insider's sources say that Facebook will be getting a reimagined video tab and a lot of comedic shows that last between five and thirty minutes.
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LOS ANGELES — Here's a classic love triangle no one would've predicted: Disney movies will soon be reimagined using timeless works of art on LACMA's Snapchat account.
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The company partnered with AARP's Life Reimagined subsidiary to enlist drivers over 50 with a $33 sign-up bonus if they drive 10 times or more.
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Even as the storyline changed dramatically, as other characters were added or removed or reimagined, the princess bit remained a "touchstone," said story artist Jason Hand.
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Together, the cast and fans broke the world record for the most zombies reading Jane Austen at one time – the source text for the reimagined film.
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Over the past year, robes have been reimagined in a variety of prints, shapes, and fabrics: On the spring 2017 runways, Etro offered monochromatic, collarless pieces.
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"Our team has completely reimagined the digital viewing experience for ABC fans," Karin Gilford, SVP of Digital Media at ABC Television Network, said in a statement.
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Over on Google Maps, they've reimagined the classic game Snake — introduced back in the day on the early Nokia cell phones — for a whole new generation.
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It's led to a spin-off LP (The Greatest Showman: Reimagined) featuring James Arthur and Sara Bareilles and now a world tour with Hugh Jackman himself.
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Related: New Radiohead Music Video Is 'The Wicker Man' Meets Claymation [Listen] Thom Yorke Wrote a Song for Fashion Week See Radiohead's "Creep" Reimagined in Plasticine
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What's most accessible is the biennial's central display, Vertical City, which features over a dozen reimagined versions of the Chicago Tribune Tower, standing 16 feet tall.
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Each piece in the series is consists of lyrics from a pop culture song, reimagined as an infographic in the style of classical nature science illustrations.
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The Nickel Boys is not a sequel to The Underground Railroad, Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning 2016 novel that reimagined the Railroad as a literal, underground escape route.
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Some people in their 30s and 40s are having their out-of-favor tattoos refreshed (through a process referred to as blasting over) or reimagined altogether.
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What would a typical cottage, terraced house or apartment look like if they were reimagined to take into account the way we live and work today?
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"The America I know" theme, which ran throughout Obama's speech, reimagined democracy's unfinished business of creating racial justice as a challenge to be confronted and addressed.
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Taking the vocal melody, he's reimagined it as "I Was a Nuttah," a conscious reggae take on the original, with lyrics reflecting his age and faith.
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Colette was a success from the moment it opened: brands jumped at the chance to have their offerings reimagined in a setting outside their own stores.
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This in contrast to the exploits of notorious male Australian bushrangers, who have been reimagined in contemporary pop culture as national heroes of Australia's rural poor.
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The issue, seldom talked about in the past, has been gaining attention recently due to two high-profile instances of Asian characters being reimagined as white.
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In one illustration, Wonder Woman is reimagined as a seductive pinup, and in other, Cat Woman looks as if she's about to attend a BDSM affair.
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Man Repeller's inaugural line of sneakers ranged from $125 to $160, while more recently, French brand Sandro reimagined Superga's low-rise silhouette, which retailed for $95.
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The one she's most proud of is "Believe," a trifle of pop music that sounds like Everything but the Girl's "Missing" as reimagined by Nancy Meyers.
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The summer movie season is dominated by two types of movie: sequels (a new installment in a story) and reboots (reimagined versions of previously told stories).
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The ambition of "La Susanna," a 17th-century oratorio reimagined by two opera companies for the #MeToo era, is so explicit, it's announced with a sign.
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She returned that September and, when construction took a few days longer than expected, stayed at Ms. Helgerson's weekend house until the reimagined loft was ready.
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The Toledos' Mother Ginger, a comic character who keeps her vast offspring hidden underneath her skirt, is reimagined as a living doll with an enormous head.
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The enterprise is housed in two once-moribund factory buildings that are being reimagined by the architect Deborah Berke, dean of the Yale School of Architecture.
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Perhaps the biggest leap in cans, and an unqualified success, comes from Jordan Salcito, a sommelier turned wine entrepreneur, who has reimagined the canned wine cooler.
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The name stuck, first on the short stories she wrote for magazines and then on novels that reimagined the lives of monarchs, most of them British.
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SUPERFLY Trevor Jackson steps into Ron O'Neal's duds — or the 2018 equivalent — in this remake of Gordon Parks Jr.'s blaxploitation classic, reimagined for contemporary Atlanta.
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This season, his collection riffed on a single item, the trench coat, which was reimagined in myriad ways: as dresses, full-length skirts and sculptural jackets.
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The idea was to bring the characters — boldly reimagined, to be sure — up to the point that the world knew them from the Alfred Hitchcock movie.
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In a sign of how the industry's future is being reimagined, the electric-car maker Tesla passed G.M. on Monday as America's most valuable auto company.
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Labeled "Project 22021: PHX Reimagined," the 222-year-old venue, one of the oldest in the NBA that hasn't been remodeled, will see an entire transformation.
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The app he and his business partner Jake Degroot created, Reach, reimagined the way volunteers found other sympathetic voters — and ultimately helped get Ocasio-Cortez elected.
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We can only hope that there's some truth behind this reimagined origin story of YouTube James Charles' "Hi Sisters" catchphrase (Kat Tenbarge, Insider digital culture reporter).
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Once a bohemian oasis where visitors were welcomed by an aggressively friendly parrot named Cooky, Tamarin has been reimagined as a swank cocktails-and-dinner spot.
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Milton's Paradise Lost gets reimagined, and an animated Satan apologizes to God, only to be brutally punished by him, in a Super Nintendo-inspired music video.
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Corden, 38, will likely try to keep the tone of the night light, but don't expect to see his famous Carpool Karaoke segments reimagined for the show.
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It even turns the previously drab art style into something vibrant, including one fantastic world that shows what would happen if Shigeru Miyamoto reimagined A Starry Night.
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Diana, the Roman version of Artemis, goddess of the hunt and nature, is reimagined with modern camo garb and weaponry, and played by a real-life sharpshooter.
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This isn't the first time Google Assistant has appeared in classic movies; a previous commercial also reimagined Home Alone with an AI-friendly scenario back in December.
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Abbreviated as grl pwr, it's been reimagined into a sign of modern feminism and, better still, the latest way to show off the phrase is totally permanent.
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Starry Point sits outside your window and then delivers broadband through a wired connection to the Starry Station, the company's reimagined WiFi router (more on that soon).
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And in 2013, Bruce Beresford made a TV miniseries about the pair, while David Lowery reimagined the tale once again in 2013's Ain't Them Bodies Saints.
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On Thursday, Disney dropped the music video for the reimagined ballad, which sees the two singers wander a number of locations at night, but never actually interact.
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He'd go on to shoot the photographs that would inspire the Obsession campaign for Calvin Klein (which has since been reimagined by current creative director Raf Simons).
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Twelve years later, Electronic Frontier Foundation technologist Noah Swartz has reimagined the game as a text adventure, usually thought of as a vestige of 1980s interactive fiction.
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Institutional Memory: 35mm Slides from the Met's Collection Reimagined continues at the Material for the Arts (33-00 Northern Blvd, Long Island City, Queens) through June 2.
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Uber's collaboration with Life Reimagined, a group that helps people navigate life transitions, provides access to the group's 28 million members through online and in-person workshops.
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Back in The Marksman dining room, the first few dishes are starting to land on tables and diners look intrigued at the reimagined bone marrow on toast.
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Cameras are "reimagined" every year by Apple, Samsung, and every other phone maker under the sun, very occasionally living up to the word but oftentimes falling short.
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Think of it as a tune not yet composed, or the catnip scent of a lost flower reimagined and smelled, as if blooming for the first time.
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It also draws attention to how many public spaces are not accessible to people with disabilities while simultaneously demonstrating how they can be reimagined to serve everyone.
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Demna Gvasalia's reimagined Balenciaga logo features the brand name in bolded white font, underlined by three waves (two white, one red) and dated with the year "2017".
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The title track has also been reimagined as a duet between Lisa Marie and her late father, the recording of which was an emotional journey for her.
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The building was reimagined with the help of Goldstein, Hill & West Architects, which added six stories to the top and created a space for a private courtyard.
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Hough's Jolene has been reimagined as a waitress who dreams of getting out of her small Coventry, Georgia, hometown and making it big as a singer-songwriter.
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With the release of Chrissy Teigen's cookbook sequel, Cravings: Hungry for More, comes an entirely new slate of reimagined recipes that we can hardly wait to cook.
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A Canadian artist called Tronicbox took a couple of Bieber songs and reimagined them as 80s pop hits, and did a damned good job at it, too.
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Chip and Joanna reimagined the dated interiors, which included heart-patterned wallpaper and linoleum flooring, and opened up the closed-off layout typical of the 1950s build.
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It issued a statement proposing that instead of focusing solely on traditional shareholders, a reimagined corporate mission should take into account consumers, workers, communities, and the environment.
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But if the demo with the first couple hours of the new, reimagined Nordic-themed God of War is any indication, you must leave those assumptions behind.
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Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, the creator of that 1980s and '90s sitcom about the employees of an Atlanta design firm, has reimagined the show as a stage play.
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Rather, it challenges us to think about whether history can or should be rewritten, or reimagined, if the myths it presents to us can inspire positive change.
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On Wednesday, the media mogul announced her first national arena tour in five years, Oprah's 210 Vision: Your Life in Focus, presented by WW (Weight Watchers Reimagined).
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But the fabulous standards, which include "Cloud Nine" and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," have been reimagined with a heightened Broadway flair that stops short of pandering.
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This may be Broadway, but the dream ballet in Daniel Fish's brilliantly reimagined "Oklahoma!" is ages from the usual step-ball-change kind of dance found there.
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During a rooftop chase that looks like the opening of Hitchcock's "Vertigo" reimagined as a vintage Doublemint gum ad, Christian manages to lose the borrowed weapon, too.
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As an artist and a storyteller, how might I aesthetically, conceptually and tactically intervene in that historical erasure process and offer up something new, reimagined and unruly?
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In it, the musicians present a reimagined version of "Die Winterreise" while figure skaters from the company, led by its artistic director, Moira North, glide to it.
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Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus is a story that can seem destined to be envisioned and reimagined in so many ways, through so many mediums and genres.
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Reimagined from her staging for Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2017, it's in previews at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, where it opens on Thursday, March 28.
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Google was not the first search engine and Gmail was hardly the first free web-based email provider — but both services reimagined what those products should do.
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My colleague Alexandra Garcia and I reimagined reporting that appeared in the Metro section as the backbone of a creative explainer documentary that was published this week.
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Wearing a suede coat over a crisp blue T-shirt, his tawny hair swept up from his long boyish face, he evoked Tintin reimagined by Ralph Lauren.
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Schiaparelli's artistic director, Daniel Roseberry, reimagined the eye-shaped brooch that Jean Cocteau created with Elsa Schiaparelli in 1937 as brass earrings with digitally printed enamel eyeballs.
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Persuaded to quit ballet as a teenager — she was repeatedly told that she was too big and too strong — she has reimagined it on her own terms.
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His R9 Mercurial soccer boots were also recently reimagined and inspired the Nike Mercurial Superfly VI versions worn by French teenager Kylian Mbappe at World Cup 2018.
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And Visionaire has joined with the artists Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari on Toiletpaper Paradise, featuring a fully furnished bedroom and kitchen reimagined through a psychedelic lens.
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It's time to turn the page to a new, reimagined version of free enterprise capitalism that employs common sense and the courage to do the right thing.
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But he said he hoped the reimagined opera — and his focus on other Canadian works, and fresh takes on the classics — would draw more Canadians to opera.
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In a bid to reduce waste and promote sustainable living, a world-first mall project selling recycled goods in east Sweden has reimagined the second-hand shopping experience.
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The daughter of a Russian truck driver who later opened a heating-and-cooling business, she reimagined herself in New York City, claiming to be a wealthy socialite.
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Nearly two decades later, in 2016, the Los Angeles–based photographer and sculptor reimagined the degraded images with washes of acidic color for a series called Chromatic Reflection.
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Even the shouldered-sheep image, reimagined by Kim, feels less disheartening and a little lighter, suggesting that there's something redemptive running parallel to that traditional image of pain.
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It reimagined our relationship with personal information, changing every picture, poke, or status we posted into a stream of data for our friends — and then advertisers — to parse.
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Picture This Samsung made it clear even before last week's unveiling, subtly titled "The Camera Reimagined", that its focus with the S9 and S9003+ is on the lens.
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Throughout his short-lived tenure at the White House, Spicer found himself as a national punching bag and often watched as his hellish weeks were reimagined on SNL.
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But it was the American advertising firm DDB that created the iconic Volkswagen campaign of 1959 that reimagined Hitler's people car as a more pedestrian family fun vehicle.
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YouTube Music is Google's most direct competitor to Spotify yet, coming with "a reimagined mobile app" and a new desktop player, both of them designed specifically for music.
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The basic concept remains, but the story has been reimagined — a gutsy move when revisiting a story starring someone as beloved and missed as the late Robin Williams.
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Slated to come out December 2, The Hamilton Mixtape features various songs from the Broadway musical, as covered, remixed, and reimagined by various hip-hop and pop musicians.
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The entire ESPN app has been redesigned with lots of cards, rounded corners, slick transitions and scrolling effects, more relevant news / video recommendations, and the "reimagined" video area.
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But that can't stop the movie from feeling like a rehash of a rehash, a story covering ground that's already been reimagined in a much more effective way.
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Artist Mari Katayama uses objects both to reference her body and to submerge the viewer in a world where the expected limits of the bodily form are reimagined.
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Samsung's Galaxy S29 and S1601905+ are billed as "The camera reimagined" and though that includes your standard amount of marketing hyperbole, they really have pushed the camera forward.
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Debuting on Facebook Watch this spring, the reimagined reality series will empower fans through platform tools to shape the action and interact with each of the new seasons.
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It'll sport the same reimagined phone, with a 2.4-inch polarized colour screen, 2-megapixel rear camera and LED flash, 16 MB storage with 32GB supported MicroSD card.
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On the company's quarterly earnings call, the executives described what Hulu's working on as a "reimagined" streaming TV product that combines programming from local affiliates and cable networks.
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This season, we're noticing a lot of these mainstay silhouettes — the maxi, the wrap, and, yes, the A-line —reshaped and reimagined in ways we haven't seen before.
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Related: Bold Political Illustrations Grapple With the Modern Age This Artist Tells Multimedia Crime Stories By Questioning the Justice System Big Brands Are Reimagined as Weapons of Destruction
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Then again, her choice to selfie may be understandable: she was most likely trying to frame herself against one of the modernist reimagined crowns for a better shot.
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The tech company has announced a new iteration of the beloved RAZR cellphone in a blast from the past that's been reimagined as a sleek, fold-up smartphone.
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I worked with the same vocalist (Cleo Tighe) on that one, and together we reimagined an instrumental, which I'd always loved, into something catchy that gets you going.
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In the spirit of Stranger Things' celebration of the '80s, a studio reimagined Stranger Things in a style that's similar to '80s anime and it works so well.
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American networks took concepts from foreign reality shows and reimagined them for American audiences, while US-made shows were spun off into international versions that exported American values.
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From retro perms reimagined at Topshop Unique, to Boy George-inspired eye makeup at Louis Vuitton, the message was simple: bold is back — and it's never looked better.
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" Saverin and Zuckerberg are reimagined as librarians, baristas, doctors, an elderly couple, a priest and a possessed man and, in a Never Let Me Go crossover , clones. "Slytherin!
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Mystical goddesses and warnings of the end times are reimagined with digital technologies in the new work by Iranian-American artist Morehshin Allahyari, She Who Sees the Unknown.
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The reimagined apartment, at East 96th Street, was recently refurbished and refreshed with new millwork, lighting and kitchen appliances, and is now about to return to the market.
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OEDIPUS EL REY Oedipus is reimagined as a Latino ex-con in contemporary South Central Los Angeles in Luis Alfaro's version of the classic Greek tragedy about fate.
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Constructed largely by postwar migrants — about 10,000 workers from 90 different countries — the Opera House was "very much the product of a new reimagined Australia," Ms. Pitt said.
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In 2011, a new owner acquired the hotel, kept the four-story facade, which offers sweeping views of Santa Barbara and the Pacific Ocean, and reimagined everything else.
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At No. 2000 is "The Greatest Showman: Reimagined" (Atlantic), a soundtrack update that features acts like Pink and Zac Brown Band covering songs from the 2017 musical film.
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Originally performed in New York at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival in 2016, the work has been reimagined for the tiny stage at Joe's Pub.
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I'm pretty excited that people have reimagined Bombay Beach because it really changes the narrative and hopefully all these narratives will come together and we'll see some progress.
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JR: For the project, I will be collaborating with artist and filmmaker Richard Coronel to create a reimagined landmark in Manila using readymade objects found in Second Life.
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Mr. Thomas is one of a number of artists who have reimagined "Four Freedoms," most of them spurred by racial and political tension that has divided the country.
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More important, Bradbury himself had reimagined "Fahrenheit 451," first as a stage play and then as a musical, changing many elements, including letting Montag's neighbor Clarisse McClellan live.
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Interviews from Winfrey's tour will be posted on both her Facebook channel and the WW Now Facebook channel as part of the Weight Watchers Reimagined Wednesday Wellness Series.
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But the college has been reimagined — amid a moral awakening and a raft of data-driven experimentation — as one of the South's more innovative engines of social mobility.
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The Model 3 is a sleek, miniature version of its bigger brother, Model S. Traditional buttons and knobs are all reimagined on its 15-inch tablet-like display.
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Created by the former principal Virginie Mécène for Ms. Chien-Pott, this reimagined solo — eerie yet poignantly forthright — reveals connections among the hip, the shoulder and the pelvis.
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The set designers had refreshed the walls with would-be Basquiats and reimagined a dated atrium as a sort of gangway that led to Axelrod's terrifyingly spare office.
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The round also included hedge fund founder Alec Litowitz's private capital group Reimagined Ventures as well as Topgolf Media president and World Golf Tour game founder YuChiang Cheng.
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The first "Robin Hood" movie was released in 1922, followed by reimagined tales such as "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (1938) and "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" (1991).
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"Blue Apron has reimagined the traditional grocery business model and developed an integrated ecosystem that employs technology and expertise across many disciplines," the company said in a statement.
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For all the connectivity in the reimagined prewar apartment, which Time Equities says is a prototype for subsequent ground-up developments, its price does not seem significantly inflated.
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"SEA" — Singular Extreme Actions — is a good example, a compilation of works from her repertory that debuted last spring and features reimagined uses of Ms. Streb's bespoke machines.
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One Architecture Student Reimagined the UK's Spectacular Future How 'Political Fashion' Films Predicted 2017 in 2008 'Brexit the Musical,' Because Brits Will Make a Joke Out of Anything
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Rosales has reimagined other famous works, including Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" and Leonardo da Vinci's "The Vitruvian Man," saying she hopes to change how people see the world.
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Rothstein reimagined seven of Ranger Doug's posters, and put them side by side to highlight how the national parks would look like in 2050 if climate change goes unchecked.
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David Bowie, who in his 50-year career reimagined the worlds of pop music, art and fashion, told few people about his cancer, instead addressing death in music videos.
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He is always fully visible on the stage, which has been reimagined by the designer Michael Levine as a foam-walled broadcast studio, alone with a host of microphones.
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Several of the lessons will stick to the exact plans McAuliffe originally prepared while a few others have been reimagined "based on materials aboard the ISS," according to NASA.
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But in true demagogic fashion, Ford took these well-grounded complaints and refashioned them into a polarizing creed of contempt for cosmopolitan urbanites, reimagined as bicycle-riding downtown elites.
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The reimagined, Mark Ronson-ish version is glorious enough with its warm, organic live backing and Q-Tip singing instead of rapping, but the visuals help add some poignance.
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"Inspired by classic portraiture, the campaign is reimagined in an informal urban environment, juxtaposing the old and the new, the traditional and the contemporary," the company's online release stated.
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Last week, when Netflix's redesign of She-Ra was unveiled, toxic fans bemoaned that the reimagined character wasn't "pretty" or feminine enough, and proceeded to attack showrunner Noelle Stevenson.
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They reimagined the role of the office and its relationship with Congress, parties, and the people — using what Roosevelt called the "bully pulpit" to reach voters and persuade legislators.
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The 999 Noble Metals Pack, Adidas Originals' latest capsule collection, was announced last week, and two of its heritage sneakers, the Stan Smith and the Rod Laver, were reimagined.
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After Old Crow had played nothing but reimagined Dylan covers for months, Mr. Cobb advised the group to save the finessing of its own new material for the studio.
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While the underground reservoir was decommissioned in 2007, and by 2010 being actively considered by the city for demolition, it was reimagined as a public resource within the park.
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His music wasn't just good; it reimagined the act of rapping as a feat of raw, pristine athleticism, a postmodern dance of free-associative imagery and spectacular vocal acrobatics.
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Announced today but not playable until summer (on iOS and Android) or later, MCE (as I'll call it) is full-on Minecraft, reimagined to be mobile and AR-first.
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YouTube Music is the company's new, all-encompassing music streaming service, and it comes with both "a reimagined mobile app" and a new desktop interface designed specifically for music.
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Hargreaves (who is mentioned in our "5 Photographers Who Are Hitting Big in 2016" post) and Levin have reimagined Rothko's works using famous dishes from the Four Seasons restaurant.
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The husband and wife duo reimagined Levi's 227.34 for him and high-rise 234.18 for her both of which are exclusive to Amazon and available for a limited time.
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The "Phone Reimagined" signs that greeted us ahead of launch in Barcelona were suitably hyperbolic, but for better or worse, that's the hype cycle we're living in these days.
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These are now on view in the exhibition Institutional Memory: 35mm Slides from the Met's Collection Reimagined, curated by Omar Olivera and Hallie Bahn, in MFTA's on-site gallery.
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Related: 3D-Printed Bears Lead Heart-Warming Stop Motion Short Here's a Claymation Crime Story Where Dick Tracy Is an Egg 'DOOM' Is Violently Reimagined with a Claymation Cat
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What it really needs, though, are a few must-see tent-pole shows to drag in a wider audience that can get hooked on the reimagined digital magazine experience.
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The already jazzy electronic track is reimagined with acoustic instruments in lieu of programmed ones, resulting in a gorgeous mid-song saxophone solo that recalls late-50s hard-bop.
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In this new installment of "Disney princesses are woke now, whether you like it or not," we found an illustrator who also reimagined the iconic characters as modern women.
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That it lands just before "Beauty School Dropout" felt like an especially cruel joke: here's Frenchie's crappy song and, oh, here's a Broadway standard reimagined by Boyz II Men.
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Vine McMahon announced plans to bring back a 'reimagined' version of the XFL in 2020, as the World Wrestling Entertainment founder looks to resurrect the short-lived football league.
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Especially charming is the relationship between Betty and Veronica, which has been reimagined from a bitter rivalry between frenemies into a rich and complex friendship, with bonus mystery-solving.
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Related: Universal Cartoon Heroes Get Reimagined as Black Women Sex Dolls and Period Blood Paintings Deflate the Donald Trash Bag Performance Art Highlights the Resilience of the Black Community
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A few years ago, Airbnb reimagined the app to allow hosts to answer messages, accept bookings, update their calendar, manage upcoming guests, and more, right from the mobile interface.
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A "reimagined" and "supercharged" new version of the show is set to premiere in early 2020, nearly four years after the Joel McHale-led series went off the air.
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The 116-acre site on Route 3, partly in Nutley, is being reimagined as a life sciences campus consisting of the medical school and ancillary businesses, including a hotel.
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The Bauhaus school reimagined 20th-century art education as a collective undertaking, one that would eventually embrace industry and attempt to bring functional, low-cost design to the masses.
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Reimagined for a 251-seat theater with a thrust stage, and built for a local audience instead of a national one, it feels more intimate and also more accurate.
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Beyond these incentives, government investments should be focused on significant improvements to the physical mobility of western Queens, including a reimagined subway, streetcar, bus, bike, scooter and ferry network.
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Marius Petipa made a ballet of their antics in 1900, and Alexei Ratmansky reimagined it, based on Petipa's notes, for Ballet Theater, where he is the artist in residence.
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The eight-episode series presents the first TV version of the humble analyst turned world-saving hero, following several films in which the character has been rebooted and reimagined.
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Its reimagined service would do three things: Offer nearly limitless storage for your photos essentially free (you can pay more to have your images stored in higher-resolution sizes).
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This year's theme, "Expand Your Reality," has inspired an "Inner Beauty Ball" in which visitors can dance with some curious characters in a reimagined nightclub from House of Yes.
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This is the couple who reimagined space and time for us in their brilliant short film "Powers of Ten," the couple who revolutionized the way we sit, play, look.
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Also, for those with a taste for edibles, we find a reimagined recipe for Ms. Toklas's famed "hashish fudge," the first time "pot brownies" appeared in a popular cookbook.
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After backlash, the advertising ploy, which reimagined literary figures from Peter Pan to Frankenstein's monster as people of color, was canceled less than 24 hours after it was announced.
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We were in a warehouse in South Brooklyn on a hot August day and Key was enthusiastically dishing on the upcoming, reimagined season of Brain Games that he's hosting.
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But this "Elgin Park" is much more: A meditation on magic and memory, it immerses young people in a 235s mystery that stars a reimagined version of Smith himself.
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The mogul, 65, is teaming up with WW (Weight Watchers Reimagined) for the upcoming Oprah's 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus tour, which will hit cities around the nation.
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The new season of Fortnite's second chapter finally landed last week, shaking up a reimagined map that burst dramatically out of a black hole in the game last year.
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Where there were once boarded up skylights, the space had been reimagined with backlit LED glass panels, along with sleek modern furniture and enormous glass-rod chandeliers from Italy.
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The space itself is part of the exhibition Me in a no-time state, composed from the archdiocese's permanent collection, which is reimagined every year with new curatorial proposals.
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Its success has attracted challenges from large competitors including Microsoft, which launched the Slack clone Teams last year, and Google, which reimagined Hangouts as something closer to Slack this spring.
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The technique of hojojutsu was reimagined so that actors could recreate the moves safely on stage, and redesigned to be more boldly aestheticized, giving audiences a more prominent visual experience.
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"It's Quiet Uptown," the Hamilton tune Clarkson recorded for The Hamilton Mixtape, and "Never Enough," the Greatest Showman tune Clarkson recorded for The Greatest Showman Reimagined, got their own spots.
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The new iPhones have subtle additions to last year's reimagined iPhone X, the tenth anniversary phone, and do not look very different aside from the ginormous size, several reviewers said.
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For all the benefits of civic pride and creativity that reimagined crosswalks may provide, the question for the engineers who control the streets is whether they improve or impair safety.
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Related: Big Brands Are Reimagined as Weapons of Destruction These Hyper Realistic Masks Are Absolutely Freaking Us Out [Premiere] See the Hyperrealistic Mask Sevdaliza Commissioned for Her New Album Cover
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When Moore began his own work on a reimagined series (which would not be connected to the original show's continuity), Hatch was openly critical and even hostile to the reboot.
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However, it's been reimagined as a subterranean art venue that takes advantage of the echoing acoustics and cavernous size, with a series of projects hosted by the Houston Arts Alliance.
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The women are all participants in the "Straight/Curve: Fashion Reimagined" exhibit, photographed by Anastasia Garcia, which showed in NYC on October 26 at the Refinery29 Every Beautiful Body event.
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From a trapper hat reimagined in dusty-blue faux fur to a self-explanatory scarf, these on-trend picks are guaranteed to stay in their rotation for years to come.
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These streetwise balletic set pieces have earned Iosseliani comparisons to Buster Keaton and legendary French actor-director Jacques Tati, who reimagined slapstick as a kind of high modernist formal gamesmanship.
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For her third footwear design for her Fenty line, RiRi reimagined Puma's slide sandals (otherwise known as the Leadcat) — with a cozy-luxe faux-fur trim and satin-foam backing.
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So it is more than a little surprising that the first GRI online exhibition should be an Orientalist one: a Syrian city reimagined as the heritage of its European visitors.
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You're thinking back to October 14 and 15 as Mercury connects with Saturn and Neptune on November 13—plans at your day job are reconsidered and career dreams are reimagined.
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Every location has two sounds: the documentary, or "real" sound, and the memory sound, which is a recomposed or reimagined sound that takes the original recording and does something different.
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The artists reimagined Medieval-era confraternity marches that took place well into during the 1920s and '30s in Limerick, sometimes 'allowing' a group of "penitent women" to process with them.
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At the same time, they pushed their isolated melancholy further than it had been before, with tracks like "State Hospital" coming off as a reimagined version of The Twilight Sad.
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Jim Gochee, chief product officer at New Relic, says that all of the existing tooling and functionality will eventually be ported over or reimagined on top of New Relic One.
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Or Jonathan Reynolds's recipe for a "Bobby Flay burger" – which is essentially a Cuban sandwich reimagined as a burger by a redheaded Catholic school kid with a passion for flavor?
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Respect. Self-worth. Hope. Proportionality. These were one-word visions for a reimagined criminal justice system from group of people who have considerable power to make change a reality: prosecutors.
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Each micro-house, though micro, offers its resident not just a cozy place to crash, but a reimagined living environment where community is prized over the girth of your compound.
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Related: Miyazaki Meets Warhol in Reimagined Soup Can Series A Miyazaki Masterpiece Gets Remixed into an 8-Bit Video Game 18 Genius Hayao Miyazaki Quotes to Celebrate His 76th Birthday
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And yet, even as you run your hands along the rough, untreated pine walls, it is virtually impossible to parse what has been replaced or reimagined from what is original.
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Uniformed schoolchildren strolled past the dilapidated childhood home of Jean Rhys, whose novel "Wide Sargasso Sea" reimagined the "madwoman in the attic" in "Jane Eyre" as a Dominica-born Creole.
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The Burgers bought a fourth-floor apartment at the Carlton House, the Extell Development Company's reimagined condo building at 21 East 61st Street, less than a block from Central Park.
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The Wu-Tang Clan was a coat of armor, a group identity rooted in martial-arts mythos that reimagined hip-hop as a site of wild mystery and grungy mien.
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Related: Turns Out 1960s Yugoslavia Was a Hotbed for Computer Art How Andy Warhol, Christopher Wool, and Wade Guyton Reimagined Printmaking Life and Death in Intricate Black and White Prints
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There was a time when I thought the meaning of the song might be reimagined; that something different might be on the side that was made for you and me.
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For example, in her volume "The Odysseus Poems" (1999), she reimagined Homer's epic as a tale "about men and women, not men and men," as she wrote in a postscript.
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Johnny Depp plays Ichabod Crane, Irving's pencil-thin schoolteacher who is here reimagined as a late-18th-century New York City policeman sent to investigate a string of murders upstate.
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An iconic duo and film, that gave us this incredible outburst, Romeo + Juliet also became a gateway for forgotten music to be reimagined (like Shakespeare's work) in a contemporary context.
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Recently, designers such as Alessandro Michele at Gucci and Hedi Slimane at Celine have reimagined that title to wield all-encompassing power over the aesthetic direction of a luxury house.
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It's like having the opportunity to rummage through your extremely chic and eccentric uncle's closet and discovering the most classic men's wear items reimagined with bold color and unique fabrics.
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"Hilary has reset the historical patterns through the way in which she's reimagined the man," said Diarmaid MacCulloch, an Oxford theology professor who published a new Cromwell biography in 2018.
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In the second half of the season, the Public will present the reimagined 2017 adaptation of "As You Like It," which was a product of the theater's Public Works program.
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Her fall/winter 2016 show reimagined punk in the 18th century, and there are frequent nods to the punk attitude in her Comme des Garçons Homme Plus men's wear shows.
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Howard Ratner is a composite character, partly based on the directors' father, but reimagined with the same first name as his boss at a diamond business on West 47th Street.
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And though that doesn't sound surprising in men's wear, they were more exciting than ever before, reimagined by designers like Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten and Rick Owens.
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Erotic thrillers are explicitly indebted to noirs like The Maltese Falcon (1941), Double Indemnity (1944) — reimagined by Lawrence Kasdan in 1981 as Body Heat — and The Lady From Shanghai (1947).
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Reimagined in line-drawn form, the print appears on a polo shirt ($8803), baseball cap ($395), sweatshirt ($790), T-shirt ($550) and a variety of small leather goods ($245-$485).
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One of the most shocking selections is "Our Darkness," a track that the English poet Anne Clark originally released in 1984, reimagined here as an urgent recitation over theatrical piano.
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Witten signed a four-year, $29.6 million contract extension with the Cowboys in 2017 but retired just one year later and joined a reimagined "Monday Night Football" booth on ESPN.
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She reimagined it as an experience that included Africa and Polynesia, with establishment silks and stripes and Gauguin references; red leather giraffes roaming across a field of python-print jersey.
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So "Down Side Of Me," from their second album, 2015's Every Open Eye, was already spare and affecting before the band released a reimagined version of it this morning.
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Still, despite including characters played by Colin Farrell, Danny DeVito, Michael Keaton, and more, what really sets this reimagined version apart from the original is Dumbo's more animal rights-friendly ending.
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But in her dreamy landscape of reimagined 50's silhouettes, psychedelic tinsel, and indomitable positivity, the most important step is gathering the courage to begin at all — the momentum will follow.
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In 2015, the Texas city reimagined its network to cut redundancies, add connectivity, and get buses running more frequently—no more waiting 20 minutes during rush hour for the next one.
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A new book, Dingbat 2.0, is the first thorough study of this building type, looking at its history as well as ways that it can be reimagined for current housing needs.
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With additional drop zones for mail, keys and other clutter, this reimagined retreat is finally a happy hangout spot for the upcoming Bad Moms actress, as opposed to an everyday eyesore.
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But over the past five years, Medium has burned bridges with the very writers, editors, and media executives it now hopes will flock to its re-re-re-re-reimagined platform.
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To this end, the good people at Super Deluxe have reimagined his Twitter entries as the greatest emo song of all time, complete with twinkly guitars, scream vocals and a breakdown.
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This reimagined SNES likely weighs a ton and probably needs a lot of battery power to last a good session of Final Fantasy V. But I can't say I'm not impressed.
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Reimagined by N.Y.C.-based design firm Stonehill Taylor, the luxe hotel pays homage to the eye-catching original structure of the building, designed by architect Eero Saarinen and opened in 1962.
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To illustrate the potential of conversational interfaces, we've reimagined what Google Analytics — one of the most widely used (and widely despised) pieces of enterprise software — could look like as a conversation.
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On Wednesday, Walt Disney Studios announced that the beloved 1994 animated film will be reimagined as a live-action (meaning CGI-filled) adventure lead by The Jungle Book director Jon Favreau.
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Drivers are in such demand that last July Uber and Life Reimagined, a subsidiary of AARP, the organization for people over 0003, formed a partnership to recruit more people as drivers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA FE — As the final installment of the SITE Santa Fe's reimagined biennial model, the art world has awaited SITElines Casa Tomada with bated breath.
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In this and other images, Katayama uses objects both to reference her body and to submerge the viewer in a world where the expected limits of the bodily form are reimagined.
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Along with the revised site, Reddit designers have also reimagined Snoo, the platform's mascot, as a more 3D cute mascot who's traversing planets instead of just standing there in the logo.
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In addition to having key characters from the original line like Luke, Han and Leia, the company has also reimagined characters that weren't part of that collection, like Grand Moff Tarkin.
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That has left Providence County as a make-or-break trial of the reimagined head count — the statistical equivalent of staging a Broadway musical after a single rehearsal in New Haven.
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The Samsung Galaxy S29 is completely reimagined from last year's S26.4, with an eye for productivity and photography thanks to a 26-megapixel rear shooter and 2128-megapixel front-facing camera.
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A reimagined incarceration system in the United States not only means a drastically smaller footprint, but one in which transparency, proximity, accountability, and community engagement are some of its key hallmarks.
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Many of the elements from the original show have been reimagined, not least of which being the role of Mr. Smith going to Parker Posey, who plays the delightfully wicked villain.
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Its visuals are innovative for American animation, but French animator Malec dropped a video over the weekend that shows how dazzling it could be if reimagined in the style of anime.
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The promise of a wireless earbud that can talk to us and take verbal commands has been a hot topic since 2013, when Spike Jonze's Her wondrously reimagined near-future technology.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the Fuller House actor opened up about his stint alongside Norman Lear, Rita Moreno and Joel McHale on ABC's reimagined gameshow To Tell The Truth.
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On Monday's episode of The Talk, the 67-year-old co-host shared her disapproval of Legend's reimagined version of "Baby It's Cold Outside," which he recently recorded with Kelly Clarkson.
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The 2009 redesign radically reimagined the early-2000s ride, dropping a sleek chassis in favor of a burly, aggressive coupé that a lot of people first saw as Bumblebee from "Transformers."
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Book this barn for $225 per weekend nightThis former barn was reimagined as a stunning enclave that can easily fit six people for a fun group getaway, or relaxing family vacation.
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The film fell apart, but was eventually reimagined as the 35-minute video "Arena Brains," which satirized the downtown art scene and premiered at the New York Film Festival in 1987.
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In 1983, some thirty years into Lagerfeld's career, the owners of Chanel hired him to jazz up the brand, and he succeeded wildly, though, unlike its creator, he never reimagined womanhood.
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We can no longer afford to pretend that immigrants entering any nation on earth are not fellow citizens seeking the opportunity to thrive and become citizens of a reimagined world community.
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Basically, the ad is "Home Alone" reimagined, but this time Macaulay Culkin plays an adult Kevin who is home alone with a house full of devices controlled by Google Assistant. Obviously.
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Whether they've gone from rags to riches, learned to let their special powers shine, defeated a wicked witch, or been reimagined by some ambitious illustrator, we do love those Disney princesses.
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The latter will be reimagined as a live performance for Dark Mofo this year, alongside her VR work Chalkroom, and Drones, a sound installation made by her late husband, Lou Reed.
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OtterBox, a brand most associated with rugged cases for phones and other personal technology, has just reimagined wireless charging, and it's going to make my life, for one, much more seamless.
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Such decoration can lend a stately but staid appearance to whatever furniture it adorns, but the 30-year-old Portuguese designer Daniel Duarte has reimagined passementerie with a modern, insouciant edge.
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Just last summer, the Tampa Museum commissioned the artist Patricia Cronin to create "Aphrodite Reimagined," a cold-cast marble-and-resin sculpture based on a fragment in the museum's own collection.
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She has reimagined a drag show as she would construct it as an artist, from traditional hosting duties to costumes and song choices, and even the music that plays between performances.
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CLUELESS, THE MUSICAL Amy Heckerling adapts her beloved 1995 film for the stage in a new musical, directed by Kristin Hanggi ("Rock of Ages") and featuring plenty of reimagined 1990s songs.
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"They deserve enlightened and informed debate about the true nature of the globalized economy, automation, and the need for education and reimagined job-skills programs to keep us competitive," he said.
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"Sulwe is a dark skinned girl who goes on a starry-eyed adventure, and awakens with a reimagined sense of beauty," Nyong'o wrote in her announcement of the book on Instagram.
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Kingfish ceviche comes with a pea puree rather than the citrus brine it gets everywhere else, and steak tartare is reimagined as a raw steak sandwich, doused in smoky Spanish paprika.
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But the performance series, which has been reimagined in recent years under the leadership of Limor Tomer, will continue to offer unusual fare, with a heavier-than-usual emphasis on dance.
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They would be the title characters of Chekhov's "Three Sisters," who have been reimagined by the playwright Inua Ellams as residents of the civil-war-torn Nigeria of the late 1960s.
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Much of the joy in playing this remade classic is in seeing it reimagined in such a vibrant, unique fashion — even if it is a bit breezy by modern Zelda standards.
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Tales of the City, released in a 10-part miniseries over the summer, was another queer show dusted off from the archives and reimagined with a more progressive vision in mind.
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The playing space has been radically reimagined since the production was first mounted, by the director Richard Jones, on a proscenium stage at the Old Vic Theater in London in 2015.
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The Mexican director has reimagined his own childhood, telling it from the perspective of his nanny -- Libo in real life, Cleo in the film -- played by best actress nominee Yalitza Aparicio.
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Mr. Liew adds to the sense of a reimagined past by tossing in watercolor sketches of destroyed sections of the old city, oil portraits of the main characters, and old photos.
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Boston Dynamics — producers of everyone's favorite robots that can run, backflip, and generally unnerve the human population — is back with its latest bot: a "reimagined" version of its Handle robot from 2017.
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Related: Ophelia's Tragic Sinking Act, Reimagined in Contemporary Animation This Animator Wants to Make the News More Like Harry Potter Neon Animation Captures the Worst Blind Date Since 'When Harry Met Sally'
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The men who work for United Airlines will wear reimagined Brooks Brothers' suits and Carhartt will dress those who work in the ramp service, technical and catering operations divisions of United Airlines.
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Related: This Artist Turned Herself into a Corporation to Sell Her Data Big Brands Are Reimagined as Weapons of Destruction A Sculptor Made Your Childhood Model Kit the Size of a Building
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Days before the game's release, art director Satoru Takizawa, technical director Takuhiro Dohta, and game director Hidemaro Fujibayashi spent 90 minutes explaining how their team reimagined one of Nintendo's most beloved franchises.
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Because Yoncé has not only redefined #hairgoals in a way that will keep the summer sweat off our necks, she's reimagined the most powerful way to whip our hair back and forth.
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These works represent my reimagined replacement of the natural beauty that lived and breathed atop the minerals that brought wealth and abundance to colonizing cultures, contrasting the ideas of nature and territory.
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Back in 2012, writer Kelly Sue DeConnick and artists Dexter Soy and Jamie McKelvie revamped Danvers and reimagined the character into a space commander and adventurer — the basis of her current movie.
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Mistry first conceived Juhu Beach Club as an ode to Indian street eats and comfort foods you'd find from vendors on its eponymous beach in Mumbai, reimagined with a hint of suavity.
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Last week, #MoreColorMorePride, a campaign launched by the city of Philadelphia's Office of LGBT Affairs, unveiled a reimagined Pride flag with brown and black stripes to better include queer people of color.
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The collaboration between the iconic British fashion brands, which was announced in July, is inspired by Westwood's most famous collections, reimagined in Burberry's vintage check, and takes a unisex approach across styles.
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Rich with inspiration, the staffers did what they could, and wound up using the great idea for the reimagined Submarine Voyage as well as The Seas with Nemo & Friends area of Epcot.
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A Photoshop-savvy Swiss fan account run by Ivo von Niederhäusern has reimagined the actress as a 1950s-style fashion model, with short brunette waves in place of her blonde mermaid locks.
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Windows 10 came after the poor reception of Windows 8, which reimagined Windows as a tile-based stream of applications with an option to switch to the more standard desktop home screen.
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Basically, the company wanted to show that it could be done to get the ball rolling on how different transit models can be reimagined today, using technology that's already on the road.
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The highly giftable range includes everything from Colette's iconic shopping bag reimagined as a leather tote (to carry forever, of course!), to limited-edition hats, shirts, and a "mystery bag" of sorts.
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There won't be a separate app for ESPN+; it will be integrated into the main ESPN mobile app, which will move to a "completely redesigned and reimagined" look on the same day.
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Regardless of whether you're excited for the reimagined design or would prefer to keep things classic, there's no arguing that this large storage savior is an essential part of the IKEA experience.
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At first glance, it seemed EA was drawing influence from Bioshock Infinite by giving its early 20th century shooter a steampunk vibe that would lean heavy on airships and reimagined industrial technology.
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By the middle of that year it delivered the pricey but handsome Galaxy Alpha, the inaugural member of a fundamentally reimagined smartphone line that's most recently delivered the S7 and S7 Edge.
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LONDON — With so much success surrounding the latest Star Wars movie, a new BB-8 exhibition and charity auction, featuring 35 reimagined versions of everyone's favourite new droid, has opened in London.
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Let's be real: In Germany alone, several laws would have to be changed (abortion is still only conditionally allowed, for example) and society as a whole would have to be drastically reimagined.
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Instead of casting her as a marshmallow version of herself, SNL reimagined Clinton as a wise bartender named Val, quite a departure from America's emissary to 112 countries as secretary of state.
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Hal's pacifism is partly inspired by Falstaff (reimagined by Joel Edgerton, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Mr Michôd), a sombre veteran of various wars, who drinks to forget past trauma.
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The color palette reimagined the traditional political aesthetic of red, white and blue as a single bold red, cream in place of white, and two shades of blue, converging in the middle.
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China's traditional siheyuan home is reimagined as a glass-box hotel, which is part of the bustling Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li complex, with restaurants and boutiques built around a 17th-century temple.
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B.R.U.H. (Black Renditions of Universal Heroes) is the brainchild of L.A.-based artist Markus Prime, who rose to Instagram fame thanks to his reimagined illustrations of pop culture characters as Black women.
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Related: That Time Art Took Over a Former Military Complex In 2065, a Military Satellite Becomes Self-Aware—and Wants to Become an Artist Big Brands Are Reimagined as Weapons of Destruction
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Chic, however, had a different vision: Rodgers and Edwards reimagined the disco's inherent excess by whittling down the style to funky, minimalist grooves that managed to be both organic and deeply danceable.
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Related: How a Japanese Printmaker Influenced 'Kubo,' the Biggest Stop-Motion Film Ever Miyazaki Meets Warhol in Reimagined Soup Can Series The Master Of Coded Language And Deceiving Text Gets A Retrospective
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Koukoulopoulos and Maynard were able to do so only after they reimagined this problem about numbers in terms of connections between points and lines in a graph—a dramatic shift in perspective.
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But it is an unspoken rule that every moneymaking property must be revived, rebooted or reimagined at least twice — which could explain why "Cats" is finally getting the full-on cinematic treatment.
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Our favorite looks mirrored the ambient strangeness: They were dreamy, exaggerated, apocalyptic; they reimagined gender to be at once aggressively feminine and very masculine, with sharp shoulders and feathers, bows and neckties.
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Cou cou, often considered the national dish of Barbados, is here reimagined with fresh corn in place of cornmeal, and Sterling caviar in place of the flying fish the dish usually accompanies.
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But there is already some interesting and positive projects going on around Glasgow—some high-rise flats are being developed and more importantly reimagined, so perhaps we are seeing a turning point.
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In 2016, Ms. Taub and Mr. Kwei-Armah's "Twelfth Night" adaptation ran at the Delacorte over Labor Day weekend; this summer's production will be a reimagined and updated version of that one.
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Russell's contrast knobs don't twitch the way that Angela Carter's and Donald Barthelme's did, to name two writers who reimagined fairy tales and whose work could touch on the occult and surreal.
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How else to view the fact that for the first Chanel resort show since the death in February of Karl Lagerfeld, its longtime designer, the house had reimagined a Parisian railway station?
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Instead, it was a fireplace: a 16th-century stone behemoth, large enough to spit-roast a wild boar, that had been reimagined as an aristocratic-chic headboard for my plush double bed.
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Abboud reimagined these underlying and forgotten layers of culture and history in profoundly beautiful and complex work that echoes the lost stories and haunted places that have been subsumed beneath contemporary traumas.
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Two boldly reimagined revivals of beloved American musicals — a blood-soaked and bluegrass-tinged "Oklahoma!" and a "Fiddler on the Roof" performed entirely in Yiddish — will end their acclaimed runs in January.
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Mr. Carleton, best known until then for the hipster bro styles turned out under his Rogues Gallery label, reimagined the L.L. Bean classics for a 200-piece men's and women's Signature collection.
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"I know it's live TV — I'm sorry," a frazzled Adele told the audience near the beginning of her rendition of Mr. Michael's "Fastlove," which had been reimagined as a dirgelike orchestral ballad.
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From the discovery of new trade routes, to faster modes of transportation, to the advent of the shipping container, the relationship between businesses and consumers across borders is continuously reimagined by innovation.
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But he also was happy to open up and talk to me about Lil Wayne, his contemporary in early-to-mid-2000s street rap that reimagined the limits of the English language.
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The reimagined series premiered in 2018 with a "woke" premise and five new gurus: Antoni Porowski (food and wine), Tan France (fashion), Karamo Brown (culture), Bobby Berk (design) and Jonathan Van Ness (grooming).
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About 4,600 African students and citizens live in the epidemic's center, Hubei province, whose capital, Wuhan, is where the coronavirus first emerged, according to Development Reimagined, a consulting organization with headquarters in Beijing.
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Where The Force Awakens reimagined the classic stormtroopers and members of the Empire for the First Order, these guys are a new take on the Emperor's Royal Guard from Return of the Jedi.
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These are redesigned and reimagined versions of the company's existing pet cameras, which now offer improved sound and connectivity, a 180-degree ultra-wide lens, as well as built-in support for Alexa.
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Even though Girl on the Train functions as a Gone Girl spin-off — wherein the first movie's main characters are reimagined in a slightly more bizarre situation — it misses the most essential element.
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He can tear through tracks and then slow it down for "Gold Thoughts"—his reimagined "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe"—keeping the crowd on the ropes before he finally lays the place out.
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Everybody's favorite "stop in for a shower caddy and get a whole new dining-room set and every bath product under the sun" big-box store is unveiling a whole new, reimagined look.
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The performance was produced as part of Wicked's YouTube channel's series Out of Oz: Wicked Studio Sessions, which features Wicked alumni and current performers singing reimagined versions of songs from the hit musical.
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Mackenzie, the makeup department head for season 1 and 2, tells us that, like most things in the CW's reimagined series of the classic comic, the tattoos were specifically created for the show.
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These questions are in no way answered by a new Tumblr art project in which the Republican nominee for president is reimagined as a bloated skinmonster, devoid of humanity and several facial features.
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In a virtual reality experience exclusive to PEOPLE, director Kenneth Branagh explains how he recreated the iconic 1920s luxury train, built a colossal train station and reimagined Agatha Christie's world-famous murder mystery.
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In The Lost Rolls, we can read each historical image in a newly reimagined history, one where aesthetic themes allow unexpected connections, from the West Bank to Northern Ireland to Jerusalem to Mexico.
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The oh-so-popular bomber jacket was reimagined with aviator vibes in a cropped silhouette; the jumpsuit was given a more formal edge with an attached cape; the turtleneck featured a midsection keyhole.
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The original game first terrified players in 1998, and it's now been remade (or reimagined) using modern tech—specifically, the beefy RE Engine that made its debut with 2017's Resident Evil 7.
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About three years ago, the Ara team developed a concept design that reimagined the smartphone as a series of smaller, LEGO-style bricks that could be attached, rearranged, and swapped out in seconds.
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Following their previous AirPod case and air purifier, the label has reimagined the fluffy food into cozy slippers that are ideal for lounging, and will keep your feet warm at the same time.
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The government embraced Turkey's Ottoman and Islamic past as a mythical time of harmony and reimagined Istanbul as Turkey's true capital, investing heavily in public works projects, new shopping malls and office buildings.
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James Franco for some reason reimagined the 1996 camp classic "Mother, May I Sleep With Danger?" with a lesbian vampire angle, and its star Tori Spelling now in the role of protective mother.
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Mr. Kaepernick drew upon a tradition that includes not only Douglass but also many other artists, athletes and activists who reimagined moments associated with patriotism as opportunities to create statements about American ideals.
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Try the tempura-fried chayote root (a starchy local vegetable) accompanied by avocado leaf sauce and yogurt, and the innovative take on the cheese tamale, reimagined with shaved macadamia nuts and mushroom powder.
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Hoock's book does raise another, unexpected question: why is it that, until now, the Civil War cast such a long, bitter shadow, while the Revolution was mostly reimagined as a tale of glory?
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I beheld it curiously, taking in the cover's unusual promise of Claude Debussy compositions reimagined for synthesizer, and tossing it in the stack that I'd carry around with me in my grandmother's car.
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Experiential learning is not new — apprenticeships and "secondee" systems have been practiced for centuries — but this valuable approach still has much to offer, especially once reimagined for the workplaces of today and tomorrow.
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But the most celebrated representations of the rebellion leader, including a white abolitionist's 19th-century essay and Mr. Parker's film today, have all reimagined Turner's story as one that hinges on interracial rape.
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