With the rejiggered production, the budget soared well past $250 million.
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Best of all, the kitchen rejiggered each recipe to serve two.
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The brushes and other cleaning bits have been rejiggered, as well.
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And it rejiggered its Find My feature using some very clever cryptography.
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One rejiggered voting districts so drastically that the opposition derided it as gerrymandering.
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Mr. Bichelmeyer took over his fund a year ago and has rejiggered it.
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State borders are not designed to be rejiggered because of transitory political problems.
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She rejiggered one of those no-fail ensembles, and the result is pretty awesome.
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China argues that the system could also be rejiggered to spy on its missiles.
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He rejiggered the One Direction hit, "What Makes You Beautiful" into a rock version.
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Not surprisingly, on those days when people exercised, they rejiggered other aspects of their lives.
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Over that span, GE has exited the financial business as it rejiggered its corporate portfolio.
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Sensors in the V.R. headset tracked my movements and instantaneously rejiggered the mise-en-scène.
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This, of course, includes iOS 11 and its implications for AR, alongside Android's recently rejiggered equivalent.
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This rejiggered structure allowed the pieces to travel in all directions and, crucially, up and down.
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I rejiggered my priorities to resemble what has served me well for most of my life.
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Here's my rejiggered crystal ball — and a fact check for how my predictions are playing out.
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Recipes for layer cakes can be multiplied to make towers or rejiggered to become sheet cakes.
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Apple rejiggered some of its core apps, like Safari and Mail, to look better on your phone.
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Last year, the brand rejiggered its iconic style for the first time in its century-plus history.
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Even some of the project's original supporters grew disenchanted as Mayor Bloomberg rejiggered the deal with developers.
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Kurt Rambis, an assistant coach, was appointed the new defensive coordinator, and Hornacek rejiggered his defensive philosophy.
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Judge rejiggered his swing during the winter, loading more weight on his back hip, and has hit .
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It's been helped by a rejiggered lineup of looser-fitting tops, which easily pair with the brand's bras.
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A Marine artillery shell, most likely, that had failed to explode and been rejiggered into a land mine.
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They rejiggered their national financial systems to make sure people didn't have to pay for tests or treatment.
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He's rejiggered operational groups and leadership to get all three silos — HBO, the cable assets and Warner Bros.
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Among them, a rejiggered board, less active involvement by Kalanick and wide purview over management and business changes.
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How has your understanding of postcolonialism rejiggered your sense of power dynamics as they exist in the food world?
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The company recently rejiggered its entire women's pants assortment, which has helped that category outpace the company's overall sales trends.
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Ramírez Jonas fitted his kites with an alarm clock rejiggered to depress the shutter of a single-use disposable camera.
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But even a bona fide Wonka factory of rejiggered Chinese food has its mainstays—including, for instance, the Chongqing Chicken Wings.
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Facebook is has rejiggered its newsfeed algorithm to try to rein in fake news and suspended Cambridge Analytica from its platform.
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The other steadfast friend, the soldier Alcibiades, has been vastly rejiggered in an attempt to give the play a timely hook.
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But when a former NBC executive moved to Freeform, the concept was rejiggered and eventually picked up by the cable network.
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The 60s-era former soda machines were purchased and rejiggered by one of the bar's co-owners, Dave Arnold, and his crew.
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The Obama administration also rejiggered the federal review process in 2014 to make it go faster for most companies waiting for approval.
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They also rejiggered existing rooms, transforming the hall bathroom into a master bath and the formal dining room into a fourth bedroom.
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Meanwhile, as these valuations are rejiggered all over the sector, companies like Jawbone are facing increasing costs of holding on to talent.
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The Saudis have been through a series of wars in the Gulf and have rejiggered their installations with potential threats in mind.
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The Southern sound of blues and country gets rejiggered into an EDM land of music, forever pixelating the soul of the South.
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Imagine a rejiggered Phase Three of the MCU that took more time to let these characters breathe the way Endgame's best moments do.
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The dimensions, naturally, have been rejiggered to accommodate the S8 and S153+, alongside older models dating back to the S6 and Note 5.
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In order to do that, the company has totally rejiggered the app's UI and protocol, as well as adding a $7/month paywall.
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Impact: Clinton has used a version of this ad before, but this slightly rejiggered edition is just as good as the first time.
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It's an attempt to re-enshrine government as the center of the health care system, with a slightly rejiggered vision of its role.
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There are some familiar names — Sol LeWitt, Claes Oldenburg and Lynda Benglis — but the selections and rejiggered context give everything a new spin.
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The shocking, aggravating, awe-inspiring run of Twin Peaks: The Return has rejiggered the notion of escapist TV into something darker and more complicated.
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But the brand, which re-launched this week with a design and rejiggered business model, believes it will win you, the music fanatic back.
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After suffering a major malfunction five years ago, the rejiggered space-based telescope continues to churn away, scanning the heavens for signs of distant worlds.
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Even at a more open-minded company where the format may be rejiggered and boundaries redefined, there will always be people reporting to other people.
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More importantly, it's been rejiggered so users won't absentmindedly put it in backward, which caused quite the kerfuffle on the previous version of the device.
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The athletics budget, long an easy target for directors on the skim, was rejiggered to pay for regulation equipment and to bolster the coaching staff.
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Microsoft, whose Azure cloud is second in market share to AWS, recently rejiggered its sales organization to focus more on six industries, including health care.
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Even if there is no single moment of breakdown, self-imposed isolation, should it continue too long, could exceed the benefits of rejiggered trade relationships.
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The show's masterly first 20 minutes, for instance, have been significantly rejiggered since Denver, and show Mr. Grandage getting the back story squared away swiftly.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda — Jimmy Spithill was back in his element on Saturday: sailing hurt in a rejiggered America's Cup yacht, with a big deficit to overcome.
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It has rejiggered its prescription drug benefits to prioritize lower-cost medications first and moving to more expensive drugs only if the cheaper alternatives don't work.
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Often, miniature hammering patterns are rejiggered and replanted in various places across a measure or a track, becoming the foundation for an expansive, ensemble-driven piece.
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The tale, as she told it, was purposefully rough on the eye, with a stack of handheld shots; Freundlich has smoothed it out and rejiggered the genders.
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While that 2013 article was being edited, Google rejiggered the ingredients of its secret sauce, and mug-shot websites were drastically demoted, to the deep relief of many.
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Since then, studio execs have started to feel as if Rotten Tomatoes matters more than it used to — and in some cases, they've rejiggered their marketing strategies accordingly.
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Bill Cosby's rejiggered legal team appeared in court for the first time Tuesday, led by the legendary criminal defense lawyer who beat the rap on behalf of Michael Jackson.
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Masouras also has rejiggered runway shots, like the very fitting addition of Disney's leading women to the runway finale shot of Dolce & Gabbana's decidedly princess-y fall '16 show.
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The letter also notes that the company is launching a "new Galaxy Fold Premier Service" for those who opt to pick up the newly rejiggered version of the phone.
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Virgin Atlantic sidestepped 13 tons of plastic a year, for example, when it rejiggered its Forest Stewardship Council-certified Change for Children paper donation envelopes to double as headset coverings.
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It would ban countries from sending any item to North Korea that could be used by the North Korean armed forces, like trucks that could be rejiggered for military purposes.
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What's already done: Under Obama, the Energy Department rejiggered the way federal reviews are done to speed up — not slow down — the whole process, to the chagrin of some environmental groups.
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What's more, many labels now compete in the rejiggered preppy idiom Mr. Sternberg favored, as well as the more streetwear-inflected one dearer to Mr. Feder, Mr. Hodel and Mr. Weber.
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As Act II began, I saw that they had cut "Growltiger's Last Stand" (wise) and retained a rejiggered version of "The Awefull Battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles"(less wise).
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Europe remains the dominant force in Rocket League, but we'll see whether these rejiggered teams can match up against EnVyUs' championship squad… and whether gReazymeister will still have a place among them.
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While she does so with formal means that hark back to Russian Constructivism, she also evokes the brash colors and dynamic planes of 1980s design, as if Memphis had rejiggered El Lissitzky.
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From the start, Sampaoli's rejiggered defense looked liable to make an error — and exactly that happened, in the 53rd minute when goalkeeper Wilfredo Caballero gifted Croatia's Ante Rebic the game's opening goal.
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Rather, Ghosn was showcasing Nissan&aposs new Leaf all-electric vehicle, a homely hatchback (really a rejiggered Versa hatchback) that was the basis of what he called Nissan&aposs "zero emission" strategy.
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The Morning Show is undoubtedly part of this trend, to the point that its underlying premise was rejiggered after Matt Lauer was ousted from the Today show following allegations of sexual assault.
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Kanter seemingly rejiggered an old KD jersey not toplayer-hate but rather to celebrate shooting guard Victor Oladipo, who was recently traded from the Orlando Magic to Oklahoma City in exchange for Serge Ibaka.
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I'm going to bring the topics, I'll call them into the producer late at night and he'll put them up on the board, and then today we kind of rejiggered everything at 4 o'clock.
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The Supreme Court —which bars cameras and only rarely allows live audio — has not yet followed the trend of other courts to harness new technology for its public work in the rejiggered coronavirus age.
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According to the company, it's essentially a shrunken and rejiggered version of Stratasys' PolyJet technology (deemed "DigiJet" by the startup) that releases droplets of liquid polymer that are then cured into place with UV light.
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Manu, clever as he was, rejiggered this approach to deny himself the extra momentum while giving himself a different angle at the rim, stepping around his defender and hitting the rim instead of through him.
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Morgan rejiggered the script to account for Walker's absence and the production team used a combination of CGI and Walker's younger brothers as stand-ins to get the shots they needed to complete the film.
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That's the catch to this magic height-enhancing technique—like belters, astronauts experience pain when their bodies are rejiggered by differing gravity environments (though not quite to the torturous extent shown in the scifi series).
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But the schedule was rejiggered after Mr. Trump directed Mr. Pence to stand in for him as an emissary on an official trip to Poland after the president canceled, citing the need to monitor Hurricane Dorian.
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Viewing the collection in a show space rejiggered with new removable seating for increased practicality, one kept wishing that, when consulting his own back pages for this season's inspiration, his book had fallen open to 1986.
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Maroulis, like everybody, would have to adjust – and the rejiggered weight classes put her on a collision course with three-time Olympic champion Saori Yoshida of Japan, whom the American hadn't beaten in their two previous meetings.
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As technology that mimics human expression strings a rope bridge over the Uncanny Valley, our understanding of concepts like acting, personhood, and realism will have to be rejiggered to account for a new state of the art.
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The 5050 Skatepark, an 8,000-square-foot indoor park on Staten Island for skateboards, BMX bikes and scooters, rejiggered its passwords after being hit with a denial of service attack last fall that made its website unavailable.
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Other services that are currently considered preventive care that could change if essential health benefits are rejiggered include breast pumps, domestic violence screening and counseling, mammograms, newborn care, screenings for cervical cancer, STI counseling and well-woman visits.
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The store has rejiggered its displays, placing towers of soda at the end of every aisle, and a basement storage area has been taken over by palettes of beverages that delivery trucks have to replenish several times a day.
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Rejiggered taxes: Legislators on both sides of the aisle have promised to soften the impact of the federal tax plan, which could cost New Yorkers thousands of dollars more in taxes each year by reducing state and local deductibility.
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Alison Roman has a fine new recipe for shrimp Louie (above), a San Francisco standard that she's rejiggered so the salad isn't drowning in Thousand Island dressing but cloaked in lemony vinaigrette instead, with an aioli for dipping on the side.
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With new data in hand, Beers added sole cushioning and rejiggered the fit system so the lacing harnesses hugged less on the toes and more on the foot's midsection, and subjects reported less wear and tear on their feet after intensive workouts.
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After pulling the products, the company later revealed that it believed it was a result of algal flour—a fat-rich ingredient sometimes used as a replacement for butter and eggs—and promptly rejiggered the formula to exclude it from version 1.7.
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The company says it is not doing anything this year because it is jettisoning the idea of seasons altogether and has rejiggered its schedule to show men's wear and women's wear together in September and sell the clothes immediately after it shows them.
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"When the Trump administration took over, they rejiggered the program so that a large portion now goes to law enforcement agencies," said Faiza Patel, co-director of the liberty and national security program at the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University.
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When the Rangers' general manager, Jeff Gorton, completed a draft-day trade with Colorado for Nick Holden, he was confident that adding the hard-working defenseman for a fourth-round pick would prove to be crucial to his rejiggered roster this season.
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But while the US targeted dirty money — and those enabling its flow — abroad, it simultaneously rejiggered its own finance-sharing regulations to try to attract much of that same money, turning the US into a behemoth in the world of tax havens.
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After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau entered office later in 2723, his Liberal government rejiggered the formula again, greatly reducing the number of points awarded for a job offer and adding 30 points for candidates who had graduated, as foreign students, from a Canadian university.
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The airline recently rejiggered its website and app, adding reminders for travelers about the chance to select other services or upgrade to a "Big Front Seat," one of its seats at the front of the plane that has six inches more legroom than the standard seats.
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The hearing, the highest-profile congressional scrutiny of commercial aviation safety in years, heaps pressure on a newly rejiggered Boeing senior management team fighting to repair trust with airline customers and passengers shaken by an eight-month safety ban on its 737 MAX following the crashes.
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For one recent New York commercial, Sanders rejiggered an ad that aired in Iowa to include idyllic scenes from across the Empire State—American flags flying over the Brooklyn Bridge, ferry boats in the harbor, farmers in upstate New York—while Simon & Garfunkel croon "America" in the background.
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Also in March, Facebook introduced a rejiggered way to display comments in its mobile app, so it looks a bit more like text messaging someone: So that's six fairly large updates to the user experience rolled out in a matter of days, and that's only considering Facebook's core app.
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One of the many ways that Anna Wintour, the Vogue editor and the Met Gala's benevolent dictator, cannily rejiggered what was once an opportunity for society people to flaunt their couture finery is that a hefty percentage of its 550 attendees will be wearing clothes they do not own.
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The hearing, the highest-profile congressional scrutiny of commercial aviation safety in years, heaps pressure on a newly rejiggered Boeing senior management team fighting to repair trust with airline customers and passengers shaken by an eight-month safety ban on its 737 MAX following two crashes that killed 346 people.
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Democracy Now Conveying his vision from an image point of view has been equally important to the designer, who quickly rejiggered the logo, monogram, and brand colors in January — the words Diane von Furstenberg are now featured in a bold, all-capped, geometric typeface — and introduced his first advertising campaign in August.
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Back-to-back hearings in Washington in the Senate and House, the highest-profile congressional scrutiny of commercial aviation safety in years, heap pressure on a newly rejiggered Boeing senior management team fighting to repair trust with airline customers and passengers shaken by an eight-month safety ban on its 737 MAX.
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There are whole gags (like a set of Family Guy impressions) that aren't bad but seem like they're there just to kill time, and the roles of Hillary and Bill Clinton in the episode feel like they were ported over from whatever Parker and Stone wrote in anticipation of her election, then rejiggered just a little bit.
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The Imperial is being rejiggered to preserve the immersive feel: a couple hundred people will be seated on the stage; new internal staircases will permit performers to move between orchestra and mezzanine; there will be side tables with lamps and egg shakers interspersed among the seats, along with snaking platforms to allow for elevated action by actors.
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She teased, taunted, rejiggered, and redefined its carefully guarded traditions on her terms, modeling her painting on the phantasmal spectacles of Hieronymus Bosch and her close friend Giorgio de Chirico, while infusing it with the kind of softly lit details found in the interiors of Dutch Renaissance masters — accentuating flesh and ornamentation, and advancing the insurrectionist premise that painting serves visual pleasure and selfish desires above all else.
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Simenon's cleverly structured detective story is rejiggered to emphasize the mental chess match between the imperturbable Maigret (Baur) and a grandiose medical student (played with appropriate intensity by the Russian émigré Valéry Inkijinoff, a leading player in "Storm Over Asia," Vsevolod Pudovkin's 1928 silent.) The early films are lean; "Un Carnet de Bal," which requires 19763 minutes to detail the quest of a young and most unmerry widow to regain her past, is not.
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Kass Dawson, the head of marketing, told me that there are fifteen thousand Peppers working in the world, variously rejiggered to take orders and process Mastercards at a Pizza Hut in Singapore, let you know when happy hour is at the Mandarin Oriental, in Las Vegas, and then perform a little dance, direct people to undervisited galleries at the Smithsonian, and perform Buddhist chants for the dead at a funeral-industry trade show in Japan.
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I THINK PRESIDENTIAL -- PRESIDENT TRUMP'S POLICIES HAVE COMPLETELY REJIGGERED THE INCENTIVE SYSTEM IN THE ECONOMY TO PROMOTE GROWTH AND INVESTMENT, THE DEREGULATION IS KICKING IN. YOU KNOW, IT'S INTERESTING -- THESE ARE NOT PUBLIC COMPANIES BUT THE REAL FACE OF THE TRUMP ECONOMY, IN MY VIEW AT LEAST, OTHERS MAY DISAGREE, THE REAL FACE ARE PEOPLE, MEN AND WOMEN, WHO OWN SMALL BUSINESSES BECAUSE NOW THEY ARE BEING REWARDED FOR THEIR EFFORT AND THE SUCCESS, NOT PUNISHED AND REMOVED THE RED TAPE.
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Dressed for the Krammer & Stoudt show in a rejiggered hooded Army M65 fishtail parka, its body elongated and its sleeves shortened; a patch-pocket wool shirt that looked like a supersize version of a standard-issue Pendleton; a pair of drawstring wool trousers Mr. Rubin based on a favorite pair of vintage Capri pants; and a high-crowned Esenshel rabbit velour hat with a brim the size of a cartwheel, TJ looked like an incredibly cool butch girl or a very pretty femme boy or both at once or something altogether in-between.
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The actual details of the case started to recede from public memory shortly after Simpson's 1995 acquittal, bubbling up again only periodically: in 1997, when a civil case was decided against Simpson; in 2006, when his "hypothetical confession," a book called If I Did It, was announced by a publisher and then rejiggered after outcry; and in 2007 and 2008, when Simpson was arrested and later convicted of multiple felonies in a case involving a Las Vegas robbery, for which he was sentenced to 33 years in prison.
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