They could repurpose another product the company offers called RaveFacility.
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The perfect way to repurpose your neglected lipstick collection, right?
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Can we repurpose EV batteries as grid storage or not?
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Google says that advertisers can repurpose social campaigns on Google
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Just repurpose that time for something that makes you happy.
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The bot managers seem to repurpose the programs as well.
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That leaves unused space that Ms. Johnson wants to repurpose.
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We are looking at manufacturers willing to repurpose their production.
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Neither is stockpiling sheets and blankets to repurpose as rope.
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Irish government to repurpose their properties into direct provision centers.
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Sessions can repurpose the machinery to do something else entirely.
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Repurpose an image for a meme and suddenly you're violating copyright.
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Click here for 11 useful ways to to repurpose old phones.
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Other cities have tried to repurpose Olympic venues without much luck.
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You can also repurpose your gadget for work, lifestyle, or entertainment.
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Bungalow isn't the only co-living company to repurpose existing buildings.
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The economics behind a "rocket docket" to repurpose spectrum are similar.
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This movement to repurpose historic industrial sites began in Lowell, Mass.
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"We're not trying to repurpose the mall," Mr. Beck, 210, said.
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But Slat still thinks it&aposs possible to repurpose the waste.
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Connie: People don't repurpose things because it's not the easiest path.
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Nobari has even worked with photographers and models to repurpose their work.
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Instead, repurpose other people's garbage, like boxes from grocery and liquor stores.
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Similarly, franchises like Star Trek and The Terminator repurpose their source material.
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Innovative companies are working to catch the carbon dioxide and repurpose it.
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Some dabble in professional fighting and then repurpose their careers into coaching.
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A more efficient fleet means less time parked — and more space to repurpose.
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First, a warning: Your goal is not to repurpose another company's hard work.
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Also, why not repurpose something that would otherwise be dumped down the drain?!
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But they may not know how to repurpose ingredients and store food properly.
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Other founders repurpose their Salesforce or other sales-focused CRM tools for fundraising.
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And you can repurpose ceremony flowers for the reception, instead of buying more.
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The team plans to repurpose its former facilities in Oakland to that end.
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Google is also encouraging advertisers to repurpose their existing social ads on Google.
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Download one on LegalZoom or ask your freelancing friends to repurpose their templates.
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Some are drafting automakers and aerospace manufacturers to repurpose factories to produce ventilators.
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They repurpose all the fabric parts left from their manufacturing, or other sources.
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People can remix and repurpose it, and I don't have control over that.
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The TSA might call on Congress to repurpose additional funding in the meantime.
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They also say recent lawsuits are in many regards a repurpose of old allegations.
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"You can repurpose broken jewelry and incorporate it to the hair," she tells PeopleStyle.
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What, if anything, can the Sussexes do to repurpose the rigid roles they've inherited?
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Abusers may also be able to repurpose innocuous apps that provide the relevant capabilities.
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Democracy Works is going to repurpose the promo that Uber is extending to everyone.
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Instead, Mr Ommen proposes to repurpose some of the federal money for poorer buyers.
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But drug firms are not obliged to support non-commercial efforts to repurpose drugs.
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If he wants, Sessions can repurpose these courts to deport more people more quickly.
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Thalberg said they may even repurpose them for a national campaign in the future.
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His plan would also reassign border patrol agencies and repurpose employees for new initiatives.
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India can potentially repurpose these troops to support Afghan forces in the above areas.
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Instead, he decided to repurpose the building and take advantage of the prime location.
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Each would mostly repurpose ingredients already on the menu and involve minimal extra prep.
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There are even some earlier forms of capitalism that might provide tools we can repurpose.
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Some of the centers will repurpose existing movie theaters, while others will be standalone installations.
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The Banque de France, looking to repurpose a branch closed in 2006, had higher ambitions.
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"If angiotensin blockers are protective, then there is a role to repurpose them," Padmanabhan said.
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But the spacecraft's engineers were persistent, and they soon found a way to repurpose Kepler.
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Google is encouraging advertisers to repurpose creative from Facebook campaigns to use in Google ads.
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"You can repurpose and re-grind the shoe fully without a single percentage of waste."
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Gu said that he understands this concern, but his company has solutions to repurpose jobs.
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Berkeley became the first city to repurpose the holiday to honor Native Americans in 1992.
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But researchers are developing numerous ways to repurpose existing drugs to potentially treat coronavirus patients.
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In 1992, Berkeley became the first city to repurpose the holiday to honor Native Americans.
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It's simple and sober, and a lot harder than Sanders' logo to mock or repurpose.
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But what we do with it is the key… you repurpose the pain into something positive.
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Narrator: The props from this repurpose section of the studio are patched and sent to painting.
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Alternatively, you can grab some $7 microUSB adapters and repurpose some of your existing cables instead.
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It's almost like Apple had a factory full of unused iPad Airs it needed to repurpose.
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Or, better yet, consider DIY projects that allow you to repurpose existing clutter as pet luxuries.
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Instead of redesigning new aircraft, Transpose looks to repurpose existing planes to make them more flexible.
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These trucks, known as gliders, repurpose old engines in new truck bodies to bypass pollution rules.
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There's always so much left on a bird carcass that you can repurpose into a pie.
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Most recently, WPG bought back four boxes from Sears Holdings, with plans to repurpose those spaces.
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The 2018 omnibus provides the latest example of the propensity of Congress to "repurpose" rescinded funds.
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What security challenges are posed by the ability to modify and repurpose applications by the masses?
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When declaring the national emergency, Trump said military leaders supported his idea to repurpose military dollars.
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Repurpose Compostable Cold Cups are made from plant-based "plastic" that will compost within 180 days.
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This could let creators repurpose landscape videos without things getting awkwardly half cut out of frame.
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That could mean downsizing a course to nine holes from 18 to to repurpose the land.
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"Please repurpose your factory to make ventilators which are needed ASAP," the user Raja Abbas wrote.
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Sock sculptures on the wall resemble ecstatic figures; painted shoes strung with bells repurpose mundane objects.
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In 2015, a developer's attempt to repurpose the church into condominiums was thwarted by the community.
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It was unclear if the government planned to repurpose the facilities already built on the island.
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Biden, Harris and Sanders have all leveled attacks that Republicans could repurpose in the general election.
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"Repurpose shipping containers to provide micro-homes for the homeless," tweeted journalist and analyst John Koetsier.
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As a result, Icelanders tend to never waste materials and creatively repurpose what little they have.
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Give your old iPad to your kid, donate it, or repurpose it as a digital picture frame.
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Some other international companies have even found ways to repurpose so-called "non-recyclable" plastic into roads.
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The speaker setupImage: AnkerThe easiest smart solution is to just repurpose and old Android or iOS device.
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What if we had a way to capture, clean, and repurpose it into a means of expression?
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But why buy the same hardware again when there are clever ways to repurpose your old controllers?
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"I'd love to say that we're able to repurpose and reuse all of that oil," Garcia said.
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We've also asked Amazon how it plans to repurpose Quidsi's fulfillment centers, and haven't yet heard back.
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"But doing this might pave the way for law enforcement to repurpose those databases for criminal investigations."
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Many large companies are restricted by price and will repurpose formulas and fragrances continuously to save costs.
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Grab a bottle of green tea and repurpose my Starbucks cup from this morning with fresh ice.
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Charles M. Blow Reports of Donald Trump's demise are an exaggeration, to paraphrase and repurpose Mark Twain.
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But the Senate bill would repurpose those same tools to reverse the flow of costs and benefits.
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In Australia, asset recycling is a financing tool that has been used successfully to "repurpose" infrastructure capital.
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Why not repurpose this app to discourage Facebook users from following or "Liking" the InfoWars Facebook page?
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Though the problems aren't analogous, you can repurpose their algorithms to locate clusters of undiagnosed H.I.V. cases.
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Across its 11 songs and 27 minutes, he attempts to repurpose his life's work into religious enlightenment.
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Nudibranchs, a related group of species, take stinging cells from anemones and repurpose them for self-defense.
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All the new ways to repurpose your tried and true garments into totally rogue, thoroughly original outfits!
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To repurpose their acres of space, he says, supermarkets could develop specialties that make them more competitive.
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Here are a few things you can do to recycle, repurpose or dispose of your lovely tree.
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To repurpose the tests for the coronavirus, they would need the support of state and federal officials.
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It was the kind of bizarre statement that critics like to linger on, and repurpose for useful attacks.
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They will generally repurpose your video into a 30-seconds clip with bold text overlay for maximum readability.
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The acquisition will strengthen Brookfield Property's negotiating power with retailers and allow it to repurpose some GGP properties.
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But the policy had a loophole that allowed administrators of existing pages to repurpose old pages — until today.
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Think of it as your personal Instagram highlights reel, a way to repurpose your best photos and Boomerangs.
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That segues perfectly into our next hot tip: NEVER REPURPOSE A DICK PIC YOU ALREADY SENT SOMEONE ELSE.
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JERSEY CITY "ReUse, ReDuce, RePurpose: The Art of ReFuse," by April Ford, Barbara Lubliner, Jodie Fink and more.
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Instead he'll scan the previous night's menu for the right sauce to repurpose, an enlivening texture or flavor.
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The declaration would allow the president to repurpose military funding and personnel to design and construct the wall.
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JERSEY CITY "ReUse, ReDuce, RePurpose: The Art of ReFuse," by April Ford, Barbara Lubliner, Jodie Fink and others.
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Up until now, SpaceX's success has come from finding ways to repurpose existing rocket technology for its rockets.
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There is a growing movement to repurpose old drugs, he says, but it's still not a common practice.
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What's next: The State Department will work with lawmakers to repurpose the funds, Satterfield said, without offering details.
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"There's definitely an incentive to repurpose these buildings," said Barry Rice, the architect whose firm designed the conversion.
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It may also repurpose existing Lord & Taylor stores, where locations no longer make sense for the evolving business.
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Not everyone on the tour agreed that a cafe would be the best way to repurpose the gatehouse.
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National state of emergency declarations come with commitments for new funding, not a request to repurpose existing funds.
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Additionally, CDC's online information is in the public domain and free for anyone to access, use or repurpose.
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The company, which is privately held, said on Monday that it would repurpose a warehouse in Cerritos, Calif.
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He announced that he will put the presidential yacht on sale and repurpose government helicopters as emergency vehicles.
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Hackers can easily skim the data off the credit card and repurpose a stolen magnetic stripe to commit fraud.
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I do think it's a good visual you could repurpose for your own political means if you so chose.
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Samsung still doesn't allow users to repurpose the Bixby button, which is conveniently where the thumb might naturally rest.
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Mother Necessity knows how to weld with a zip tie, patch with duct tape, and repurpose a soda can.
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Others repurpose discarded circuitry in cool and unique ways, like this insect sculpture made by artist Julie Alice Chappell.
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With this bottle cutter kit, you can repurpose them into ridiculously cool soy candles that are great for gifting.
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New albums by four indie-rock bands recycle and repurpose decades-old sounds, sometimes striking out and sometimes succeeding.
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Pai said that the cap is unrelated to his proposal to repurpose the funds into his new subsidy program.
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JERSEY CITY "ReUse, ReDuce, RePurpose: The Art of ReFuse," works by April Ford, Barbara Lubliner, Jodie Fink and more.
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Smaller Midwest manufacturing communities are also looking to repurpose defunct facilities as centerpieces of denser, multi-use urban communities.
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The key breakthrough came with a decision to repurpose shipping containers to create the balconies and wraparound box seats.
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Aurora Meneghello of Repurpose Your Purpose tells Glassdoor that the best response to this question is the honest one.
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Yeah, I did repurpose a Febreze bottle and just put some water in it to spray my hair, so.
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Officials see the conversions as a way to repurpose buildings that are probably doomed to suffer gaping vacancies anyway.
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"Similarly, we reuse and repurpose a lot of the costume elements from our annual tableaux vivant," Mr. LaForce said.
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During the renovation process, Roddy and Cinnater tried to repurpose as much of the original store as they could.
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I also followed her suggestions to look for bargains on sites like Amazon and repurpose things I already had.
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Future space travelers might do what Han Solo has done and repurpose found parts to efficiently survive in the cosmos.
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Palm has either seen the future or built a cheap phone that it can repurpose after users show no interest.
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Young and his collaborator, fiction author Tim Maughan, imagined hacker and graffiti culture inspiring the two kids to repurpose drones.
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To repurpose it for "A Man Becomes Invisible," he blurred and cropped the image when printing it in the darkroom.
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We are all talking about how do we repurpose our workforce to optimize what we have available with digital technology.
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This kind of idea for guerrilla gardening is truly represents what the movement tries to do: repurpose and make new.
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And in losing Kelly, while unfortunate, Fox doesn't have to spend all of that money and can repurpose it elsewhere.
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In fact, many require "minimal training" to repurpose their expertise for renewable energy projects, she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Italian design duo Paolo Giacomelli and Roberta Paolucc repurpose pieces of vintage jewelry to produce striking and modern collections. 10.
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Without solid, new Christmas music to turn to, we've got no option but to repurpose songs to fit the season.
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That is becoming a more difficult question to answer: Apple is running out of iPhone surface real estate to repurpose.
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Fable could work faster using tools like Quill, though, and it could repurpose VR art for AR even more easily.
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Aurora Meneghello of Repurpose Your Purpose tells Glassdoor that interviewees should be honest about the areas where they need growth.
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The candles are poured into beautiful hand-blown glass vessels, which they can repurpose and use for years to come.
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You can redeem your additional cash back rewards for statement credit, or repurpose those dollars towards gift cards or merchandise.
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So Bartholdi got the idea, I'm going to repurpose this Egyptian project and make it into the great American gift.
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However, Cantina does have a vast archive of design elements to reference and repurpose if the specific task requires it.
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Mr. Chestnut thought he could repurpose some old code he had used to create a failed online greeting card business.
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But in the case of all other jinxed jewels, there are plenty of jewelers ready and waiting to repurpose them.
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He pointed to the table of leather and denim wallets, all made from leftover fabrics, because the Pisches repurpose everything.
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I'm not sure I have a single favorite, but I love clues that repurpose the words from their surface sense.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has urged food producers to repurpose what would become waste so that humans can consume it.
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The easiest way is probably to use software to repurpose a MacBook, Android device, or iPad into an extra display.
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"Through this initiative, we are empowering people across the globe to reimagine and repurpose our collections in creative new ways."
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" He continued, "This current situation is an example of staff trying to seek a solution to temporarily repurpose a room.
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The wall works repurpose the artist's long-standing concerns with architectural forms and scale alongside the pictorial space of painting.
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In press conferences, black masses, and more, they repurpose the symbols and practices of their enemies to vividly illustrate their opposition.
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Bottoms signed legislation in May to close and repurpose the jail, citing a declining number of inmates and increased operating costs.
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Ikea has long been a target for furniture hackers, with customers finding new ways to repurpose items sold by the firm.
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A social-content startup called Jellysmack is working with 25 YouTube creators to help repurpose their videos for Facebook and Snapchat.
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We are believers in the talent we have in our house and we look to repurpose it into more fulfilling tasks.
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Ammar Al-Chalabi, a neurologist at Kings College, London, wants to repurpose Triumeq, an HIV drug, to fight motor neurone disease.
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Julia Turshen would, and she says if you've got leftover salmon lying around, this is the best way to repurpose it.
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If the filling seem like a bit of a hodge podge, the sandwich came about as a way to repurpose leftovers.
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Our evidence is that people blithely ignore the intention of designers as they repurpose their digital worlds to their own ends.
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"For the first time ever, you can shoot and repurpose a car ad without needing the actual car," the firm says.
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"Bed Down Location" (2016) does not repurpose documentary footage or objects, and consequently is the most successful piece in Astro Noise.
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Snapchat might want to repurpose the company's technology either for integration within messages or for potential future features like discovery / recommendations.
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Indeed, some Republicans initially dismissed the threat and irresponsibly suggested that the government simply repurpose funds already earmarked to combat Ebola.
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Take a tip from Dianna Agron and Beyoncé to learn how to repurpose the most basic item you own, the shirtdress.
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That program brought $30 million to Kentucky to reclaim and develop abandoned mine sites so that communities could repurpose those lands.
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This year, the administration is actively working to defund $85033 million more from CCUS efforts and "repurpose" those funds to renewables.
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They argued that it's too difficult to repurpose existing infrastructure for sanitation, and that's where alternative ideas need to kick in.
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"A number of our artists repurpose objects they use at work and make art out of recycled materials," Ms. Friedlaender said.
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Songs and remixes go viral on the app, and users can easily repurpose audio and apply it to their own videos.
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It allowed him to repurpose the detritus he found on the streets into beauty, a stroke of resistance all its own.
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To do this, it needs to improve digital connectivity, repurpose industrial spaces and repopulate residential areas, among other measures, he stressed.
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When all the legs were gone, we asked for a couple packs of instant noodles to repurpose the cloudy russet broth.
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Developers are now knocking on HOK's door, including owners of empty big-box stores hoping to repurpose them, Mr. Singaby said.
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Andy Weins, who co-owns this franchise, lets me keep some of the items people throw away and I repurpose them.
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Though the group was able to repurpose old tapes for their project, the whole set's packaging needed to be created new.
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"The cost to safely remove it was staggering, more than the cost to repurpose it into a pedestrian bridge," she said.
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Songs and remixes go viral on the app, and users can easily repurpose audio and apply them to their own videos.
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Plans starts at $25 and has tiers like its Enterprise plan built for YouTube networks to track videos and profiles. Repurpose.
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Chocolate smash cake One way to repurpose all that candy…fill a chocolate mold with it all (and then break it open).
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That is, if you are realistically going to cook with the ingredients you dutifully purchased, and not repurpose them as cocktail garnish.
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Although new classrooms are planned to come online over the next few years, the immediate need means we must repurpose existing space.
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Netflix could harness that laziness and repurpose the concept of channels so you could surf its on-demand catalog the same way.
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Laing has no need of the flâneur model, no wish to repurpose it into a tool to do her work for her.
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And, to repurpose a well-known expression, the best time to start having serious conversations about climate change was 30 years ago.
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Fightball seeks to commercialize one-on-one street basketball, the sport's rawest form, and repurpose its unregulated intensity for the Instagram era.
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They accuse Puerto Rico, Governor Ricardo Rossello and other officials of angling to repurpose the tax revenue earmarked to pay COFINA debt.
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"Vine asked celebrities not to repurpose content from other platforms and only create original content, which just wasn't realistic," the insider continued.
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The LEP ran from 1989 to 2001, when CERN shut it down to repurpose the tunnel for the new and improved LHC.
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Four museums in the neighborhood not only reimagine this immersive experience, they repurpose it as a tool to learn about immigration today.
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However, a failure to incorporate crucial restrictions in any deal would leave the Saudis free to repurpose the technology for nuclear weapons.
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"This is the first time in history where companies are trying to repurpose drugs this fast, and that is exciting," Young said.
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Regulations of the Federal Communications Commission limit your phone company's ability to repurpose and resell what it learns about your phone activity.
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"They were able to repurpose that system to stop what could have been an enormous catastrophe," Frieden said of the Nigerian effort.
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You can prune out things in your home, since all of these planets harmonize with Uranus, helping you repurpose things—get creative!
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He could not simply repurpose the school as luxury condominiums, though his opponents often state that this is his long-term plan.
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They're donated There are dozens of charities in the US that accept unsold bouquets from florists, repurpose them and donate them again.
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The company sugar-coated the news with a promise to repurpose the technology used at its existing human-powered factories in Asia.
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Nick was an electrician and a decade later joined forces with his brothers to buy and repurpose old commercial and industrial buildings.
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Some stages are all new, while others brilliantly repurpose level assets with new enemies, new powers, new narrative reasons to examine similar spaces.
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You can repurpose ingredients to keep from eating the exact same thing over and over again (here are some great examples of that).
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The idea, the designers say, was to create a framework for the typeface that would enable future Resonate-rs to easily repurpose it.
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The U.S. government asked Boeing in 2017 to repurpose two 747-8 jetliners for use as Air Force One by the U.S. president.
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At this point, locals should just lean into all the unwanted attention and repurpose the building as a center for men's reproductive health.
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As the variety of materials churned out by the modern economy has increased, however, so have attempts to repurpose ever more of them.
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Amazon is going to repurpose what was once the world's biggest mall in North Randall, Ohio, outside of Cleveland, into a new warehouse.
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In America the National Centre for Advancing Translational Sciences will support research to help drug companies repurpose molecules for which they hold patents.
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AI will make it possible to "repurpose candidates we have attracted before", says Sjoerd Gehring, vice-president of talent acquisition for J&J.
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The idea behind it is to buy distressed real estate, including parking lots, and repurpose it for a number of online-focused ventures.
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What's more, its classic elements ensure it won't look dated decades from now, allowing you to transform and repurpose it in the future.
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You can repurpose it into any kind of storage unit for car tools and pool chemicals(???) if you happen to have those handy.
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The company says it will look to repurpose the most valuable parts like OLED displays, camera modules, and chips for replacements and repairs.
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"I have personally worked to repurpose existing funds to support this critical mission," Sessions said in the statement released by the Justice Department.
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The problem is that anyone who can gain entry to the SS7 system can also repurpose these signals and intercept calls and texts.
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The service, Spacious, hopes to repurpose restaurants that are empty during the day by renting them out to workers who lack office space.
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If your child decides not to attend college, you may be able to repurpose the funds and use them to cover vocational school.
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The move would allow him to try to repurpose money from other parts of the federal budget to fund construction of the wall.
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To repurpose an aphorism often applied to Brazil: It has the majority of the future, and if current trends continue, it always will.
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In Arquette's performance, Dee Dee is a masterful and resourceful storyteller, who can repurpose any scrap of personal history for her own ends.
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The FCC wants to repurpose the C-band spectrum for 5G and an auction is expected to raise tens of billions of dollars.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson called this week for UK manufacturers to repurpose their supply lines to start producing vital medical equipment including ventilators.
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And that center will repurpose three Kutsher's buildings that Mr. Chandra left standing when he otherwise cleared the site, including a racquetball complex.
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Meanwhile, the race is on to develop new environmentally-safe materials, to repurpose existing plastics, and to harness bacteria to digest our waste.
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He said he might dig up old footage and either repurpose it or repost on TikTok to keep activity up on his page.
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In an age of rampant appropriation, what are the rights of contemporary artists to repurpose canonical works for their own career-advancing explorations?
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Other drug companies have been looking to repurpose antiviral drugs as a way to treat COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.
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Businesses first need to deal with cash flow and liquidity issues, considering how to potentially repurpose to keep those in check, said Milano.
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Seeing that transportation for water and wood was a major problem, he worked with local blacksmiths to repurpose parts scavenged from derelict cars.
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But that world relies on advertising, which gives three kinds of companies a strong incentive to repurpose cookies to track your online behavior.
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The city has raced to build two new designated hospitals and repurpose other locations to care for the more than 303,000 confirmed cases.
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One way is to repurpose the country's mid-band spectrums, which Ross said are currently used by the military or for weather radars.
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Repurpose that ham into a savory loaf cake that would be so nice with, say, a mushroom pate and a glass of bubbly.
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It's taking the St George's Cross that I grew up seeing as a symbol of hate and racism, and trying to repurpose it.
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The new conventional wisdom is if you want to succeed on Snapchat, you just can't repurpose the stuff that you made for Facebook.
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Before I threw away packaging, I was forced to think about whether I could repurpose it for something that I needed around the apartment.
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The company announced Tuesday it will repurpose at least $750 million of the land it already owns in the Bay Area for residential housing.
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Besides spreading out the crowds, being able to repurpose an older ride is financially advantageous compared to the costs of building a new attraction.
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ADM also said it planned to repurpose its corn wet mill in Marshall, Minnesota, to produce higher volumes of food and industrial-grade starches.
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Asus has a good solution with its new AiMesh system, which lets you repurpose your existing Asus routers as part of a mesh network.
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Declaring an emergency could allow Trump to circumvent Congress and repurpose funds Congress has appropriated for other purposes in order to build a wall.
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Apparently not thinking to mention the rather pertinent additional side-detail that it's nonetheless happy to repurpose the same security feature for ad targeting.
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Wars from the past several years have left untold human carnage between the Wall and the capital, which he can repurpose for his army.
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But the best part is that you can easily repurpose it as a security camera or pet cam once your children have outgrown it.
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And that means that the vultures are always circling, looking for whatever scraps they can pick off and repurpose as products of their own.
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A few years back, for example, the U.S. Navy ballyhooed its effort to repurpose its long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles for anti-ship duty.
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Additionally, you'll learn how to properly repurpose content, promote posts on community websites, use content curation platforms, and measure your results for easy optimization.
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"We routinely repurpose stories of interest via social media that contain factual and accurate information about the command and its missile sets," Stratcom added.
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Some Thai artists have pioneered a way to repurpose once-religious structures into life-long art projects that are sacred in their own right.
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Washi tape and cardboard boxes were recommended, as was the strategy of raiding your recycling bins for funky things to cut up and repurpose.
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Lily Fulop is the author of Wear, Repair, Repurpose: A Maker's Guide to Mending and Upcycling Clothes, available now from The Countryman Press/W.
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In order to repurpose the funds the defense secretary has to certify that the new project they are funding is supporting US military operations.
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The other side: While the failing malls repurpose themselves, the high-end centers continue to spend money and add attractions to draw in shoppers.
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U by Uniworld, from the high-end Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection, will launch in April 2018 two ships that repurpose existing Uniworld ships.
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In 2015, he donated $18503 million to his alma mater to repurpose and rename that part of its semi-sacred civic center for himself.
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Instead of going with something all-new, "Pretty Little Liars" star Troian Bellisario opted to repurpose her wedding gown for a Golden Globes afterparty.
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In the 2000s, wildlife managers worked with drug manufacturers to repurpose nicarbazin as a birth control method for out-of-control wild bird populations.
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All the contents of previous decades and centuries are heaped up on the sidewalks for us to pick through and select and repurpose or discard.
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In 2015, Sears Holdings sold $2.7 billion worth of real estate to Seritage Growth Properties, a company formed to repurpose old Sears and Kmart stores.
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We know Marie Kondo inspired you to cleanse that dusty AF bookshelf of yours — now it's time to repurpose the clutter for a good cause.
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The mega-retailer will also launch a campaign during World Recycle Week (April 18-24) to collect and repurpose 1,000 tons of customers' unwanted clothing.
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Now I can buy a newer and fancier Asus router and know I won't have to retire my old one; I can just repurpose it.
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It was work that came down decidedly in favor of the reuse, recycle, repurpose school of art-making, full of splinters, gouges, cracks, and dings.
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It was his idea to repurpose the one off villains of the original Hannah Barbera cartoon Space Ghost (1966–1968) as the shows erstwhile sidekicks.
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Yelp's new format could even create opportunities for brands to repurpose existing advertisements from other digital video platforms, a further incentive for cost-conscious brands.
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In addition, ADM said it planned to repurpose its corn wet mill in Marshall, Minnesota, to produce higher volumes of food and industrial-grade starches.
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It's probably best not to try this one at home — but if you're looking to repurpose your childhood chairs, this guy will probably take them.
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But she has made the decision to repurpose words originally conceived for a love scene to express the well of emotions building up inside her.
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Movidius, for its part, touts the small size of its chip as a key advantage over companies trying to repurpose larger processors built for smartphones.
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"We thought it was a good idea to repurpose these and take them into the 21st century," Pod Works UK managing director Lorna Moore said.
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" When answering this question, career coach Aurora Meneghello of Repurpose Your Purpose says that it's best to "choose something you learned and bounced back from.
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Together, the works repurpose old objects, present new totems and geometric forms, and ultimately reveal the enormous diversity of ways to work in sculpture today.
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Framed art looks the most professional, and if you're willing to do a bit of crafting, Goodwill frames can be cheap and easy to repurpose.
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The White House on Wednesday agreed to repurpose some Ebola funds to ramp up their response to the Zika virus – but not without a fight.
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Constructors might think about a phrase that has one meaning, and then repurpose it so it has a completely different meaning that still makes sense.
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The intent here is to use the information not only for tax fraud, but also to repurpose it for other types of fraud later on.
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The intent here is to use the information not only for tax fraud, but also to repurpose it for other types of fraud later on.
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Automakers, including GM and Ford, have reportedly already been in talks with the White House to repurpose factories for the production of critical medical equipment.
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General Motors is quickly moving to repurpose parts of two U.S. automotive factories to manufacture health-care supplies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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China took a whole bunch of steps when they realized they had to repurpose big chunks of their hospital systems to [respond to the outbreak].
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"It's just going to be chaos," said Mr. McCarthy, trying to repurpose the sense of tumult that voters do not like about Mr. Trump's administration.
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Rather than trying to turn back the clock on coal, why not repurpose abandoned factories to manufacture products for the energy format of the future?
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Mr. Chakrabarti has a way to repurpose that aging arena: Strip it down and create a glass pavilion for a newly light-filled train station.
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Echoing its longstanding mission to "the increase and diffusion of knowledge," the Smithsonian has invited creators to repurpose its collections in new and innovative ways.
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There's gotta be something in policy that could repurpose rather than taxing you, use those dollars to build manufacturing plants here and train people here.
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Other companies along with iDropped also allow customers to repurpose their old Apple or Samsung Galaxy phones into an alarm clock, MP3 player or offline GPS.
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Every addition does take up more time, so Tsirimokos suggests looking at how you can repurpose or get extra mileage out of work you've already done.
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The FCC disclosed the price in a statement after completing the first part of an auction to repurpose low-frequency wireless spectrum relinquished by television broadcasters.
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But a year later, astronomers figured out a way to repurpose the janky telescope to do all sorts of other science, from planet hunting to astrophysics.
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Organizations like Civic Capital Lab (disclaimer: a MaRS partner) work to repurpose projects like the High Line into real-life frameworks for other cities and communities.
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You could go out and buy some fancy and costly hardware, like most folks do, or you could just repurpose your favourite childhood video game console.
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By reversing Trump's new source loophole and redefining what technologies are viable, a new administration could repurpose the Trump framework to quickly shutter unscrubbed coal plants.
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Republicans are skeptical: Republican lawmakers themselves are skeptical of Trump's plan to have the military build the wall or repurpose defense funds to pay for it.
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"The idea was to repurpose the home and turn it into a work of art," said Rhea McCauley, Ms. Parks' niece, who helped arrange the project.
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As if aware of the flimsiness of their own work, mourning doves often repurpose abandoned robin or mockingbird nests, topping the original nest with additional materials.
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While refilling bottles of soap or perfume is an intuitive way for eco-conscious shoppers to repurpose their purchases, candles are rarely afforded the same consideration.
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Protections against evictions, including for seasonal residents, were also strengthened, making it harder to evict a tenant if a park owner decides to repurpose the land.
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Actually, you don't, Mr. Redd said, noting that while he owns proper silver votive holders, he also likes to repurpose small cups to hold tea lights.
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But some Thai artists have pioneered a way to repurpose these once-religious structures into life-long art projects that are sacred in their own right.
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Invented as a way to repurpose paper scraps from mills in 1888, legal paper by 2001 was standardized in the US at 8.5 by 13 inches.
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The equipment is provided to the Department of Homeland Security under the Defense Department program established to repurpose military equipment previously used in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Gilead Sciences wants to repurpose an existing virus-fighting drugThe California biotech Gilead is looking into repurposing an antiviral drug that was previously tested against Ebola.
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In contrast, "Riverdale" has an elevator pitch where its heart ought to be, to repurpose "All About Eve" (which will probably happen in the next episode).
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By closing the huge jail complex on Rikers Island, New York would be able to repurpose the island in a way that benefits all New Yorkers.
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Dodge worked with California-based vehicle control systems-maker InterMotive to repurpose the car's rear parking sensors and backup camera to sense a person approaching from behind.
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Making your artwork easily accessible and allowing third party users to repurpose it into their own projects, gives your art more reach, spreading through the masses faster.
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If you've got old toys laying around in a box in your basement, you could give them away — or you could find a way to repurpose them.
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It's even easier when you can repurpose mining hardware from a major coin, like ETH (mainline Ethereum), to take over a smaller one, like ETC (Ethereum Classic).
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He has requested trucks from FEMA, tapped the U.S. Army National Guard for vehicles, and contracted with private sector firms to repurpose vehicles such as milk trucks.
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The bottom drawer of a dresser, a side table you could use to stash their toys or that you could repurpose as a pet bed or crate.
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As last month's March for Science pointed out, there is no Planet B. While new things can be a treat, what can we reuse, repurpose, and upcycle?
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There's even a dog park—helpfully dubbed "Dog Shit Park"—that was erected when tenants decided to repurpose an unused street cul-de-sac into something worthwhile.
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Still, the feature should be welcome news to Instagram fans who've long relied on a various assortment of third-party apps to repurpose other users' Instagram posts.
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Graves accused Grijalva and other Democrats of hypocrisy, since they didn't vote for earlier measures he had proposed to repurpose money that states get for onshore drilling.
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We've consistently said that an available option for the government was to repurpose some existing Ebola funds that would not undermine our fight against that deadly disease.
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He now intends to repurpose the building to create a nightclub on the ground floor and remove Shea Stadium from the upstairs space it used to occupy.
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"I just don't think you can repurpose more than $5 billion from the defense budget for purposes unrelated to what the money was appropriated for," she added.
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Aiding Midwest communities to repurpose their industrial relics for a new economy would enable one of the most tangible symbols of a vital, forward-looking economic life.
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Quicksand software is often so difficult to repurpose that a complete from-scratch rewrite is a better option than trying to reuse any of it at all.
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The 12 pieces — shift dresses, blouses, pants and jackets rendered in custom jacquard and silk — (fittingly) repurpose Cornejo's Book print, which dates back to fall/winter 2011.
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The company plans to repurpose at least $298 million worth of commercially zoned land it owns over the next 20183 years, Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, said.
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And without congressional intervention, construction on a $63 million middle school will be delayed and base officials will likely repurpose an aging high school in the interim.
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Tesla will re-open its factory in Buffalo, New York, and repurpose it for producing ventilators needed to treat critical COVID-19 patients, Elon Musk said Wednesday.
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"We will make ventilators if there is a shortage," Musk said on Twitter, responding to a fan's suggestion that the billionaire repurpose a factory for the task.
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Specifically, a provision based on the Orphan Product Extensions Now (OPEN) Accelerating Cures & Treatments Act will encourage biopharmaceutical companies to repurpose existing drugs to tackle rare conditions.
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Then I asked him for permission to repurpose the book and make the two drifters a few decades older, so that I could play one of them.
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The idea is to repurpose a half-built, problem-ridden complex that was originally intended to turn old nuclear weapons into reactor fuel to light American cities.
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For example, Press points out that there are organizations that repurpose old furs as bedding for rescued wildlife, which is a great (and TBH, much cuter) option.
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The document is supposed to help repurpose the union as a community of 27 nations without Britain, its second largest economy and one of two nuclear powers.
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See below to learn how you can repurpose your little guys and make them into a super cool art piece that will lighten up the darkest (k)nights.
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So Master Chief is the well-known character of Halo; we don't use any of those characters and repurpose them, we just use the images of these parts.
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If you believe Trump is that bad, then you don&apost need to make fake photographs and you don&apost need to repurpose photographs from four years ago.
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Facebook pulled the world back into the silent film era with its muted, auto-play videos, but its latest tool could make it easier to repurpose traditional clips.
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Of course, the drafters of the Copyright Act never foresaw the emergence of internet memes, or that online games would repurpose them as a means of digital commerce.
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The platform allowed Hearst Magazines to move from eighty templates to three, repurpose 20% of its content across its properties, and motivate its editors to deliver great content.
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In fact, there are plenty of ways that we can conquer the very social platforms that make so many of us feel shitty — and repurpose them for good.
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Before he did so, Trump also declared a national emergency to repurpose funds from other parts of the government to build his proposed border wall without congressional approval.
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Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri, a member of the Republican Senate leadership team, said earlier this month that Obama should repurpose Ebola funds for the new Zika fight.
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Despite bitcoin's price decline this year, a cryptocurrency "mining" company is moving ahead with plans to repurpose a 1,300 acre plot once used by Alcoa for aluminum smelting.
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To get more advertisers using Stories, Facebook execs talk about a tool called automatic placements that take feed ads and repurpose them for other parts of Facebook's ecosystem.
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It hadn't been done before, but Lindsay convinced Coghlan to repurpose the drug so he could live on a 24/7 noradrenaline drip for the next six years.
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The 64-year-old Marchionne said it would be "very, very costly and uncertain" to repurpose Mexican production for export to other markets other than the United States.
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So it wasn't a total waste of seven days and hey, at least Damien has five lamé cock socks to repurpose as little booties for his animal friends.
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Philanthropists are hoping to either create and distribute a new treatment alongside pharmaceutical companies, or to repurpose an existing drug, even one that may already have regulatory approval.
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Given the time that will be needed to ramp up production and repurpose factories and production lines, the nation is already weeks late in launching this urgent mobilization.
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Many are still wondering what drove this seemingly drastic decision — though the plan to repurpose 10 Sam's Club locations as e-commerce distribution centers gives us a clue.
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A point of local pride, it has also been the centerpiece of an effort to revitalize downtown and repurpose its warehouses as art galleries, studios and event spaces.
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So Fidel saw these amateur leagues as his avenue to repurpose the role of sports—to use it as a way to flex military prowess and national fitness.
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The Obama administration's plan to repurpose the Clean Air Act rather than propose new legislation to combat climate change acknowledged that the courts offered a better shot than Congress.
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Because I'm tired of the "It doesn't matter." from funny What a fantastic way to repurpose a children's toy, although the knife in the photo is a little much.
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Department stores across the U.S. have been hurt as shoppers make more purchases online, forcing retailers to think of ways to either downsize their footprints or repurpose their stores.
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Waymo said Tuesday it will partner with American Axle & Manufacturing to repurpose the existing facility, which was most recently used as a sequencing center for a local parts supplier.
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"Over time I realized how unsatisfied I was with what I shot and kept trying to start over or repurpose what I had created into something else," he continues.
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Much of the décor is handcrafted, but Rutherford also likes to pick up decorative accents from spots like HomeGoods, as well as repurpose items from local stores in Vermont.
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Business Pages and celebrities like Tyrese Gibson are currently free to rip videos from other accounts, repurpose them, and pull in views, building their follower base in the process.
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If Doberman pinschers could pressure Ukrainian officials to investigate Joe and Hunter Biden, Trump would repurpose Camp David as a dog run and turn Ivanka's pumps into chew toys.
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"We'll freshen the bedding, remove the sofa and coffee table and repurpose the accessories," the Stager said, eyeing a carved koa bowl I had picked up in Kauai, Hawaii.
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Absolutely. However, because the system is designed for experimentation and on-the-fly design, you can easily repurpose a board like this for a kiosk, store display or workstation.
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"It's actually taking something that is a massive pollutant on our planet, which is plastic bottles, and its finding a way to repurpose that," Watson said in the interview.
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" As Constable said, "We steal, repurpose, re-examine, and ultimately redefine everything from celebrities to politicians to corporate logos and redistribute these skewed ideas to the public for free.
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Lens Space junk from rockets launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in Russia ends up in the remote Mezensky District, where residents repurpose it for hunting sleds, tools and boats.
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The attorney general has near-total control over the functioning of the immigration courts, and can repurpose them toward the goal of deporting more people more easily and quickly.
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It said the new force would essentially repurpose as many as 15,000 of the more than 40,000 members of the S.D.F. to prevent the resurgence of the Islamic State.
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The UK is trying to source 30,000 ventilators to treat Covid-18 patients, and has asked multiple British firms to repurpose their factories in order to start making them.
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One parent told me she'd love help coming up with age-appropriate activities that repurpose items around the house, so she herself wouldn't have to buy or make anything.
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When the first U.S. case of the coronavirus was confirmed in late January, scientists tried to repurpose a research project on the flu to test for the new virus.
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To repurpose a criticism of V.S. Naipaul, the implication of Wesley Yang's work is that the only way to transcend America's various racial traps is to become Wesley Yang.
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The rapper is among 25 members tapped for a task force that will come up with a way to repurpose Atlanta's city jail, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced on Tuesday.
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Today, we have a massive opportunity for city managers, social activists, and entrepreneurs to create new economic opportunities, reshape behaviors, and repurpose our resources to truly redefine the modern city.
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Seeing as how I have an epic stash of zit-fighting cleansers, toners, creams, and treatments, I wondered whether I could repurpose them to be collagen promoters and line erasers.
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Some technicians also take apart new devices and repurpose those genuine Apple parts for repair, but there's no guarantee that the independent shop near you will have these official parts.
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The greatest example of this winning tendency is Meyers and his writing team effort to repurpose fan-favorite Late Night bit "Jokes Seth Can't Tell" for an awards show arena.
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It's also possible (though I'm not sure where it's actually done) to repurpose the rest of the codec's "vocabulary" to describe a scene where its other color options are limited.
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The ads were crafted months ago during the Democratic primary -- though they did not run -- and the group now sees an opportunity to repurpose them for a general election audience.
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It can house online orders in big coolers in the back ahead of customers' arrival, and it can repurpose existing store staff to prep the online orders as they arrive.
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The owner of the habitat decided to repurpose the structure to do simulated Moon missions since NASA has recently refocused its attention on sending humans to the lunar surface again.
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Mother Chief Operating Officer Corinna Falusi said that with gay donors being turned away they decided to repurpose the rejected blood into an initiative to raise awareness of the issue.
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It should take something serious to make the French repurpose the hashtag used after the massacre in January 2015 of staff at Charlie Hebdo at the hands of jihadist murderers.
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The proposal calls for Iowa to repurpose federal money to provide age- and income-based premium subsidies and bolster a reinsurance program that will reimburse insurers for high-cost claims.
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But signs that China is starting to open its car battery market are spurring the South Koreans to invest further despite having had to repurpose existing Chinese production for exports.
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White House policy adviser D.J. Gribbin last month indicated the administration may "repurpose" funds from some transit programs like Amtrak to generate revenue for its infrastructure package, according to reports.
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To repurpose Warren Buffett's famous quote about managements and businesses, when a talented investment team confronts an exceptionally challenging market, sometimes the market wins (at least in the short run).
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Along with other mall operators, it has been grappling with the decline in brick-and-mortar shopping, and has been trying to find new ways to repurpose its real estate.
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Yesterday, the museum board approved designs by Selldorf Architects, which proposes to repurpose about 60,20203 square feet of existing space and introduce another 27,000 square feet to the floor plan.
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It isn't uncommon for platforms to repurpose tools designed to remove spam and porn for the removal of other types of content as platforms become more sophisticated about content moderation.
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It's hard to argue that the Frick, which now must place important special exhibitions in basement galleries, should not be able to repurpose the centrally located music room for art.
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Night Whites The whole "monochrome white" aesthetic stole the hearts of fashion girls far and wide this summer, but how can you repurpose the look for the in-between months?
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" One of the biggest setbacks Kardashian West faced after changing the name was figuring out how to save and repurpose the inventory, or else the company would "lose $10 million.
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We desperately need to repurpose operational funds being sucked into the black hole of the Middle East to buy new ships, planes, satellites, and strategic-defense systems to deter China.
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One close ally said that Biden must repurpose his campaign as a one-on-one fight against the president, or risk becoming another in Trump's long list of political casualties.
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The adventurous composer Annie Gosfield often mines the past for sounds she can repurpose; bits of old radio programs and fragments of feedback noise are key elements of her style.
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And once the child gets older, each of the pieces is lovely enough that Mom and Dad wouldn't be ashamed to repurpose it in a living room or an entryway.
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"It offers these really key opportunities to give us a better chance of meeting those goals, not only to reduce emissions but to repurpose land animal agriculture occupies," she said.
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In a statement, Grewal said that the new Environmental Justice Section will "repurpose existing resources" and hire additional attorneys to bring enforcement actions and promote environmental justice across the state.
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Facebook may not write the articles that appear in the Trending module or your News Feed, but it is responsible for the algorithms that repurpose them and deliver the content.
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"But that doesn't mean the better-positioned malls won't use the opportunity to create value, provided the ... store closures don't exceed their ability from a capital standpoint to repurpose those spaces."
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Presumably you're supposed to plug the console into one of your TV's powered USB ports, but mine doesn't have one of those, which required me to repurpose an old phone charger.
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It's a reminder, too, of Kirby's malleability as a mascot: developer HAL Laboratory somehow keeps finding ways to repurpose his abilities, and he always seems well suited to deviations from formula.
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Repurpose items instead of replacing themGrowing up, when I'd get a hole in my jeans or top, my mom would just sew a patch over it — "Good as new," she'd say.
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Chicken and Egg Congee This is the kind of dish that can repurpose roast chicken in a totally new way that will make calling it "leftovers" feel like a misnomer. 17.
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The company will continue to repurpose its AI technology for proactively taking down content in violation of its policies to find and demote content that approaches the limits of those policies.
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Repurpose into cake ball or truffle coating Or, go crazy and roll frozen spheres of peanut butter ice cream in Do-si-do cookie crumbs for a peanut butter addict's dream.
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While these attacks deal with a person's viewpoints rather than their inherent identity, like most bullying, Facebook can efficiently repurpose existing technologies to suspend accounts that try to disrupt civil discourse.
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Importing flip flops from recycling crews along the East Coast and from as far away as Zanzibar, Smith estimates the Ocean Sole team can repurpose approximately 800,000 flip flops a year.
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In turn, young Zimbabweans repurpose the tubes as containers for recreationally drinking cough syrup — an unfortunate habit that has developed among Musekiwa's generation as a means to help pass the time.
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Historian Andrea Giunta and MALBA's artistic director Agustín Pérez Rubio embarked on a years-long research project that set out to repurpose the collection as a living history of Latin America.
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The question now is: Can Democrats find a way to rechannel the popular outrage unleashed by Trump, and to repurpose the party's traditional opposition to monopoly in the age of Amazon?
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Graves raised his voice and accused Grijalva and other Democrats of hypocrisy, since they didn't vote for earlier measures he had proposed to repurpose money that states get for onshore drilling.
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There is no shortage of edgy collectives in electronic music, but Amobi and his flock have managed to repurpose the scene's tropes to tell a story rarely discussed by its denizens.
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He also said he would take separate executive action to repurpose about $2.5 billion from the Defense Department's drug-interdiction program and $85033 million from the Treasury Department's asset-forfeiture fund.
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He also said he would take separate executive action to repurpose about $2.5 billion from the Defense Department's drug-interdiction program and $600 million from the Treasury Department's asset-forfeiture fund.
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Repurpose a slinky black gown (or use the occasion as an excuse to buy a new one), and start your foreplay with some romantic waltzing to the sounds of organ music.
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Plus, fresh ideas are emerging: the X-Prize Foundation, the same group that led the push for commercial space flight, is offering $20 million to inventors who can repurpose carbon emissions.
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Camp will always find a way to laugh at the powers that be, against all the efforts of those powers to contain it, repurpose it, or use it to make money.
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Engineers scrambled to repurpose equipment in the paint shop that week so that robots could be used to put primer on both the interior and exterior surfaces of Model 3 vehicles.
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Instead, he's the prime minister of a country whose people his new allies want to convert, and whose capital they want to repurpose into the throne and footstool of immortal Christendom.
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President Obama has requested $1.9 billion to fight the virus in the U.S. and abroad, though his budget team has found about $400 million in unused funds to repurpose for Zika.
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He said he also hoped to repurpose modular housing units, initially destined for the region's homeless crisis, to be used to help isolate people and free up space at medical centers.
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Google said over the next 10 years, it would repurpose at least $750 million of its land, most of which is currently zoned for office or commercial space, as residential housing.
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In a former Canada Dry warehouse on the west side of the city, she and her partner, Brett Holloway, collect the architectural fragments of Asbury Park's upheaval for others to repurpose.
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Prioritization: Just as we have invoked wartime acts to repurpose industry to produce medical supplies, we need wartime action from Facebook and other platforms to flatten the curve of the pandemic.
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NECK WALLET Repurpose a trade show identity pouch, or purchase a neck wallet with a clear outside window and a larger zip-top pocket with space for a passport and phone.
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Examples include Providence, R.I., where Brown University worked with two colleges and CV Properties, a Boston developer, to repurpose a disused power station as a nursing school and an administration building.
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Robotic factories are a powerful tool but difficult to quickly reconfigure or repurpose, since it takes specialty knowledge to set up racks of robotic arms, computer vision systems, and so on.
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Let me try to take that and kind of repurpose it a little bit or reimagine it for something that we put on the home page at the New York Times.
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Facebook told Gizmodo it will not store or repurpose any of the information it uses to verify an advertiser and will delete it as soon as the authorization process has been completed.
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"We wanted people to be able to repurpose their TV satellite dishes or find an old one somewhere, because they're everywhere," said Chris Cook, head of the satellite project, over the phone.
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Between that red phone, this TV, and that nostalgia-inducing black rectangle of a radio, I find myself questioning why Bang & Olufsen doesn't repurpose more of its old designs for newer functions.
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Only Brits, after all, could repurpose "Seven Nation Army" first as a football chant and now as a football chant about a political leader who is colloquially known as The Absolute Boy.
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First, they'll be able to repurpose cashier labor to assist customers so they buy more and to keep shelves stocked, though eventually this technology is likely to eliminate a lot of jobs.
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Employers would be asked to repurpose the money they currently spend on workers' healthcare to Medicare contributions, while billionaires, high-earning investors and corporations would face trillions of dollars in higher taxes.
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A day after Mr. Bloomberg's exit, his top advisers were beginning to map out how to repurpose his sprawling campaign organization to support Mr. Biden and other Democrats in the general election.
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She attempts to repurpose Mr. Trump's attacks on her as an attack on her family, concluding the five-and-a-half minute video with swelling music and a broadside against the president.
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" In a letter dated Tuesday, Smith and Thornberry wrote to the Pentagon's top budget official slamming the decision to repurpose military funds for the border wall via a process known as "reprogramming.
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If your retired luggage happens to look vintage and chic, you can repurpose it as decorative accent storage instead of shoving it into a dark corner where no one can see it.
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Either find a way to make rail transportation reliable or repurpose the railroad real estate for highways that could accommodate a million self driving electric cars, or something else new and better.
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Some analysts and executives have speculated about whether Sinclair would repurpose the network to become a rival to Fox News, or possibly become a landing spot for conservative commentators like Bill O'Reilly.
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Mokgosi has chosen to repurpose one entitled Spear Magazine (1968–72) that presents action-and-adventure narratives featuring a James Bond–inspired African protagonist named Lance Spearman (more informally known as Spear).
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That means that pretty much anyone, from low-level cybercriminals to so-called "script kiddies"—hackers who are only good at reusing other hackers' tools—could repurpose them to attack Windows computers.
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CEO Sundar Pichai said the company would repurpose $750 million worth of Google land for residential housing, which the company says will help build 15,000 homes near its headquarters in Mountain View, California.
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I suppose you could repurpose the iPhone 73G for taking notes in the Notes app, but with no iCloud syncing, it's kinda a pain getting them off and pasting them for use elsewhere.
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Her second film, 2005's Aeon Flux, was disastrously recut after a regime change at Paramount took control away from her and tried to repurpose her footage into a more conventional action film.
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Companies like Gensler and Studio Schwitalla among others are rethinking how we can repurpose this space, and even make it dynamic and reconfigurable, adding parks, housing, dynamic public resources, and more human pursuits.
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That's not a knock on the other work, but a testament to this one; to repurpose the Dazed and Confused line, I keep getting older, but Jackie and Max stay the same age.
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But oysters and oyster seeds need a place to hang out—so the conservationists working on this project had the brilliant idea to use old, inefficient toilets and repurpose them as oyster beds.
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The engineers decided to repurpose a liquid oxygen transfer tube from one of SpaceX's rockets as a child-sized submarine, eventually simulating a cave rescue with divers in a pool in Los Angeles.
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But to repurpose it for a group of rappers makes some snarky, pedantic sense, in that a frequent rockist, often racially motivated critique of hip-hop is its general lack of live instrumentation.
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If he deactivated it he could return the money to contributors or donate it, and if he ran for a state-level office he could repurpose the money for that campaign, Dietrich said.
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It's nothing new for production companies to seize on the things kids loved years or decades ago and repurpose or reinvent them for a new generation, while capitalizing on the nostalgia they hold.
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But if the system were perfected, it could allow Amazon to cut or repurpose store staff at Whole Foods, as well as get a better handle on inventory levels for its delivery business.
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Artists are often the leading edge: seeking reasonable rents and happy to repurpose storefronts and industrial spaces for living and working, they draw new businesses into low-income neighborhoods, often communities of color.
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" The couple raised money through a GoFundMe campaign to purchase a billboard near the memorial site urging a local veterans group to "repurpose" the site because it "doesn't reflect Orange, Texas community values.
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Perfect timing: The study coincides with a major Kaiser Health News investigation that found drug companies routinely repurpose blockbuster drugs as orphan medicines to milk more sales and profits from new market exclusivity.
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Cancel vacations of health workers, bring back retired doctors and nurses, and repurpose cardiologists and pediatricians to deal with a torrent of coronavirus patients — in expectation of record numbers of doctors out sick.
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Bankers said much of the work was trying to figure out how to tweak and repurpose existing plans to find the missing pieces in the funding puzzle - and keep the financing coming in.
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The White House announcement underscored the lack of an effective drug to treat COVID-19, which has led to a worldwide race to repurpose both old and new drugs to find what works.
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Novi Nis is likely to be the first project involving a military base redevelopment in Serbia, but the Balkan country is far from being a pioneer in trying to repurpose its military facilities.
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The company's chief executive, John Krafcik, said in a blog post that Waymo would partner with American Axle & Manufacturing to lease and repurpose an existing Detroit facility that will be operational by mid-63.
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At this point, it isn't a secret that Zara tends to look at what's trending on the runway, repurpose it for a more mass audience, and sell it for a fraction of the price.
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While his adult-world influence may have waned, Yiannopoulos possesses a most potent form of political power in his ability to repurpose the same activist tactics that liberals traditionally use to pull people together.
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Corgan's sprawling design could be built over established highway networks to "repurpose existing and familiar infrastructure and create new travel arteries that can accommodate the higher throughput required of mass adoption," the firm says.
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On this night of a holiday marked by the asking of questions, we can repurpose this one for President Trump: do you really want to go down in history as aiding and abetting racism?
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A bill introduced by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy would "repurpose" about $3.5 billion worth of federal funds for the rail system to water infrastructure projects to help the state cope with future droughts.
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It is not clear whether it will fabricate a boilerplate vehicle with a SuperDraco system of eight thrusters, or repurpose one of the Dragons it has built for crewed flights to the space station.
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They acknowledge the delays and blame a series of factors for the failure to repurpose the venues - from Brazil's continuing recession to disagreements with contractors and a change in mayors after elections in October.
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But if that leaves you ready to repurpose your dental floss into a popcorn necklace or a prison garrote, you may want to keep shoving it in between your teeth for a couple reasons.
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Image: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)Kids are already over fidget spinners after adults rapidly made them uncool, but a team of scientists in Taiwan has found a nifty way to repurpose these small toys.
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A newer school of indie horror developers, though, aim to root around in the games of yore for something darker, to take elements from the past and repurpose them as something with sharper teeth.
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My colleague Lauren Johnson reported how Google is encouraging advertisers to repurpose creative from Facebook campaigns to use in its own ads as it takes aim at social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
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The Lab is fighting to keep hold of its space in the Redstone Labor Temple, a San Franciscan historical landmark eyed by real-estate developers with plans to repurpose the building as office spaces.
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And yet should Ms. Harvey find that the Marx Brothers Playground is indeed parkland, Mr. Cuomo has already signed a bill granting permission to repurpose it, provided no other legal challenges prevent its designation.
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The accelerator will evaluate new and repurpose existing drugs to for the treatment of COVID-19 patients, and hopes to use its research to fight other viral pathogens in the long term as well.
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It requires federal leadership to allow school systems to repurpose school lunch funds as financial support for families, and then to distribute new money to needy families, to local governments, and to food banks.
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The "Faust" staging will repurpose partly constructed sets that were intended for a new opera, "Saul," by the German composer Wolfgang Rihm, which was canceled at the last minute when Mr. Rihm fell ill.
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Instead, Delta said it partnered with Portland-based manufacturer Looptworks to "upcycle" and repurpose more than 350,000 pounds of clothing, which is being used to create items such as backpacks, passport covers and accessories.
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So it's been a year when, even with rising awareness of the societal cost of letting platforms suck up everyone's data and repurpose it to sell population-scale manipulation, not much has actually changed.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: 3 Easy Ways to Repurpose Mason Jars The Bouqs has many a taste-making fan these days, but the brand famously failed to make a deal on Shark Tank in 2014.
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" The duo also offered their take, collectively explaining: "We're long time Mindless Self Indulgence fans and knew that Jimmy Urine would be able to deconstruct, reconstruct and totally repurpose the track in a fun way.
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However, users still need permission from the rights' holders to repurpose their content, and it remains to be seen what effect having the majors on board will have on the pressure to serve takedown notices.
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We must help localities repair and revive their infrastructure, through a huge infrastructure bill that includes money to demolish or repurpose dying and derelict malls that are currently becoming drivers of crime and urban blight.
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Whether that means gathering to elect officials who care about what happens in the neighborhoods, or taking it upon ourselves — as many Detroiters do — to intervene with and repurpose those spaces, we're sorting that out.
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When the dust had settled, we were able to repurpose channels 38-51 from broadcast TV uses to free 85033 megahertz of spectrum for the growing mobile broadband sector (plus 14 megahertz for wireless microphones).
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The DHS limited is search to extra funds within its own $376 million budget for border security fencing, infrastructure and technology, Reuters reported, so that it wouldn't need to ask Congress to repurpose other funding.
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When the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) sought to repurpose old manufacturing robots for a new project, they asked Flerchinger's company to manufacture and program updated memory chips to store the robots' new instructions.
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He added that the modern advantages of making sail freight part of the world's distribution network is that it will cut down on carbon emissions, repurpose underused waterways and reduce congestion on highways and roads.
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He promised 211,210 ventilators in 100 days, and claimed he had badgered GM into starting production by threatening to use the Korean War-era Defense Production Act to force the carmaker to repurpose its factories.
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"I wanted to repurpose the bubble gum pop mold of Britney and 'N Sync and write about something political," said Ms. Sawayama, who graduated from Cambridge University in 2012 with a degree in political science.
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In 2013 it created a "Repurpose with Purpose" program that has upcycled, downcycled and recycled nearly 900,000 pounds of discarded leather seat covers and other materials from planes into soccer balls, shoes, handicrafts and jewelry.
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The SanDisk Ultra is more than fast enough to meet Nintendo's stated requirements, although it isn't the fastest card you can buy, so we wouldn't repurpose this for, say, 4K video shooting with a GoPro.
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The good news is that you can just go ahead and repurpose your anxiety about making small talk with your co-workers and worry instead about not making small talk with your co-workers. See?
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When it came time to improve the Wastewater Treatment Facility, Carmel chose to capture most of the methane gas produced by the treatment process and repurpose it to heat boilers used in the biosolids process.
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But after paying $18 to meditate a single time in-person at InScape's luxury studio in Manhattan, $12.95 a month to repurpose the recordings in the comfort of my own bed seemed like a bargain.
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REUSE AND REPURPOSE To add color and texture to her son's bedroom, Tali Roth, a designer with Homepolish, reused a $600 pink Persian rug she bought on eBay three years earlier for her living room.
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Known for seeking out derelict warehouses to repurpose as venues, and filling them with elite European tech-house, the crew behind The Brooklyn Mirage have in recent years turned their hands towards summer-specific party ventures.
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The vamp speaker is totally portable and linkable to the Vamp Stereo The Vamp Stereo is designed to repurpose up to two speakers—old or new, and of any size—into a portable Bluetooth stereo system.
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Right now, drug makers do not have a major incentive to repurpose mainstream treatments for rare disease patients because each disease impacts a small number of patients—even though many of these conditions are life-threatening.
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The premiere is only a few months away, but the only teasers we've had so far just repurpose old footage from previous seasons or inexplicably feature T-Pain perched on a replica of the Iron Throne.
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The hackers dumped several previously unknown and undisclosed exploits that work on multiple versions of Windows operating systems, giving malicious hackers all over the world a chance to easily repurpose them and attack millions of computers.
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He celebrated the direct way that Diogenes made his points—masturbating in the marketplace, defecating in the theatre—and suggested that the answer to his generation's malaise was to repurpose the spontaneous currents of sixties counterculture.
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"The approach is not to repurpose immunology drugs into oncology but rather to understand human tumors and the immune system cells within these tumors," said Murray, who was involved in development of Merck's blockbuster immunotherapy Keytruda.
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"Because political art speaks directly to issues that people care deeply about (in that instance, having an African-American First Family), there's a strong incentive for folks to use it, share it, repurpose it," said Fjeld.
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The DHS only searched for extra funds within its $376 million budget for border security fencing, infrastructure and technology, so it would not have to ask for congressional approval to repurpose funding, according to the document.
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Dr. Helen Y. Chu, an infectious disease expert in Seattle, wanted to repurpose tests from a flu research project to monitor the coronavirus after the first confirmed American case landed in her area in late January.
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Our contracts are favorable to filmmakers seeking to repurpose their Op-Docs and the underlying material for other projects (such as expanding into a feature) — or simply looking to build a broader audience for their work.
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There was a Swiss scientist who had figured out that you could repurpose that micro-fabrication techniques used to make computer chips and use them to make tiny channels that would move tiny quantities of liquid.
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Others will find themselves needing to repurpose a 529 plan because their child won a full-ride scholarship to their college or was accepted into a military service academy, where the cost of tuition is covered.
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The Washington Post reported last week that the Trump administration was preparing to potentially repurpose government facilities near Los Angeles to house homeless people and that officials were in the area to meet with local leaders.
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This week, the Lego Foundation, which is funded by the Lego Group, the Danish toy company that makes the blocks, announced a new project that will repurpose the usual knobs atop the bricks as Braille dots.
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One solution to avoiding high land costs is to repurpose vacant malls and retail centers — industrial buildings usually located near population centers — as warehouses, according to David Egan, CBRE's global head of industrial and logistics research.
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Trump has said there is a "good chance" he will have to declare a national emergency, which would allow him to circumvent Congress and repurpose funds appropriated for other purposes in order to build the wall.
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Trump this past February had declared a national emergency in order to repurpose billions of dollars in funding for a wall along the southern border, a move lawmakers sought to stop via a resolution terminating the emergency.
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Instead, donate your pet's empty pill bottles to a group that will repurpose them, or find a new use for them inside your home, like holding bobby pins, paper clips, or even condiments for a packed lunch.
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As the trailer for the series demonstrates, the episodes will repurpose some of the dialogue and scenes from the original films, utilizing an animation style filled with wild, exaggerated motion and action to better entice younger viewers.
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And it's a great way to repurpose an old machine too—the makers of Remix OS suggest a minimum spec of a 2.0GHz dual-core processor and 2GB of RAM, but you can get by with less.
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Many people have pointed to Georgian designer Demna Gvasalia of Vetements and Balenciaga for being the savant of our generation, with his couture take on streetwear that mirrors the borrow-and-repurpose ethos of the internet generation.
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As seen in Darling's defense of their practice, some people who repurpose human remains for magical reasons sometimes believe that they're doing a service to the dead, or "giving them a more exalted next life," Mar explains.
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Each plan outlines how a week may look with a couple of hours of weekend prep to set up five home-cooked dinners that share and borrow elements from one another and then repurpose leftovers into lunches.
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In 1798, famous Scottish architect Robert Adam used the stone from Seton Palace to build a new house for Alexander MacKenzie, who bought the decrepit former palace in the late 1700s and hired Adam to repurpose it.
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However, the nice thing about a white graduation outfit is that — unlike your standard wedding dress — you'll be able to repurpose it for years to come, for various formal events, showers, and even just the freaking weekend.
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In the same speech, Macron announced that the French state would provide child care for health workers, and would repurpose military hospitals for civilian use, and he called on retired medical professionals and medical students to help.
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LinkNYC, New York City's newest communications network, includes more than 350 kiosks installed on sidewalks throughout the city and was created to repurpose payphone infrastructure through public kiosks offering free internet, phone calls, and USB charging ports.
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Biden and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo have suggested mobilizing the military to build tent health facilities or repurpose base installations as care centers; Cuomo also suggested he be given control of the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Trump recently declared a national emergency on the southern border, a move that in theory will allow his administration to tap and repurpose more than $3 billion in military construction funds to build sections of the wall.
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" He told trade mag SNL: When you're done and it's time to decommission, you repurpose the railcars, you recycle the rails, you recycle the railroad ties, you rake up the gravel, you throw down grass seed," he said.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has rejected Novartis's bid to repurpose a drug now approved for rare inflammatory diseases to be used in a group of heart attack survivors, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.
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"The velocity of allowing you to learn from campaigns, adapt, adjust and repurpose, all those things add real business value to the top line … and those things far outweigh potential cost savings," he told CNBC by phone. Booking.
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In the meantime, the company's working on how it can repurpose this new ball and the underlying tech for teams, colleges, and anyone else that wants to get its hands on all the unique data it can generate.
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At question is $6900 billion from the Pentagon's drug-interdiction program, which the White House has indicated it plans to repurpose under Trump's national emergency declaration last week to help build a barrier at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Instead of gunboat diplomacy, we could repurpose our planes and ships for humanitarian missions and send legions of young people across the world to feed, house and educate the needy and help manage refugee crises across the world.
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"The house's future usage by the police should set a clear signal that this building will never be a place to commemorate Nazism," said an official with Austria's interior ministry, which led the efforts to repurpose the house.
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Equally fraught was the new budget diet: Mystery dishes like loaves and casseroles became staples, the casserole a "wonderful way to repurpose leftovers," Ms. Ziegelman noted, because cooks could hide unappetizing ingredients under a creamy coating of sauce.
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And the lyrics — which reference Watergate and brilliantly repurpose the "I heard the news today, oh boy" from the Beatles' "A Day in the Life" — manage to convey the mood of the time without feeling dated at all.
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The North American International Auto Show, which was scheduled for June in Detroit, has been canceled as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread and the city prepares to repurpose the TCF Center into a temporary field hospital.
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As Alex Nicoll reports, it's teamed up with with four real-estate partners to fill vacant space for a flexible amount of time, and is also working with SoftBank-backed parking-network Reef Technology to repurpose parking spaces.
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Around the same time, Washington confirmed its first positive coronavirus case, which prompted Dr. Helen Chu to ask federal and state officials for permission to repurpose the tests in order to monitor the coronavirus spread in the state.
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In a Twitter thread where Musk discussed the potential of a drug used to treat malaria as an option for coronavirus patients, a user who said he's a Tesla owner asked Musk to repurpose factories to make ventilators.
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China learned from prior coronavirus epidemics (SARS and MERS) to repurpose antiretroviral and antiviral medications for partial treatment of this newest global health scare, which may have made the leap to humans from Chinese snakes or other animals.
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If you're making the majority of the dishes, and you know you're going to make way more food than you can possibly reheat and repurpose, Hall gives out leftovers in quart containers as take-home gifts for her company.
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Due to this distinction, it's possible that courts could find that funding for the wall does not qualify under the statute that the Trump administration has identified, and decide he does not have the authority to repurpose these funds.
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Amazon, which both collects and analyzes consumer data and sells a wide range of consumer home devices with microphones and cameras in them, may present surveillance agencies with especially tempting opportunities to repurpose their existing microphones, cameras, and data.
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It's possible another automaker or a start-up could eventually buy it from GM. The land and buildings could also be sold to another industrial firm or a combination of companies could repurpose the space to fit their needs.
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The company wants to repurpose a building in the northwestern side of the Detroit as an assembly site for a forthcoming three-row Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV that will debut in model year 2021, according to The Detroit News.
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In one text exchange, two members discuss advising their European allies on digging up unexploded or unused WWII munitions in Germany, to repurpose as improvised explosive devices similar to those utilized by militant groups like ISIS or the Taliban.
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When police disregarded his wishes in Detroit and tossed at least a dozen protesters railing against his stances on trade and the environment, Biden off the cuff seemed to repurpose a portion of his speech specifically for his skeptics.
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Even in cities like Flint, where it has been in retreat for decades, GM's shadow still looms: Mammoth vacant lots where auto plants once stood have required decades of work to repurpose, thanks in part to extensive soil contamination.
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We agreed that proposals should address a legitimate and demonstrated law enforcement problem, that solutions should not make disparities in law enforcement worse, and that it should not be possible to repurpose "exceptional access" solutions into mass surveillance tools.
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While less skilled designers might be content to slap a Champion logo on their clothing, leave it to Mr. Watanabe to deconstruct an entire North Face duffel and repurpose every part of it in the making of a coat.
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They can try to repurpose the argument that a quid pro quo is not illegal and a fact of foreign policy -- a point made last month by White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney that was quickly withdrawn.
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Airbus is working with another company, Zodiac Aerospace, known for its design of sleeping quarters for airline crew, to develop what it's calling 'lower-deck modules' to repurpose the space under the passenger cabins of Airbus' A330 and A350 XWB airliners.
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Starting at midnight on January 21923, tens of thousands of books (as well as movies, songs, and cartoons) entered the public domain, meaning that people can download, share, or repurpose these works for free and without retribution under US copyright law.
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"The Gotland project was a very interesting project in that it looked at how to repurpose an existing distribution grid into a smarter grid," Daniel Mansson, an associate professor at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, told CNBC.
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Why it matters: Comstock has been at the center of disagreements over how to repurpose airwaves for commercial 5G services, in addition to being at odds with several officials, particularly Kudlow, on a number of other issues, the sources said.
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One, it's a great way to repurpose leftover BBQ meat, whether that's from your own BBQ the day before, or even leftover takeout from a local BBQ spot — there is just no good reason for wasting BBQ meat in my book!
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You get a (very short) new campaign, two new Strikes that repurpose and toughen up story missions, a couple of new Crucible maps, a pile of fresh loot to chase, and a whole new exploration space on the surface of Mars.
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Set to lose an $8,000, non-refundable deposit for her Upper East Side reception at the Harold Pratt House, Sun decided to repurpose the lavish celebration as a luncheon for 60 needy children and their families, the New York Post reported.
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Winn, a formerly incarcerated 68-year-old Black woman, wants to repurpose ACDC into a wellness and freedom center (similar to a former prison being transformed into The Women's Building in New York City) with resources to support the local community.
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The use of a seemingly fun app to slurp up user data and repurpose it for other business goals is strikingly similar to how Cambridge Analytica's personality quiz app tempted millions of users to provide data about themselves and their friends.
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Expert Match, meanwhile, is a very LinkedIn-style service that is actually built using some of the mechanics of LinkedIn (another plus for Microsoft and indication of how it will target enterprises and repurpose the assets it has for that end).
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The COFINA plaintiffs - which include a local COFINA holder and hedge funds like Cyrus Capital Partners LP and Tilden Park Capital Management - accuse Puerto Rico, Rossello and other officials of angling to repurpose the tax revenue earmarked to pay COFINA debt.
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Most other underground astrophysics laboratories like SNOLAB are ad hoc facilities that repurpose old or active mine shafts, which limits the amount of time that can be spent in the lab and the types of equipment that can be used.
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He also touted the Defense Production Act — a law that allows the government to mandate that companies repurpose facilities in moments of crisis — yet his administration has yet to actually compel the production of health supplies, insisting companies are cooperating voluntarily.
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When the lab, which operates in a building at Harvard Medical School, learned of the coronavirus outbreak in January, Dowling said, they sent an email to NIAID essentially asking if they could simply repurpose their flu contract for the coronavirus.
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White House documents referenced both the Stafford Act, which is designed to activate the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the National Emergencies Act, the same law he invoked last year to repurpose government funds for construction of a southern border.
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"China learned from prior coronavirus epidemics (SARS and MERS) to repurpose antiretroviral and antiviral medications for partial treatment of this newest global health scare," Dr. Sten Vermund, dean of the Yale School of Public Health, wrote for CNN last month.
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So for lead author of the study Gavin Harper, a researcher at the University of Birmingham, it might make more sense in some cases to recycle the batteries and repurpose those valuable materials into new manufacturing rather than reusing the batteries.
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If you've been anxiously waiting to use "Rhapsody in Blue" or black-and-white Harold Lloyd films, these—and thousands more works by creators who died in 20203—are now free to use, share, and repurpose in the public domain.
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Moreover, a proposal announced on June 14 by Mr. Guterres's office to repurpose $40.5 million in leftover money from the soon-to-be disbanded peacekeeping mission in Haiti for use in the cholera fight has faced strong resistance from other countries.
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So for me, it's neither an excess nor an imposition to put both of these practices into my own cooking, to make an outstanding risotto in the first place, and to repurpose it the following day in this completely delicious way.
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They often repurpose food from prepackaged meals and supplement it with food smuggled out of the kitchen or supply room, said Jeff Weisman, 46, who served time in the camp on mail fraud charges and worked in the kosher kitchen.
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So could we use — in some communities repurpose school kitchens or church kitchens and do some affordable, preheatable dinner for people when they really can't get dinner, and they are out of time and need to get something together fast.
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When the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, movies, songs, and books created in the United States in 1923—even beloved cartoons such as Felix the Cat—will be eligible for anyone to adapt, repurpose, or distribute as they please.
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If PUBG delivers the power fantasy of the super soldier, able to react and respond to anything, then Fortnite delivers the power fantasy of the super engineer, who can repurpose the materials of the world into something that will save their lives.
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The startup of the Shin Oak pipeline, expected in the second quarter of 2019, would provide Enterprise the option to divert NGL volumes from one of its existing NGL pipelines onto Shin Oak and repurpose the vacated NGL pipeline to crude oil service.
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If you've ever menstruated, you probably own a pair of "period panties" — aka, the underwear you first reach for when you're bleeding that'll make sure that you don't have to repurpose your cardigan into an apron at some point during the day.
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The Russian cover letter for the proposal sent to Dunford recommended the United States, Russia and Jordan repurpose a hub designed to monitor a 2017 ceasefire agreement "to form a joint committee to implement the reconstruction and refugee return plan," the memo said.
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The group wouldn't be the first to repurpose LinkedIn's data to target other companies: hackers have continued to use the data for nefarious purposes, either directly testing passwords to gain access to other services, or by presenting the logins as newly stolen information.
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Upcoming research by BNEF's advanced transportation team will suggest that by 20303 these second-life batteries could cost as little as $20160 per usable kilowatt-hour to repurpose, compared to the current new stationary battery price today of around $215 per kilowatt-hour.
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"I think we've done the right thing by the American market, by the U.S. consumer," Marchionne said, "... and I think we've addressed Mexican concerns" about production with plans to repurpose the company's Saltillo, Mexico, plant to build commercial vehicles for sale globally.
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Proliferating memes that originated on Tumblr, Vine, Instagram, and Reddit has allowed Twitter to essentially grow more meme-literate and sophisticated — which may, in turn, be enabling its users to go back in time, rediscover, and repurpose old memes for a new era.
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This past summer, I found myself traveling between the south end of San Francisco's Bayview Hunters Point district and West Oakland, to attend two very different events that were similar in their focus on city waste and the people who repurpose it.
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Click here to view original GIFArtist Constantine Zlatev, working with Kostadin Ilov, a computer scientist at UC Berkeley, has come up with a clever way to repurpose old weapons as candy dispensers so that they only pose a risk to a perfect smile.
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His practice draws inspiration from indigenous and non-Western musical traditions — including those of pre-Colombian, Afro-Carribbean, and Chicano cultures — which repurpose and rename objects as "important strategies for cultural survival for the conquered and oppressed," he writes in a catalogue essay.
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The Russian cover letter for the proposal sent to Dunford recommended the United States, Russia and Jordan repurpose a hub designed to monitor a 2017 ceasefire agreement "to form a joint committee to implement the reconstruction and refugee return plan," the memo said.
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People legitimately leave behind malware-infested USB sticks in public places, hoping you'll plug it into your machine, either because you want to see whose it is and try to return it, or you want to repurpose that piece of equipment for yourself.
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The colonists on the show also use an advanced version of a WAVAR machine — first theorized by scientists at the University of Washington in the 1990s — to extract humidity from the air and a 3D printer to repurpose Martian soil for building materials.
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Again, the purpose of this "rocket docket" is to incent private sector license holders to develop business plans—again, plans that they have the burden ultimately to demonstrate to be in the public interest—to repurpose current licenses for a higher-value use.
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Cities and towns aren't quite sure what to do with your plastic bags and These items, like many forms of plastic, often can't be recycled because they don't fetch a decent price or contain chemical properties that make them difficult to repurpose.
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While these were simply cuts to old funds that even Washington couldn't figure out how to spend, the fact is that Congress often uses these as slush funds it can cancel on its own and then repurpose for even higher spending elsewhere.
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In a Medium post, company CEO John Krafcik wrote that Waymo would repurpose an existing factory for use in constructing its fleet of self-driving cars, creating new manufacturing jobs in a city that has seen such plants shutter in recent years.
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Cashmere is already a renewable material, since goats don't have to be slaughtered to collect the wool, but Everlane managed to make it even more sustainable by partnering with an environmentally-conscious mill in Prato, Italy to collect and repurpose used cashmere.
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Burtov says all the parts that make up the GeoOrbital wheel are the same that other companies use to make e-bikes, his company just found a way to repurpose them into a package that can be retrofitted to almost any bike.
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Local institutions like the Los Angeles Conservancy have successfully tweaked this short-sighted mindset in favor of long-term preservation, but LA's own artistic community has been finding ways to repurpose historic buildings in new and creative ways as well, specifically through collaboration.
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But a White House official told The New York Post afterwards that Trump also utilized the National Emergencies Act to allow the Department of Health and Human Services to repurpose broad swaths of federal dollars used for programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.
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By asking the president to repurpose potential wall money to fund gun control, Schumer hopes to maintain the pressure on both Trump and Republican leaders, so momentum on the subject doesn't fizzle out like it has so many times in the past.
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Some restaurants even repurpose spaces that existed already — for instance, the St. Johns Theater & Pub in Portland, Oregon, was first built in 1905 for the World's Fair; now it serves up food and drinks in the pub and shows movies in the theater.
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Along with duet videos, which let users add their own videos next to an existing clip, TikTok's strategy of encouraging users to repurpose old videos to create new ones encouraged users to remix and reply to others, helping trends grow and evolve.
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Artists are meant to repurpose excess wealth to create something positive, he said, and while some institutions may be able to cope with major funding losses, he added, "they're not paying hundreds of salaries per performance" like orchestras and opera companies do.
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This is one reason why I want to try and repurpose many of the stores and malls that are now closing, because when retail districts close or, in particular, when a mall closes, it causes urban blight for blocks and blocks around.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) designed to improve background checks for gun purchases, as well as the separate "STOP School Violence Act," H.R. 4909 (115), which would repurpose a $50 million Justice Department program focused on school safety.
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The continuing strong performance by the iShares division highlights why BlackRock's chief executive, Laurence D. Fink, made the decision in March to close down and repurpose a number of the firm's sluggishly performing mutual funds that rely on individuals to pick stocks.
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Six of the 78 fusion centers across the United States are in Texas, and Abbott wants to repurpose them to help prevent the next school shooting by monitoring iWatch tips and using software to comb through teens' public social media for potential threats.
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Fearing that malls will become privatized spaces no longer open to the public, activists in suburbs all over the U.S. are vying to repurpose dead malls to create community centers, community colleges, and other spaces that would enhance public life in the suburbs.
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And on Monday, the Seattle Police Department announced it's finally found one: Officials worked with a local tech company to repurpose an app called RaveFacility, which provides information such as floorplans and contact numbers to emergency responders for places like school and business campuses.
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The good news ... I don't know what this particular form is going to take, but the good news is, history teaches us that every time that happens, the quality of the job that they move to and they get retrained to actually repurpose to, improves.
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The White House warned Congress in mid-May that it was running out of funds and would be forced to repurpose refugee funding "not necessary for the safety of human life, protection of property, or the immediate welfare of individuals" just to maintain basic care.
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The Star Wars franchise is famously interconnected — using films, books, comics, games, and toys to convey parts of a much larger, sprawling story — and its creators have historically raided the parts bin to repurpose design concepts, costumes, and even entire characters for other uses.
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Just like repurposing clothing items, I'd see the way my mom would repurpose food, like potatoes (mashed one night would magically turn into fried the next) or entrees with cheese (from tuna casserole to tuna casserole salad), and now follow suit as an adult.
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We have said that by 2025 we want to take all our healthcare modalities back from our customers, and then we can either give it a second life or we can harvest components from these systems and repurpose that technology for a second life.
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Before you jump into the discussion below with angry comments about how this BB-8's spherical body isn't a legitimate Lego component, Mark and James were actually clever enough to repurpose the plastic sphere that housed, and is part, of this Sebulba's Podracer set.
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The 2015 nuclear deal with Iran calls for the country to decrease its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98 percent, not produce uranium-235 enriched above 3.7 percent, and repurpose the facility it was building to create weapons grade Plutonium from naturally occurring uranium.
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Artist's concept of the Kepler Space Telescope, via NASA/Ames/JPL-CaltechNASA'S Kepler Space telescope might have gotten a new lease on life in 2014 when scientists figured out how to repurpose the damaged telescope, but it now appears that it's in trouble once again.
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Meow Wolf, named by members who pulled the two words from a hat at random, made waves last year when it announced that A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin helped them repurpose a former bowling alley into the 25,000 sq. ft.
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The legislation — which has been referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee for consideration — proposes the creation of a Domestic Terrorism Executive Committee to repurpose the counterterrorism framework established after 9/11 to combat far-right extremism and publish an annual report on domestic terrorism.
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Consisting of three movements scored mainly for solo soprano and strings, and libretti that repurpose folk texts concerning Polish religious culture and historical events, it's a post-modern, minimalist document of heart wrenching expressionism that calls for just under an hour of slow, mournful reflection.
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Meow Wolf, named by members who pulled the two words from a hat at random, made waves last year when it announced that A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin helped them repurpose a former bowling alley into the 25,000 sq. ft.
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Plus the app undeniably offers a super easy way to repurpose the raw material every single smartphone user has languishing on their camera rolls: photos, lots and lots of photos — turning what can be mundane shots into imagery that's at turns surreal and ethereal.
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The COFINA plaintiffs - which include local COFINA holder Jose Rodriguez Perello, as well as hedge funds like Cyrus Capital Partners LP and Tilden Park Capital Management - accuse Puerto Rico, Rossello and other officials of angling to repurpose the tax revenue earmarked to pay COFINA debt.
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Some build giant catapults or repurpose old bazookas to launch weed into the US, some dress their meth up to look like novelty dick candles, and others just strap a bunch of coke to their bodies and hope no one notices how lumpy they are.
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Four repurpose the seductive hues and open gestures of Color Field Painting, whether in the beautiful ceramic bowls of Beth Kaminstein, the painted hooked-rug tapestries of Liv Aanrud, the quasi-abstract still lifes of Daniel Herr or the vaguely Symbolist pastels of Paul Metrinko.
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The White House plans to redirect $3.6 billion in military construction funding toward the border project, and repurpose about $2.5 billion from the Defense Department's drug-interdiction program and another $600 million from the Treasury Department's asset-forfeiture fund through a separate executive action.
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The new setup will ensure that sound is not reflected from the palace facade back onto the stage, will cut costs by an estimated 60,20103 euros ($66,500) by allowing use of the building's electrical sockets and will repurpose the castle as an aesthetic backdrop.
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Glass brewers are more eco-friendly and skirt some concerns about being able to repurpose the container for drinks like tea without a lingering coffee taste, but plastic appeals to those looking for a cheap cold brew maker that they can handle without much care.
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To really nail this question, you should "share a story that is as close as possible to the job you are interviewing for, and that best showcases your strengths and approach to work, " says Aurora Meneghello, career coach and founder of Repurpose Your Purpose.
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The company today unveiled a number of updates that make it easier for brands and businesses of all sizes to advert ize on the platform, including a new uploading tool that lets marketers who already produce Instagram Stories to repurpose them as paid ads.
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The growing list of start-ups Pipeline Angels has helped support includes such diverse projects as: DayOne Response, which makes a water-purifying bag used at disaster-relief sites; Voz, a fair-trade, haute couture fashion brand; and Repurpose, which creates products from plants instead of petroleum.
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ALBANY, N.Y. – The success of New York City&aposs elevated park, the High Line, has inspired a slew of projects across the United States and internationally that repurpose rusting ribbons of steel and concrete as green space in hopes of rejuvenating neighborhoods or reclaiming overbuilt riverfronts.
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Use it for something elseWe've written before about some of the ways you can repurpose old gadgets, but it's worth remembering that almost any kind of device can be used for something else once it's gone past its sell by date (or even if it hasn't).
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It's the same basic idea: create or repurpose a story people love, build a deeper connection through an attraction, sell merchandise that lets them take the experience home, maybe create a blockbuster film franchise out of one of the rides, make a ton of cash, repeat.
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Upon entering the gallery, one encounters a desk bearing a neon PBR promotional sign and a bank of televisions that are running a loop of 8 GIFs, presumably intended for repurpose in the promotion of the beer brand following their debut in this fine art setting.
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It just goes to show that there are endless ways to repurpose old products that have been sitting around instead of just letting them gather dust — and sometimes, it can even mean turning them into something that looks way more expensive than what you started with.
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Lopez, a pop-culture legend in her own right, doesn't so much peel away the layers of her stardom as repurpose them, channeling her exuberant physicality and her quick-witted self-assurance into a performance that is finely calibrated in its realism and brazen in its theatrics.
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Some close allies are warning that this isn't enough — that Biden faces an existential threat in the attacks from Trump and that he must repurpose his campaign as a one-on-one fight against the president or risk becoming another in Trump's long list of political casualties.
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Ms. Churchill, 35, is a textile artist and author leery of waste and always on the lookout for fabric she can salvage and repurpose, and so she tore the soft pink sheets into strips and began stitching them into a garland that now embraces her holiday tree.
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In the age of the reboot, when we've grown used to living with the ghosts of IP past, it might be easy to miss how wild and oddly brave it is for two seasoned musicians to have rummaged through their teen oeuvre for material to repurpose.
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New York has plenty of company, of course, as universities worldwide, in hopes of imitating the success of Stanford, which has collected well over $22022 billion in royalties as innovations linked to its campus made their way into the market, build or repurpose their own facilities.
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It was on that trip that Cooper and Schulze first had the idea that led them to found 4Ocean, a for-profit business that pulls plastic and glass waste from oceans around the world in order to repurpose it by making bracelets out of those recycled materials.
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"As more people rely on faster and faster broadband and more capacity, that gave us a marvelous opportunity to make investments, to take the innovation machinery that our engineers and technology team have built and repurpose them partially to focus on innovation around broadband," Roberts said.
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An aide, David Wilhelm, suggested he repurpose something that had been working well on the trail: a refrain — credited to Neil Kinnock, the British Labour Party leader — about giving citizens "a platform upon which to stand," with anecdotes from Mr. Kinnock's family of Welsh coal miners.
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It's worth noting that the individual at the center of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Dr. Aleksandr Kogan, used his position as a University of Cambridge professor to develop the app he would later repurpose to collect data on some 87 million Facebook users for Cambridge Analytica's political influence campaigns.
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Even if you're not using the laptop or desktop as your main machine any more, you can still repurpose it as a laptop for the kids, or as a handy computer for the road, or as a media center serving the rest of the house with music and video.
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Over the course of the week, I donated 75% of my clothing, I learned new ways to repurpose the same item (did you know you could wear a button-down shirt as a skirt?), and I even got to put my mom's vintage little black dress to good use.
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Hannah Sawtell: I was thinking about use of the word "plus" and what it would mean to present "plus" as a suggestion of my work being sometimes made up of collaborations or negotiations with others, to repurpose "plus" away from what could feel a cynical or disingenuous promise.
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Take the internals of the PS Vita, a powerful yet underperforming handheld games console, and repurpose them for a tiny set-top box that could take on the Apple TV and Roku for video services, all the while offering compatibility with PlayStation, PSP, and Vita games on top.
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Celebs and real women alike love the brand's classic-cool styles, ease of wear (the simplicity means you can add accessories for a totally new look, without having to splurge on an entirely new maternity wardrobe) and ability to repurpose them post-baby as chic, easy oversized apparel.
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For Ant and its investors, a successful transition is not guaranteed, as the company still has to figure out how to repurpose its advanced technology capabilities - which range from blockchain and artificial intelligence to security and cloud computing ΓÇô for services tailored for customers like banks, the sources said.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has rejected Novartis's bid to repurpose a drug now approved for rare inflammatory diseases to be used in a group of heart attack survivors, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.
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Day care can be great for families (again, for the record, our own kids have been in wonderful programs), and to repurpose Strain's line, the good things about family life that social conservatives rightly celebrate are perfectly compatible with pre-K and nursery school and early-childhood care.
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The allocations were sent to Congress as a notification rather than a request, because the administration believes it has the authority to repurpose these funds after Congress did not pass more funding for ICE detention beds as part of an emergency funding bill for the southwest border in June.
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"If you upload content from multiple sources or repurpose existing content, you may still be eligible for YPP [YouTube's Partner Program] so long as you're contributing to the value of that content in some way," a YouTube employee wrote in a thread on YouTube's forums at the time.
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Her instincts are, in general, excellent — she is Selin, more or less — save the odd, unhappy decision to repurpose details, characters, conversations and even whole scenes from her previous book: judging a beauty contest of boys' legs at a Hungarian summer camp, being given chase by a wild dog.
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While some artists in this show have never exhibited outside of Haiti — such as the talented Katelyne Alexis, whose macabre sculptures repurpose severed doll parts pulled from the debris left by the earthquake — PÒTOPRENS is not categorically a survey of artists previously excluded from the international art scene.
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The decision to repurpose X-rays into records was a logical one: the government had ordered all hospitals in the USSR to discard their film after one year as they were flammable, so bootleggers simply got their hands on this readily available plastic trash and transformed it into LPs.
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Huawei remains under a cloud of security suspicion attached to its relationship with the Chinese state, which in 2017 passed legislation that gives authorities more direct control over the operations of internet-based companies — leading to fears it could repurpose network kit supplied by Huawei as a conduit for foreign spying.
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"On this 100th anniversary of Veterans Day, we are so proud to celebrate our nation's veterans and we are grateful for the support that has helped Sword & Plough donate over $100,000 to veteran organizations, help support over 75 veteran jobs, and repurpose over 30,000 pounds of military surplus," Emily says.
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In this way, Recology AIR participants are valued for their artistic contributions and for their educational function — they're meant to inspire visitors to repurpose or upcycle their own trash in creative and unexpected ways, or at least bring their nicer disposables to Recology for the artists to find and play with.
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We can only hope that initiatives like Lush's newest campaign will open people's eyes to the avoidable, yet permanent, damage that we're doing to our oceans and inspire new ideas on how to simultaneously cut down on the waste we're producing while also finding ways to repurpose what currently exists.
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Let us not forget, President Trump, before running for office, entered into just such an arrangement to renew, repurpose, and revitalize the Old Post Office building in downtown Washington, removing blight and employing thousands in the development and operation of a facility formerly costing the government millions in underutilized space.
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Standing nearly 10 feet tall and weighing up to 1,000 pounds — or so researchers believed — this flightless cousin of the ostrich went extinct in the 17th century, thanks in part to humans stealing their massive eggs, either to feed their own families or to repurpose them as giant rum flasks.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, dismissed the request as "too little too late," calling President Donald Trump's move to repurpose Ebola funding "indicative of his towering incompetence and further proof that he and his administration aren't taking the coronavirus crisis as seriously as they need to be.
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The nature of Local Campaigns is such that it's easy for advertisers to repurpose existing social media assets and coupons for Google Maps ads and run them across other parts of Google's ecosystem like search, YouTube, and its Display Network, said Julia Clark, director of paid search at digital agency Jellyfish.
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As with so many other female celebrities, if you listen closely to an interview that's long enough, you can sense a particular sort of exhaustion — one that stems from the labor of trying to live your life in constant awareness of the ways others will misinterpret, repurpose, or otherwise appropriate its parts.
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So we don't actually know yet if this is something like AT&T's fake "5G Evolution" network, which saw the company repurpose existing technology from the LTE-Advanced and LTE-Advanced Pro standards in the name of higher speeds, or an actual, real 5G deployment of technology from the actual 5G NR standard.
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Fortunately, the steady pace of disclosures from the civil case against Trump University—including testimony from Trump employees who say his business-education program scammed the vulnerable out of tens of thousands of dollars a head—provides Democrats a way to repurpose the Romney strategy against a very different kind of foe.
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Here is the best disposable drinkware you can buy:Best disposable cup on a budget: Hefty Disposable CupsBest disposable drinkware for the environment: Repurpose Compostable Cold CupsBest disposable coffee cup: Avant Grub Disposable Coffee Cups and LidsBest disposable cold drink glass: Munfix Gold-Rimmed Plastic CupsBest disposable champagne flute: Precisely Plastic Champagne Flutes
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It's like looking far off in the distance and instead of seeing an amorphous blob on the horizon, there's a six-string slinging dude, maybe wearing a cowboy hat and slugging back the last two sips of a bottle of cheap beer that he'll repurpose as a slide in just a few moments.
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If you look at my studio, I just take found objects and then I repurpose them so they can have a meaning, and they look like hopefully interesting objects to look at, but deep down inside, it's all from the way I look at the world and how colors speak to me.
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Founded in 2019 by Liza Lubell, a longtime floral events designer who had become disillusioned with the amount of waste that she and her peers were creating, the for-profit company contracts with event organizers and corporations to repurpose, recycle, upcycle and compost flower arrangements and the props that come with them.
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A small, devastating collection of handmade greeting cards from gulag camps — one for Easter depicts a baby chick breaking free of its shell, with a chain around its neck — prefigures the envelope art of today: Both seem made to be sent to loved ones, and both repurpose generic imagery for personal expression.
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The Pentagon has promised not to tap into military housing funds as it seeks to repurpose Department of Defense money for a potential border wall and all three service secretaries said Thursday they are confident the administration will honor that pledge, though they acknowledged that the final decision is not theirs to make.
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Both the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) and Congress have been working hard to bring additional spectrum to market, through auctions and rules at the FCC and the bipartisan, bicameral SPECTRUM NOW Act in Congress, which would provide Federal agencies with resources to potentially repurpose a significant amount of spectrum for commercial use.
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Style and character are fused in the towheaded person of Zaja (Shree Crooks), who alternately wears a boiler suit and a gas mask ("She has this fascination with genocide," Ms. Hoffman said matter-of-factly) and, at other times, a bobcat hat made from roadkill, which the designer had an Etsy vendor stitch and repurpose.
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The popular high point for VR so far has probably come via low budget mobile VR — aka, cheap and cheerful headsets such as the Samsung Gear VR or Google's fold-it-yourself Cardboard which lets smartphone owners repurpose their mobile as a basic (so underpowered) virtual reality viewer by slotting it into a frame.
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"There has been close to no introspection in the G.O.P. conference and really no coming to grips with the shifting demographics that get to why we lost those seats," said Representative Elise Stefanik, an upstate New York Republican who is planning to repurpose her political action committee to help Republican women win primaries in 2020.
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Mann, who won a Fulbright to Taiwan and learned paper-making in India, guides these elements through accident and design into a precarious balance of harmony and clangor, an empire of the senses (to repurpose the title of Nagisa Ōshima's transgressive '70s exercise in erotic cinema) where seduction vies with firepower as the weapon of choice.
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They include modularity, the ability to manipulate, rearrange, and/or substitute digitized parts of a larger whole without disrupting or destroying that whole; modifiability, the ability to repurpose and reappropriate aspects of an existing project toward some new end; archivability, the ability to replicate and store existing data; and accessibility, the ability to categorize and search for tagged content.
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But in one of the Oak View Group's trade magazines, they discovered this: OVG seeks to negotiate a deal with the city to repurpose some of the tax revenue collected each year on admissions, retail sales, parking, and the leasehold excise taxes they would pay in lieu of property taxes for use of a private building on public lands.
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Two separate reports—one by the Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General (OIG), and the other by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA)—painted a bleak picture of both departments' use of the practice, which allows federal law enforcement to seize, keep, and repurpose assets on the suspicion that they're involved in criminal activity.
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"It's worth singling out Secretary Clinton's proposals on making investments in computer science and STEM education, the need to safeguard the free flow of information across borders, the critical importance of cybersecurity at home and abroad, as well as the need to reallocate and repurpose radio spectrum for broadband and WiFi," said TechNet president Linda Moore in a statement.
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As New York evolved over the decades, the subway was the one constant, the very thing that made it possible to repurpose 803th-century factories and warehouses as offices or condominiums, or to reimagine a two-mile spit of land between Manhattan and Queens that once housed a smallpox hospital as a high-tech university hub.
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I was fascinated by his plan to repurpose space-age-era NASA and military-surplus components to bring the land speed record back to the US from the UK. He, in turn, was fascinated by daredevils, from Evel Knievel to Annie Edson Taylor, the retired schoolteacher who plunged down Niagara Falls inside a barrel in 22.8.
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At the same time, Mr. Cuomo retained his penchant for higher-priced infrastructure projects, proposing to invest $300 million to repurpose the Erie Canal to attract tourists, $28.83 million to build a drone facility upstate and an unspecified sum on an ambitious plan to revamp Penn Station to accommodate an additional 175,000 riders by building eight new tracks.
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This is reminiscent of New York's Spring/Break Art Fair occupying the empty hallways of Moynihan Station, Red Bull's residency in Detroit, and other efforts to repurpose unused spaces with art.. They welcomed artists from all over the country to live in the derelict space for two months, creating works that react to the neglected walls and dirt-encrusted floors.
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The ad hoc patchwork Tal R used to create these large canvases on site —including one made of discarded sails from a cargo ship upon which he traveled to the North Pole — the symbols that punctuate them, and the primitive rendering of the subjects all jive with Detroit, a city that has, for decades, visually rejuvenated itself through adaptation and repurpose.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Friday that top Pentagon brass supported his idea to repurpose military construction funds to help build his long-promised wall along the southern border.
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You can think of this "digital dossier" creation strategy as the "holiday card" rule of thumb: if you wouldn't put it in hard copy and mail it to a few hundred people in your life for display on their refrigerators, don't put it on the internet for thousands of people in, near, or outside of your life to repurpose and display indiscriminately.
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Located in the Wynwood neighborhood, now a trendy arts district and home to the Rubells' 40,1980-square-foot museum for the last two decades, the crowded warehouse where Young lived and worked brimmed with more than 3,000 paintings on slabs of wood, scraps of cardboard, unhinged doors, yellowed ledger books, and any other material the artist could repurpose from his urban bicycle trips.
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As a WHO expert told Vox's Julia Belluz recently, China — which actually relies on commercial health insurance much like the US — had the government start covering the cost for Covid-19 care so patients wouldn't have to pay: China took a whole bunch of steps when they realized they had to repurpose big chunks of their hospital systems to [respond to the outbreak].
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"The executives at these companies decided, if we could have some gay content in a movie that could run on Here TV that would satisfy our subscribers that are expecting gay content, but we could also repurpose it and do a quote-unquote straight version and try to sell that to Lifetime or those types of networks, that would be beneficial," he said.
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In bar-mitzvah footage included in his video "Forest Hills State of Mind," from 2010, in which he and Rachel Dratch repurpose the Jay Z and Alicia Keys hit ("I moved out of Forest Hills / Goodbye Shlomos / I live in Manhattan / with all the other homos"), Eichner is giggly, a bit chubby; he poses with a bustier-wearing cardboard Madonna.
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Throughout her practice, Japanese American artist Mika Tajima, a research-based practitioner, has been concerned with the conditioning rather than the conditions of modern life — conditioning understood as unnatural and distinct from human nature — investigating the way technology-driven artifacts have served to repurpose human relations and the extent to which this kind of social engineering is identical to the configuration of our habitat.
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You could put in, let's say, an extra 10 hours a week of your time making sure your own house is absolutely garbage-neutral: you take the time to use reusable bags, buy nothing that generates waste or packaging, repurpose any waste you do generate you into fashionable clothes for your children like a discarded-frozen-fruit-bag vest, you compost, the whole nine.
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"I object to the use of funds for that purpose because the Department has provided no substantiation for a claim that this transfer is necessary due to 'extraordinary circumstances that imminently threaten the safety of human life or the protection of property,'" Roybal-Allard said, referring to a provision that would allow DHS to repurpose funds at this point in the budget cycle without notifying Congress. Sen.
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When seasons change and you find yourself itching for a new frock or two, you can go one of a few routes: log onto that aspirational designer website and start compiling your wish list, crossing your fingers that the objects of your sartorial lust will stick around until sale season; or turn to your closet and see what you can repurpose to satisfy your urge for newness.
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With strong bipartisan support, the House voted 407-10 to pass the STOP School Violence Act, H.R. 4909 (115), which will repurpose a program focused on school violence prevention for grants administered by the Department of Justice to fund training and other initiatives intended to enhance school safety, including physical improvements such as metal detectors, stronger locks, and emergency notification and response technologies for schools to notify law enforcement of emergencies.
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Republican lawmakers are skeptical of a plan floated by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to have the military build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border or repurpose defense funds to pay for it.
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Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderPoll: Majority of independent voters want GOP to retain control of Senate in 85033 Hispanic Democrats release priorities for education bill GOP battens down the hatches after release of Trump whistleblower complaint MORE (R-Tenn.), a Senate institutionalist who voted on Wednesday for a resolution disapproving of Trump's efforts to repurpose military funding to pay for a border wall, said he wants to wait and see what else develops.
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Read more: I used my parents' best money advice when I got married, bought a house, and changed careers, and I'll keep using it for the rest of my lifeThe main ways that I combat lifestyle creep is by consciously focusing on what makes what I already have good enough, keeping track of past behavior to make sure my spending is in the same ballpark, and finding ways to cleverly repurpose things and save money, since that brings me joy.
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While there's no shortage of players hoping to take a slice of the edtech market — schools in the U.K. spend some £900 million a year on education technology — Firefly reckons it can stand out in a crowded and competitive space by focusing on usability/ease of use; and by having a feature set that caters to schools' specific needs rather than trying to repurpose a feature-laden business or university learning platform for the schools market (as they argue some rivals do).
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Oculus&aposs Cord-Free VR System Is About to Be Controller-Free, TooThe Oculus Quest has been out for a few months, and while Mark Zuckerberg told the crowd at Oculus…Read more ReadIt sounds like Facebook and Oculus drew a lot of inspiration from Spielberg's and Ernest Cline's Ready Player One, but Horizon is less about photo-realism with a side of uncanny valley, and more like a virtual cartoon world that inspires players to repurpose their Minecraft skills.
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Yet it remains the more outlandish and idiosyncratic designs that mark Ms. Bode as an American original since, after all, it requires a particular kind of gumption to create men's wear inspired by one's interest in collecting cardboard milk bottle caps and old pennies (both of which the designer inserted into transparent PVC raincoats stitched up in grids); turn woolly stuffed animals into slippers; imprint monochrome images of baseball cards on shirts; and repurpose a flea market tablecloth find as a jacket embroidered with a map of Robinson Crusoe's island.
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