Those videos aren't "repurposed from TV or repurposed from the internet," Spiegel explained.
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In 1891, tattoo artist Samuel O'Reilly repurposed it for tattooing.
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New technology will just be repurposed to make things worse.
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Those dedidacted AI chips should perform better than repurposed GPUs.
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Glee repurposed the variety show into a narrative series format.
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The spectrum will be repurposed for LTE, which is better.
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Everything else was unfortunately repurposed for the Citadel of Qaitbay.
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For instance, some of the repurposed Post articles are shortened.
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It is not clear who first repurposed the ad. pic.twitter.
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Foreign hackers likely repurposed it for their own snooping needs.
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It's hate worn down into resignation, disgust repurposed as calculation.
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NEW MILFORD "Found," group show with art from repurposed materials.
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The first is full of repurposed old school rap beats.
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Are there any more of our faves that he's repurposed?
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It was a once illustrious vessel that was being repurposed.
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Writing simply doesn't pay enough to write repurposed ad copy.
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Westlake even repurposed some of his weekend plots as novels.
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Other buildings got repurposed to support more coronavirus patients, too.
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Other electronics were destroyed and then repurposed into functional objects.
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A hearse, repurposed as a taxi, happened to drive by.
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In dynastic Egypt, pharaohs defaced or repurposed images of predecessors.
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Because they repurposed materials, that project only cost them $46.
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Foreign hackers likely repurposed it for their own snooping purposes.
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Each sweater is made of 70% repurposed, regenerated cashmere clippings.
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Other buildings, which are listed for preservation, are being repurposed.
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According to current zoning, it cannot be repurposed for housing.
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In this show found and repurposed objects will be key.
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Repurposed industrial sites have become common in the past decade.
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She repurposed old photos she had shot at wedding ceremonies.
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They were probably too busy disinfecting a repurposed dildo or something.
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Many more have been repurposed from articles already published on Ivankatrump.com.
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School buses, when villages have them, are often repurposed dump trucks.
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Biologists have now repurposed CRISPR as a technology to edit genomes.
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But Kanye exists, maybe ironically, as source material to be repurposed.
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Instead, that peek of lace came courtesy of a repurposed thong.
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Which was the Ranger spacecraft repurposed to go Venus and Mars.
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Tumblr could also be repurposed into a "your internet homepage" platform.
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Centuries later, the nurses of World War I repurposed cellulose bandages.
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It also seemed that many of the shops had been repurposed.
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But it feels like what it is: a repurposed logging road.
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Another 275 women were living in repurposed Army tents, he said.
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You might assume they're repurposed mascot costumes—but you'd be wrong.
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The buzzer is repurposed as if it were a prison bell.
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Numerous artists have repurposed his work, including Busta Rhymes, Run-D.
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I'm wearing a repurposed piece, from a collection with Lilah Horwitz.
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Repurposed, trendy light fixtures help link the old and new spaces.
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The state of play: Many of these malls have been repurposed.
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I never erase things completely, because they might be repurposed later.
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She is continuing chemotherapy and continues to search for repurposed drugs.
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"Then that dragon was kind of repurposed for coasters," Colombo said.
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Those first inflicted are transported by the government to a repurposed asylum.
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With the Soviet threat eliminated, NATO should have been at least repurposed.
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Repurposed drugs must be tested principally for effectiveness against the new disease.
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He wants all new stores to be built in repurposed shipping containers.
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But there's no reason these strains can't be repurposed for recreational use.
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Photoville's exhibits are built using repurposed shipping containers on the Brooklyn Waterfront.
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There, they were turned into forms to be repurposed by plastic manufacturers.
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A pub, for instance, has been repurposed as an emergency response center.
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She had just leaped from a car door repurposed as a springboard.
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If anything, the system should be shored up, not repurposed or depleted.
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As of June 2019, it has repurposed more than 32 million bottles.
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The board, a repurposed old door, came from one of two houses.
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Last year, the building was repurposed as the entryway for a hotel.
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But for now, Blockchains is empty land and a repurposed office building.
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Years later, Ms. Krantz cheerfully repurposed them for one of her novels.
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Mung beans are repurposed into sweet halwa, swollen with ghee and cardamom.
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Some discard items that ought to be repurposed through a thrift shop.
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It is going to be repurposed into a hut for baby nursing.
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Two in the vicinity of the 119th Street gatehouse have been repurposed.
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Some will be repurposed — as housing, satellite college campuses, medical centers, megachurches.
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Some of the Olympic venues were repurposed and used as military facilities.
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Rooms feel like woodsy cabins with repurposed horse troughs used as bathtubs.
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Thus neurons convened into a "chemo-electrical storm of repurposed signaling" — brains.
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TikTok is also a good place for older songs to get repurposed.
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In a repurposed barn, young professionals faced off in competitive Ping-Pong.
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The state and city don't require bulky construction materials to be repurposed.
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It's more than just repurposed content — it's a collaboration with the past.
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Idea after idea is borrowed and repurposed to make a new world.
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They also claim that Forever 21 has been selling "repurposed adidas" pieces.
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Some items survive today in private collections; others were repurposed as scrap.
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The structure will later be repurposed for the construction of a house.
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Rio goes further still with structures that can be removed, rebuilt, and repurposed.
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But these days, most people encounter them only when they've been comedically repurposed.
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One figure holds a knife and shows off a grin of repurposed teeth.
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Much of the money for combatting Zika has been repurposed from existing funds.
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One game, repurposed from their Miami pop-up Exhibition, is called Surfin' Safari.
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For web browsing I've repurposed the Chrome extension Unspoiler for my election filter.
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That work consisted of scrappy, feral bird carcasses fashioned from old, repurposed clothing.
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It's about Thanksgiving dinner but can totally be repurposed for the festive period.
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Dental dams actually began as surgical tools, and were repurposed for safe sex.
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The Otomi hadn't just repurposed Christian imagery; they'd replaced it with their own.
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Repurposed, she thought, isn't that the word the kids keep saying these days?
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As of this writing, Rothy's has repurposed more than 30 million water bottles.
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These are things that were repurposed, brought back, or started way before 2018.
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Bots are now targeting Angela Merkel—many of them repurposed pro-Trump accounts.
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So they seeded companies that repurposed technologies built for war to everyday life.
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But if they don't disappear from rooms, bottles left behind are often repurposed.
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Some of them had recently, symbolically, been repurposed into luxury hotels and cafes.
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Another repurposed space, The Atlantic — located in an old gas station — definitely impressed.
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When she had emptied it, she repurposed the cup as a dunce cap.
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Fewer than half of the schools that closed last year have been repurposed.
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In other cases, nonpolitical social media accounts were repurposed for coordinated anti-U.
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For Taymour's part, the majority of the clothes were made from repurposed materials.
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Striker Diego Costa, revitalized and repurposed up front, pinpoints Conte's more human touch.
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Mr. McConnell's coda has already been repurposed as a sort of rallying cry.
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They repurposed a Japanese 2-D printer to decorate the flip-flops' soles.
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It was originally researched to treat hypertension and then repurposed to treat angina.
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She carried with her a sound system in a repurposed cat litter box.
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A lot of camping gear can be repurposed as emergency gear as well.
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Called Reformation, it sold stylish secondhand items or garments made from repurposed materials.
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But there is ample evidence that moviegoers do not like repurposed TV shows.
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And doctrines advocated by one side can unexpectedly be repurposed by the other.
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Francis repurposed the message as an appeal for hospitality to the world's forsaken.
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Companies selling spyware to governments that's just repurposed or recycled code isn't unprecedented.
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While the squabbling continues in Washington our intelligence professionals toil away in repurposed World War II era buildings that are literally being held together with duct tape in some cases and our Allies are working out of repurposed shipping containers.
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Other film sets use entirely decommissioned firearms that have been repurposed as production weapons.
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They are historically integral to neighborhoods, anchoring communities, often even after they've been repurposed.
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They have been rapidly repurposed to serve needs of children including some under 5.
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Great news, everyone: Donald Trump has repurposed a red button on the Resolute Desk.
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When the oil fields were exhausted, the well was repurposed as a storage site.
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WITH WELLS FARGO, BECAUSE THEY REPURPOSED SHARES, WE ACTUALLY OWN SLIGHTLY MORE THAN 200%.
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According to TMZ, the gang has repurposed an "adult" doll to look like Sammi.
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In March 2018, however, this viral tweet repurposed the meme by replacing its elements.
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Predictably, this already questionable approach to monetization has already been repurposed by malicious actors.
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The cutting wheel is made from a repurposed bottle cap and a pen refill.
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In America Mr Bloom agrees that relabelling will encourage the usage of repurposed drugs.
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Essentially, it was originally a meme that was repurposed by someone into a hoax.
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Hadid's designs repurposed an old fire station into a new headquarters for the port.
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The traded-in phones are repurposed, either as refurbished models or as spare parts.
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Current migraines treatments are mostly repurposed generic drugs including anti-depressants and hypertension medicines.
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It was originally built in the 1980s but was recently repurposed to form SNO+.
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Large buildings will be repurposed into markets and micro-retail will replace maxi-retail.
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Hasan Mohammad records details about the bodies in a repurposed day planner from 2012.
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Current migraine treatments are mostly repurposed generic drugs including anti-depressants and hypertension medicines.
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The information could be sold to marketers, or otherwise repurposed to turn a profit.
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These were all repurposed from Post articles, which prompts the question: Why these articles?
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The abundant accumulation features translucent abstractions, layers of pattern applied to repurposed x-rays.
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So many things we just have laying around can be repurposed as cleaning tools.
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But historically, they were regularly repurposed to provide comfort or insight for new challenges.
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More or less by accident, Lackner had discovered that the beads could be repurposed.
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Some people repurposed them as gurneys, using them to carrying the injured to safety.
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About $100 million of the administration's Ebola fund would also be repurposed for Zika.
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In the cities, palaces and bourgeois residences were occupied and repurposed as community institutions.
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This land could be repurposed as green space, parks, housing or new commercial centers.
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But those tweets have already been popped off, and a Gaga song already repurposed.
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Each pair is made from approximately five once-loved, now-repurposed cotton T-shirts.
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The home's pub features a bar that was repurposed from a decommissioned British tavern.
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It's clear that the products for sale aren't just haphazardly repurposed from trade-ins.
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Schultz's departure letter to Starbucks employees could certainly be repurposed as a campaign launch.
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On the floor, a ceiling fixture bought in Morocco and repurposed as an object.
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Some were repurposed as hotels; others became museums, housing developments and general intake hospitals.
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Some spaces have been repurposed as classrooms where the occupants learn English and Italian.
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It's just, they've now been repurposed for — instead of storing goods, they're storing people.
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A Bulova watchcase factory, shuttered in 21, has been repurposed as condominiums and townhouses.
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Autonomous cars could be rerouted, doors unlocked, and home appliances repurposed as eavesdropping devices.
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Do you think the repurposed Legos can serve as the bridge she talks about?
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Can technologies so deeply entwined with habitat loss be repurposed as solutions toward conservation?
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What can't be recycled or repurposed is often dumped into landfills and set on fire.
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Portions of the magic carpet have been repurposed and used in Model 3 general assembly.
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No matter the thread count, bed sheets can always be repurposed into powerful ladder substitutes.
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Though some parts are destined for recycling centers and scrap yards, others are being repurposed.
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Our current shelter system is a hodgepodge of repurposed manufacturing sites and rickety apartment buildings.
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Now, it seems, the company has repurposed the brand (and URL) for its new business.
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Portions of the magic carpet have been repurposed and used in Model 2410 general assembly.
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Some, like those being repurposed by the de Blasio administration, are on city-owned property.
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So far, we've seen the protomolecule used as a weapon that's been repurposed by humanity.
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The repurposed shoe rack Bea transforms into a hanging cubby for beauty products and hairdryers.
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The set we were visiting was in an aircraft hangar repurposed as a massive soundstage.
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A number of vehicles, including repurposed military trucks, were available in case evacuations are needed.
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Pan's repurposed DIY cerebro helmet has a circuit board from a remote-controlled toy car.
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Now, authorities want those displaced by their eviction efforts to live in repurposed shipping containers.
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In many parts of New England, repurposed mills and factories are bolstering long-struggling communities.
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The mathematical sign for "not equal" has been repurposed as a statement against racial equality.
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Promsvyazbank kept its good assets and was repurposed as a bank for the defense sector.
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"The suggestion that repurposed Ebola funds are sitting unused is misleading," the HHS official said.
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The dining room had been repurposed during the Obama administration, which cited its unnecessary expense.
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In lieu of a closet, clothing is hung on what look like repurposed plumbing pipes.
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We filed onto a repurposed school bus painted white, photographers gravitating to every window seat.
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In this digital, stored and repurposed age, certain live events are more popular than ever.
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Beane could swap those pitchers, repurposed as lights-out relievers, for younger and cheaper players.
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Scroll to see how a 1933 church can be repurposed for a 2019 tech company.
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The Mexican plant will be "repurposed to produce future commercial vehicles" for sale global markets.
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It's regularly repurposed as a linguistic crutch when an individual's gender is unknown or irrelevant.
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" Of her repurposed McQueen gown, the comedienne said: "It makes me feel like a goddess.
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Others are repurposed in less expected ways, becoming hotels, recording studios, and even summer camps.
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He prefers to amplify the ancient while seamlessly juxtaposing it with the new and repurposed.
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These elements could then be repurposed into brand new electronics with a plasma jet printer.
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Who in their right mind wants to live in a parking garage — repurposed or not?
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Kendler's repurposed and mostly invisible library combines aesthetic and conceptual suggestiveness with practical ecological touches.
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Some are repurposed or spare parts from other missions, like the Lunar Surface Electromagnetics Experiment.
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Much of the older fencing is made from repurposed Vietnam War-era helicopter landing mats.
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That means transportation jets and other aircraft will have to be repurposed from other assignments.
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And because gravity is everywhere, these sensors can be repurposed for a variety of applications.
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It's a fun watch because it shows how iPhone hardware can be repurposed and upcycled.
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Nvidia, which repurposed existing chips instead of starting from scratch, had a big head start.
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Bookcases were repurposed to hold jars, stones and seed catalogs in Ms. Gallant's gardening room.
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A place whose history stretches back to the 22s is full of old, repurposed buildings.
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Wood and other materials found in the basement were repurposed and integrated into the renovation.
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Shows held in generic repurposed industrial spaces could have taken place in any city, anywhere.
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Now, researchers in China are racing to launch more systematic tests of these repurposed medicines.
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Cotopaxi also puts out a Repurposed Collection of limited-edition gear made out of scraps.
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In Detroit, an old iron spiral staircase in the former industrial building will be repurposed.
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Maybe pulled pork is for sandwiches one day, and then repurposed for burritos or nachos.
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It's possible the trolls bought several already-popular Pages and then repurposed them for propaganda.
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In "Body Sketches," participants can hand-draw patterns that are repurposed to create virtual costumes.
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El Anatsui's celebrated sculptures perform nigh-alchemical transformations upon repurposed waste metals, woods, and clays.
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They work in minimalism, abstraction, updated readymade-like sculptures, and repurposed and altered found objects.
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The IRS' data can be repurposed for identifying households eligible for automatic enrollment into insurance.
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Relectrify tech also allows large batteries from electric cars — including Tesla's wildly popular offerings — to be repurposed after they are no longer reliable enough for use in EVs, opening up an enormous pool of second-hand batteries to be repurposed for growing microgrid storage demand.
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He ended up with a meme that has been repurposed hundreds, if not thousands, of times.
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SROs abound, as do repurposed factories now studded with startups; above and around them, condominiums bloom.
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The series is designed to portray historical female warriors, but the canvases are literally repurposed trash.
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Taut, incredibly shiny party balloons are repurposed to form the foundation of modern-day mythological busts.
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The coming influx of repurposed YouTube videos could drive more creators and their fans to IGTV.
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Fortunately, Bithell has also created a structure that could be refined and repurposed for new games.
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But really, it's just about the face, which the internet diligently repurposed into every scenario imaginable.
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Is it the wonder of observing an artificial space repurposed by nature for its own good?
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We repurposed the travel top from yesterday for a maximal, graphic combo that speaks for itself.
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Two pieces by Simon Denny similarly repurposed informational content from the tech industry, specifically the Zappos.
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The Gateway Pundit repurposed Moore's post into an article which has begun to spread on Facebook.
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Its first lab, which was created five years ago, was housed in a repurposed mail room.
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It has been printed on T-shirts, repurposed by artists, even plastered onto cell phone cases.
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"Now greenhouses which were originally built for cucumbers are being repurposed for tomatoes," Korolyov told Reuters.
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The Facebook posts have been liked over 20,000 times and probably repurposed for countless phone backgrounds.
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In mods, filled with repurposed assets and hybridized content, these games gained life of their own.
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That's plenty, though, and his few seconds of screen time were quickly repurposed for internet humor.
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Another repurposed Mr. Trump's own "unifier" audio over video showing violence and protests at his rallies.
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Her atelier is a light-filled loft in a repurposed warehouse overlooking Amsterdam's old lumber port.
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Myths are not just handed down in unchanging fashion; they are repurposed, tweaked, and sometimes inverted.
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Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, even repurposed Mr. Cruz's words into a plea for unity.
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F.Y.I. Q. Old movie houses don't die; they're repurposed as drugstores, clinics, even houses of worship.
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An antique dresser was repurposed for a vanity in the bathroom, which has a heated floor.
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Blue Apple is an eco-friendly boutique hotel with just 10 rooms built using repurposed materials.
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Charlie has the horror-movie-child hobby of making small, disturbing sculptures from repurposed household materials.
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One of the regimens is called CUSP9 and includes nine repurposed drugs, including the antidepressant sertraline.
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In March 211, for instance, he repurposed them for a concert by the pianist Philippe Entremont.
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Mr. Lee softened the look with cedar doors and headboards of repurposed barn wood, locally sourced.
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Instead, this storefront bottle shop sells its mezcal in repurposed Coca-Cola bottles with peeling labels.
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All containers are minimally labeled so they can be reused and repurposed, rather than disposed of.
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Violence does not need to be constantly repurposed, reproduced, and consumed; it needs to be stopped.
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The front door opens to a foyer paved in brick repurposed from an old factory building.
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Here are some of the existing drugs that may be repurposed to treat coronavirus Former Rep.
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Rooms are furnished using repurposed and recycled materials and leave you feeling fulfilled, refreshed, and rejuvenated.
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"The TV studios in those days were radio studios that had been repurposed," Mr. Nedeff said.
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In the eloquence expressed, for example, in a collection made from largely repurposed fabrics and materials.
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Sizable and eye-catching, it has been repurposed as a mobile get-out-the-vote unit.
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The ready-made, an industrially manufactured object repurposed as art, was popular in the 22018th century.
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Since its launch in 2016, the company says it has repurposed almost 50 million water bottles.
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New carbon sequestering concepts crop up every day, from powders to pebbles to repurposed AC units.
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Or a strain of tax refund scam can be repurposed to defraud employees of escort services.
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Thus liberated, they were then absorbed into the ear and repurposed to enhance the animal's hearing.
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And at the very end of the mix is a repurposed holiday greeting from the Obamas.
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Sprint, meanwhile, repurposed some of the "mid-band" spectrum it uses for 4G to provide 5G.
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Rather, these decades of stories are now being, in part, being repurposed and re-used when applicable.
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The interview was repurposed by Hillary Clinton's campaign in an ad that blasted Trump for the outsourcing.
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Artists come together to discuss Nari Ward's repurposed objects as a reflection of place, culture, and identity.
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In a recycling facility, plastic gets melted down and turned into pellets that are sold and repurposed.
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The Stanley is a repurposed airline hangar that has been converted into a mall and event space.
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"For me, these everyday materials repurposed into art materials are alchemical and are about movement," she explains.
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Two semi-randomly selected teams compete for the Champions Cup, a tower of repurposed Miller beer cans.
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Repurposed drugs, with well-established safety profiles, can save about five to seven years in development time.
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Parks function as boss arenas; skyscrapers are repurposed as robotic hives; public transportation becomes an action setpiece.
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It's also made entirely of repurposed bicycle parts, designed to be manufactured and maintained in impoverished regions.
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The streetlights were built from repurposed emergency solar lamps, bright yellow plastic shaped like downward-facing daisies.
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When it was all over, everyone went home, but the equipment was repurposed for some heartwarming philanthropy.
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There was about $50 million remaining in the funds, which will now be repurposed the Pentagon said.
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But the term has also been repurposed as a meme that mocks the absurdity of modern capitalism.
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Old machines were repurposed by NASA at visitor centers to show educational films about the space program.
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That's why I think the latest Facebook status update meme going around should be repurposed for birthdays.
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Mattingly initially conceived "WetLand" — a repurposed 1971 Rockwell Whitcraft houseboat — for the Philadelphia nonprofit FringeArts in 2014.
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For example, IT-enabled communications and reminders could be repurposed to positively influence individuals to stay healthy.
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"You Spin Me Round" has been covered by Jessica Simpson and repurposed by the rapper Flo Rida.
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A Spaniard, above, has repurposed a luxury sailing yacht in the Mediterranean to rescue migrants at sea.
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Guess who's going to stop handing over presents in shopping totes and ratty, repurposed Christmas gift bags?
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Once the structures are torn down, the concrete could be repurposed and used to build new roads.
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Here are the six leading repurposed drugs being tested and everything you need to know about each.
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Most are cozy, high-design boutiques in repurposed buildings, or contemporary luxury hotels with bright, spacious rooms.
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The director, Steven Soderbergh, repurposed scenes from Ken Loach's "Poor Cow" (1968) to suggest Wilson's younger days.
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Stolen weaponry, hijacked vehicles, repurposed equipment—it was a scrappy and makeshift David against a fascist Goliath.
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That was 106 years ago, and since then it has been reincarnated many times — renamed, repurposed, rehabilitated.
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Used batteries are removed from the company's research vehicles and repurposed in the storage system without modification.
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For example, the colors in the video for the first chapter, "Gateway," are repurposed throughout the story.
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An even cheaper alternative to the star tree topper is a foraged pine cone or repurposed ornament.
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Well, Mr. Jay at one point puts a repurposed colander to dazzling effect, so probably pretty magical.
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Once their primary-use ends, many bricks can be reused and repurposed in a range of ways.
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Older memes, repurposed for the times in which we live, are all the rage right now too.
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The device looks to essentially be a Google Assistant-style smart display, repurposed for the office setting.
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He repurposed an image found online, put it on a wall and claimed it as his own.
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But by then foreign business was gone; the old Bund and concessions had been shuttered or repurposed.
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One of the artworks, "Server Farms," features iMacs, laptops, and rotary phones gutted and repurposed as planters.
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The group seems to have found it laying around online, and repurposed it to elevate their attacks.
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After decades as a blue-collar pastime, boxing has been repurposed for the fitness-obsessed young professional.
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"But in the end they repurposed this to actually chew on those guys instead," Dr. Albert said.
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Universities are filled with supplies and facilities that protesters quickly discovered can be repurposed for civil disobedience.
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The old tobacco warehouse — a $410,000 repurposed candy factory — was given to his church, property records show.
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It replaced a dilapidated exterior wood staircase whose treads were repurposed as a dining table and shelving.
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An existing donation program at the local schools to support needy students was repurposed for tornado relief.
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The two main easels you see here are repurposed electric drafting table pedestals that I converted to easels.
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My fear is that East Waco will be renovated or repurposed in a way that excludes the community.
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The resulting pieces use a variety of mediums, including online performance, video, and repurposed social media and images.
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The Essential Line is packaged in food-grade plastic, meaning it can be washed and repurposed with edibles.
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Volunteers visit these sites to bring supplies, including repurposed car batteries that migrants use to charge their phones.
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The building in which they were stored was a half-constructed police hospital, repurposed as an unkept warehouse.
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Take, for example, how Kiera Knightley and other actresses have repurposed their wedding dresses for red carpet appearances.
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We asked Moov if it had repurposed materials from its existing digital coaching platforms for the new app.
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LIAM can fully take apart an iPhone in 11 seconds, allowing components and raw materials to be repurposed.
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Its repurposed power plant delivers acceleration in a stringy lump while the M3 pulls across the rev range.
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Before the games, organizers touted the venues as facilities that could easily be repurposed in sports-crazed Rio.
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The Maria Lenk Aquatics Center was built for the 2007 Pan American Games and repurposed for Rio 2016.
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In addition to removing makeup in a flash, these supersoft wipes are made from eco-friendly repurposed cotton.
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It is an attractive juxtaposition, and the anything-but-neutral repurposed exhibition space fully becomes a third participant.
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Some of Fox's existing talk shows will be repurposed on the platform, yes, but only as audio replays.
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Developing such partnerships is far more challenging if the drug has gone off patent or is being repurposed.
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These fake accounts often repurposed Iranian state media's reporting on regional conflicts, including Israel-Palestine, Syria, and Yemen.
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One day, the President tweeted old footage from "The Battle of the Billionaires," repurposed as a bizarre meme.
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He has repurposed the wing to sail at slower speeds and to autonomously travel anywhere in the world.
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"We've repurposed it and renamed it the Corn Fest," said John Lyman III, the orchards' executive vice president.
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There is dappled sunshine underneath the trees there and a rambling postmodern playground made of repurposed rail ties.
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A large brick structure, once a video arcade for Escobar's men, had been repurposed as an administration building.
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In her office, she pointed to a toast rack that her mother had repurposed as a letter holder.
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Finally, decades later, it is repurposed as chic and flirty, the signature of Gucci's creative director, Alessandro Michele.
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Margiela's ghost unveils his latest line, which features mostly repurposed clothing all painted white, with a runway show.
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That's when Google turned to previously discarded and ignored data logs and repurposed them as a 'behavioral surplus.
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Many of the design details came from local Brooklyn artisans and repurposed materials such as wood and steel.
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Holiday camps and newly constructed public-housing units that were still vacant were rapidly repurposed into quarantine facilities.
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But Republicans who praised emergency medical workers in Las Vegas also repurposed that praise in the abortion debate.
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These repurposed drugs are largely not expected to amount to anything close to a panacea for the virus.
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Repurposed robots Yang was traveling when coronavirus hit Shanghai and returned home at the peak of the outbreak.
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Certainly queer filmmakers like Fassbinder and Haynes were the ones who repurposed Sirk most creatively and most vigorously.
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During low-demand times, the curb zone may be repurposed for wider sidewalks or pop-up street fairs.
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When he was given his contract, he requested that any bonus he received be repurposed to benefit students.
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The idea was to try to measure exactly how much food was consumed or repurposed, versus thrown away.
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Exploring the manifold possibilities of repurposed zombie bodies has been one of the show's primary pleasures this year.
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Next to the alpaca enclosure, a repurposed phone booth dispensed handfuls of animal feed for a Canadian quarter.
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And flower shops, parking garages and basement apartments were repurposed into illicit watering holes, better known as speakeasies.
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The message repurposed words used by bin Laden and the American al Qaeda terrorist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.
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The usually bustling club was repurposed into a temporary refuge for people fleeing the fires, particularly young families.
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Designer Zero Waste Daniel works on a component for a repurposed sanitation hat at his shop in Brooklyn.
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The ride is actually a repurposed version of another favourite, Air, which opened in the park in 2002.
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Scraps from the fabrication workshop, like a repurposed safety window, were incorporated into elements including the exhibition's sign.
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Some of the wood looks slightly battered, as if it were found, repurposed, or recycled from earlier projects.
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This baby's constructed with two repurposed ten-foot satellite dishes from Craigslist, made to look like a UFO.
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Their office, a repurposed industrial space in Chicago's West Loop, would rattle every time the L train rumbled by.
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Baron has collected more than 100 pronouns, invented or repurposed, making the rounds today, and the list is growing.
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Last summer, when the mysterious group Shadow Brokers dumped the code of NSA hacking tools, criminals quickly repurposed it.
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Or you're hit with an anti-aircraft gun that's been repurposed to an anti-infantry gun just for you.
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A row of aproned women presided near the minibus taxi rank, grilling sausages and chops over repurposed oil drums.
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Instead of almost two dozen big balloons, the parade had just six and some were repurposed year after year.
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Testoni also said that these algorithms are already in existence and can be repurposed to target fake news sources.
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It's important to note that as these guitarists appropriated the trill, they essentially repurposed it to suit their needs.
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Today's repurposed travel ban, and the clever card sharp-like strategy that went into it weakens that argument considerably.
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Chauffeured college-aged children of studio execs in repurposed prom dresses (I can only assume) soberly post-game inside.
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SRL immediately began designing and producing machines that look like repurposed vehicles from Mad Max or liberated Mars Rovers.
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How much of it is taking place in education camps that have now been repurposed as heavily surveilled factories?
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He is dropped in the Betty & Jughead Sex Bunker, which has been repurposed as the Jughead G&G Bunker.
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Banerjee has repurposed plastic, which most of us would see as unfortunate waste, for a serious work of art.
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The health systems of each classic character, for instance, are cleverly repurposed for the sake of a fighting game.
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Last year dozens of artists repurposed Post-Its into unique works, displayed in the Any Given Post-It show.
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Luckily, there are plenty of everyday home objects that can be repurposed as bookends while serving their original purposes.
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Chao defended the proposed cuts, saying they will allow transportation investments to be "reshifted, repackaged and repurposed" more efficiently.
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It's kind of a factor of working in these light-industrial buildings, in repurposed garages, in quasi-domestic spaces.
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Though the Clean Water Act wasn't enacted until 1972, in 1970 the staff creatively repurposed the 1899 Refuse Act.
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By this time, "ghost" had been repurposed as a word for any malign influence, especially a counter-revolutionary one.
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Cartridges can also be used to make park benches, and toner supplies can be repurposed as pens and rulers.
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The same is true of disposable food pouches, juice boxes, toys, and sippy cups, which mostly can't be repurposed.
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Plus, upcycling these repurposed bear outfits makes them super sustainable for Earth-conscious teddy bear enthusiasts and furries alike.
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The design has also been repurposed by groups like the Ku Klux Klan, according to The New York Times.
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Some of those tools were then repurposed by unknown hackers to spread a destructive ransomware strain known as WannaCry.
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So far, Digua Shequ's work remains an exceptional case for having legally repurposed the spaces under the new rules.
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Narayan also noted that private surveillance systems can easily be repurposed for use by law enforcement and federal agencies.
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The account was created in July for another project and then "repurposed" for the test capacity tracking, Keller said.
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Warren's office said her bill would apply to both the money doled out by Congress and the repurposed funds.
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Robots currently used for other applications could be repurposed to handle dangerous tasks that involve a risk of infection.
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The 1902-vintage Winchester office building has recently been repurposed as the Hotel Napoleon Memphis with 58 crisp rooms.
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Exterior and interior elements that could not be saved or repurposed were recreated with the guidance of architectural historians.
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Older buildings are also being repurposed at a rapid clip, enticing many businesses and institutions to plant roots downtown.
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Even the requisite stock tie and gold safety pin — items fashion has repurposed a thousand times — are fundamentally practical.
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Nearby ponds were similarly repurposed, long before Central Park became a celebrated skating destination in the late 19th century.
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On the day I visited the store, Gorupo was working on an AK-47 repurposed into a sniper rifle.
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But at least some of the higher volume were recyclables that could not be sold and repurposed, analysts say.
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For the week, he makes short ribs or a roast chicken which can be repurposed in many different ways.
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Omaha's Old Market area, a charming concentration of repurposed buildings over a century old, is worth a quick visit.
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He said elective surgeries were postponed, and that the best hopitals were repurposed to deal purely with the coronavirus.
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She began placing different prints, sometimes with drawings and photographs, in thick wood frames made from repurposed window sashes.
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It was made up of repurposed wood and stone with two sinks, a separate toilet, and a rainfall shower.
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The available processors are basically just repurposed from mobile phones; displays are too power hungry; batteries drain too quickly.
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The message also repurposed words used by bin Laden and the American al Qaeda terrorist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.
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Others noted the backdoor may have been repurposed from a tool the National Security Agency (NSA) had initially created.
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I spent hours moving through exhibits, from sculptures of repurposed technologies to the reconstructed ruins of the Syrian war.
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One instrument they use is a repurposed video game console that should have Léon Theremin giggling in his grave.
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He used recycled lumber and other repurposed materials to build the treehouse, in which he installed a wood stove.
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She said this offered a possible fast-track route "to pinpointing existing drugs that could be repurposed for deworming".
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He went on to make floor-bound works that repurposed pieces of Modernist furniture as armatures for stretched spandex.
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Like many technology companies, Snap often works on experiments, many of which are killed or repurposed into other projects.
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The available processors are basically just repurposed from mobile phones; displays are too power hungry; batteries drain too quickly.
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The two-bedroom, two-bath home repurposed from an old 237 has been featured on HGTV and Travel + Leisure.
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Artisanal action figures are usually molded and painted by hand, but also are frequently made up of repurposed parts.
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Its sandy amphitheater, one of the ancient panorama's most famous sites, has been repurposed as a stage for executions.
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A case of premade parts, organized by type inside repurposed match boxes, survives today, as does Rudolf's work bench.
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But do not despair: Nantucket has a fantastic hostel — a creatively repurposed 1873 lifesaving station — right on Surfside Beach.
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The exhibition is comprised of a medley of modest photographs, drawings, and paintings, all incorporating found or repurposed materials.
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Now only the gym remains, repurposed as a recreation center and small museum dedicated to the school's illustrious past.
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Their children were sent away, with some passing through repurposed warehouses where they were held in chain-link cages.
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It is also unclear how much new money, as opposed to repurposed funds, the federal government is actually supplying.
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Dolly's creation showed that DNA in a differentiated cell could be repurposed through nuclear transfer, opening up two new possibilities.
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Most videos on it are repurposed from a brand's or influencer's Snapchat account (at best) or YouTube channel (more common).
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Samsung could also come up with a recycling programme for the devices to get repurposed into future handsets, she suggested.
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UAS was coined by the Department of Defense in 217, now repurposed by police, to make military weapons more palatable.
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UAS was coined by the Department of Defense in 2001, now repurposed by police, to make military weapons more palatable.
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They enter the storage unit (actually a repurposed structure in Leinenveber's backyard) with only a flashlight to illuminate their path.
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"To pull off something of that caliber, every set, every costume is repurposed in one way or another," said Defendini.
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Everything we've built so far could be repurposed, not only for every agency, but also for every city, every state.
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Unused footage from "The Force Awakens" has been repurposed to give her character Leia Organa more scenes within the film.
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But one of them, a source of baryte, the principal ore of barium, has been repurposed as VAMOS's test bed.
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At first, women in geek culture repurposed their favorite characters in reaction to ongoing sexism within geek and popular culture.
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Dark pattern designs should be repurposed into a guidebook of what not to do and how not to transact online.
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The title signals that the key pattern was not arbitrarily applied but was somehow intrinsic to the raw, repurposed material.
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Working small, they fruitfully extended the geometric vocabularies of Constructivism, Mondrian and late Kandinsky with local colors and repurposed materials.
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Rutt, who spent much of 2016 following the Donald Trump campaign in a repurposed tour bus of the President-elect.
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Depp and the gang's last show took place Wednesday in Horsen, Demark, where they played at a repurposed state penitentiary.
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The show also repurposed most of the Young Griff plotline into parts of Daenerys' story in Season 5 and 6.
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Originally there were six emeralds on the tiara, however, two were removed and repurposed to make a set of earrings.
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This song is the Gossip Girl mania exploited to its logical end, and repurposed for a broader, middle American audience.
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But after seeing Pepe repurposed by racists and identified as a hate symbol, his creator is trying to reclaim him.
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Suspected North Korean hackers spotted the Windows flaw and repurposed it to unleash the WannaCry attack, according to cyber experts.
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About $100 million designated for the 2014 Ebola epidemic would also be repurposed for Zika, something federal officials strongly oppose.
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Mr. Lamborghini was enough of an industrialist that he figured repurposed parts would be a way to achieve manufacturing efficiencies.
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He repurposed the popular quote often attributed to Ann Richards, the former Texas governor, about Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.
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Dining | Hudson Valley I'm high on Chappaqua Station cafe, and not only because I'm a fan of repurposed rail stations.
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Joel Feldschuh, head of Israel's Civil Aviation Authority, said the repurposed airbase would be dedicated to low-cost package tourism.
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Tramp artists, working in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, repurposed discarded wood to make elaborately detailed domestic objects.
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For instance, a paper might withhold computer code or training data that could easily be repurposed in a harmful way.
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Rooms seek to bring nature indoors, with living plants and repurposed wood and materials, many of which were locally made.
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We see her perform, deadpan, the guy thing of shaking a repurposed plastic bottle to get the last drops out.
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The first floor has plenty of open space, which the listing specifies could also be repurposed as a retail space.
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At the same time, the museum has repurposed a gallery space on the second floor for projects by emerging artists.
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A cluster of comedy and nightclubs known as Pleasure Island shut down in 2008, with the buildings repurposed or bulldozed.
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Samuel Levi Jones uses books to raise questions about how history is remade and repurposed for the present and future.
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Someone's beliefs, their hobbies, and aspirations are minimized by the weight of what's shareable, consumable, and capable of being repurposed.
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Details: The bothies are free to use, and the vast majority are repurposed structures like shepherds' huts and mining outbuildings.
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They see some potential in 220 compounds, including some already in use for other diseases that might be repurposed quickly.
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"Sex and the City," which ran from 1998 to 2004, repurposed the vestigial glamour of the classical-Hollywood romantic comedy.
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In a setting this dismal, sex seems a nonstarter, though a hardy few peddle repurposed animal carcasses as procreative aids.
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But only $55 million of that is in additional funds — the other $120 million was repurposed from other planned giving.
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Those pieces often mix plaster, wood, metal, and glass, as well as nails, string, paper, repurposed chairs, tables, and books.
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Some ski and snowboarding events will unfold there, where at least six new resorts now rise over repurposed potato fields.
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It was a snappy, crude, unfussy insult, repurposed and wielded by people the Nazis intended to dominate, expel or kill.
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His campaign also repurposed the Obama-centric TV spot for YouTube, where it's been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
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All of the pieces are filled with repurposed down stuffing from sleeping bags sourced in resale stores around the city.
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Occupying a repurposed Greyhound bus terminal, the Grey in Savannah, Ga., is a highly regarded restaurant with New York roots.
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Currently they contain a mix of French and Spanish/Catalan identities, suggesting they had been repurposed as needed, Grozev said.
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See, for example: Mr. Blechman's photograph of two subway air vents repurposed into salt and pepper shakers by Mr. Niemann.
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Picking up on national anxieties, then-candidate Nixon repurposed a slogan previously used by Barry Goldwater in the 1964 election.
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More than $400 million in aid that had been set for the 2018 fiscal year will also be repurposed elsewhere.
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The film combines interviews with survivors with surveillance data "repurposed as evidence of guilt," focusing its gaze upon the watchers.
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By showing that the DNA in a differentiated cell could be repurposed through nuclear transfer, Dolly opened up two new possibilities.
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When deciding to work with one-of-a-kind repurposed vintage tees, it was not the brand's intent to offend anyone.
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This is, at best, a specific narrow case of affirmative action, repurposed to address a problem rooted in claims to reparations.
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It's cute, until you realize the photograph has been repurposed for his fellow classmates to learn a bit more about cleanliness.
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The collages in this show combine handmade paper, sumi ink, gold, pewter leaf, and assorted, repurposed scraps leftover in her studio.
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The publishing company didn't work either, so we repurposed the capital from the publishing company and put it into this idea.
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" Now, with the photo she'd taken as part of her job repurposed for someone else's personal collection, she was "incredibly uncomfortable.
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The other big mystery about the Echo Show was whether or not it was using repurposed 7-inch Fire Tablet screens.
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So Hardiker repurposed the algorithms that help refine and curate our experiences, to create something more chaotic and randomized from them.
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Ultimately, the company wants to mine the Moon for resources, such as water that can be then repurposed for rocket fuel.
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Originally conceived as a branching interactive app, a character-driven story has been repurposed into a television series motored by plot.
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The repurposed store is manufactured using two containers and features tiled floors, sliding glass doors, and a canopy over the roof.
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Longer term, he said, natural-gas infrastructure should eventually be repurposed for zero-emitting sources, such as hydrogen from renewable energy.
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Some even posited that perhaps the hackers repurposed the famous American-Israeli malware Stuxnet, which crippled Iranian nuclear centrifuges in 2010.
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Cleverly, the winning builders repurposed an empty wine glass to hold the vicious shark, and the effect was just too fun.
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Kosik and his team, however, theorized that FTIs could be repurposed to treat tau-related disorders of the brain, including Alzheimer's.
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The French minister of ecology and energy wants Tesla to begin manufacturing cars at a repurposed nuclear facility in northeast France.
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Chess explained that this addition to his lore rose alongside his new following of middle schoolers who repurposed his symbolic meaning.
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On the roof of a repurposed warehouse, people will take to the stage, pick up a mic and lay themselves bare.
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And having repurposed its physical delivery system to facilitate load-out, the LME risks becoming a victim of its own success.
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As of September, the HHS has awarded at least $433 million in repurposed funds to support Zika response and preparedness activities.
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In 1003 and 2007 Bigelow Aerospace launched two free-flying, uncrewed stations, Genesis I and II, using repurposed Ukranian nuclear missiles.
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Her long blond hair had lost its spring and trailed down her back; she'd tied it with a repurposed rubber band.
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At a repurposed military housing complex that is now Sicily's biggest center for migrants, nearly 2300,22 new people arrived in March.
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Based on preliminary economic modeling, repurposed generics could save tens of billions of dollars in the US alone, Helena's Stoler said.
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Republican tacticians may have created the Southern strategy for an earlier time, but Donald Trump repurposed it for the Reddit era.
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There's refreshed wall fabric in the Red Room, repurposed draperies in the Green Room and restored furniture in the Blue Room.
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For half a century, researchers have pondered how gene drives found in nature could be repurposed to combat mosquito-borne illnesses.
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This is what happens when a day for children to pretend is repurposed into a night for adults to binge drink.
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With the SEC's guidance and regulatory oversight, Spotify repurposed an existing process for direct listings – we didn't invent a new one.
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Both are rich in "aerospace metals" and could be captured, melted down, and repurposed into solid fuel for the Neumann Drive.
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But the farm's repurposed horse barn was recently filled with the couple's collection of vintage muscle cars worth millions of dollars.
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The three centers — in Combes, Raymondville and Brownsville — have been rapidly repurposed to serve needs of children including some under 5.
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Rustic black, wide-planked floors are made from repurposed wood, and long black shutters help keep the otherwise drafty rooms warm.
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The industrial zone is now home to a mishmash of condo mid-rises and warehouse spaces repurposed as playgrounds for adults.
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In 2017, he detained hundreds of wealthy princes and businessmen in a Ritz-Carlton hotel that he repurposed as a prison.
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These repurposed objects of beauty, in warrior shapes, are in a survey of his work at Red Bull Arts New York.
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Enter Survival Condo, a 23-story deep Cold War-era missile silo that has been repurposed as a luxury condo complex.
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Plots of land and houses with significant acreage and outbuildings that could be repurposed as studios or guesthouses are also available.
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Many Westerners are horrified to learn that repurposed cloth is commonly used by women in poor countries to manage their periods.
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Google estimates the fund and the repurposed land could spur the building of at least 20,000 homes in the Bay Area.
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To the south, past the house repurposed as an evangelical church, the 2118th Street gang was plotting to do the same.
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As with Photoville NY, the famously repurposed shipping containers, photo cubes, and light boxes will transform into galleries and installation spaces.
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" Across the room he spotted an oddly patterned couch that he found intriguing: "It looks like it's a repurposed denim skirt.
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Machines that had recently made sleek display stands for prominent brands were repurposed to help make thousands of shields a day.
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He was working with a Shakespearean enthusiast to build a mobile, three-story Globe Theater completely out of repurposed shipping containers.
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While some is repurposed as animal feed, compostable products or heating fuel, little has been exploited for its value as food.
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My reality included LSD, government cheese, and a repurposed school bus with the words 'Venus or Bust' painted on both sides.
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For instance, in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, Budweiser repurposed its breweries to provide drinking water to the people of Texas.
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And so even as the situation has changed, many American policymakers have repurposed "denuclearization" as a synonym for North Korea's disarmament.
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More specifically, it is a rendering of the original in Moscow, repurposed for the nearly 700,000-square-foot Astana Opera House.
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The court filing and related forensic work on the Kelihos virus illustrated how criminal hacker tools are repurposed for political ends.
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Grande will lead the Manchester Pride Live lineup on Sunday, August 25, to be held at the city's repurposed Mayfield Depot.
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A room you're used to hiding out in may be repurposed for something related to the time-limited target, for example.
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One bi-partisan effort in Pennsylvania repurposed $100 million in community corrections funding to target services to individuals' levels of need.
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She destroyed and repurposed some of her completed paintings to create textured pieces devoid of genre, such as with "Nihilism" (1949).
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With an ethnic, bohemian vibe, the pieces are all handmade and one-of-a-kind, often featuring repurposed fabrics and tassels.
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After the first-stage portion of the Falcon 9 launched was recovered, it was repurposed and re-launched in March 2017.
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Many of the narrow, two-story shophouses have been repurposed with restaurants, cafes and a glut of tailor and leather shops.
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Protesters representing activist group Extinction Rebellion's UK chapter used a repurposed fire hose from a disused fire engine for the act.
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After the Communists came to power, the arts were repurposed as a political tool and subsumed into the Department of Propaganda.
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Crosstown Concourse in Memphis, Ponce City Market in Atlanta and the Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis are all repurposed Sears buildings.
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The mountain of leftover money was then repurposed as a fund for one of the most extravagant funerals London ever saw.
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How far removed are we really from our off-key driving singalongs being repurposed to pick up our voices in public?
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I say that there's $500 billion as part of the 122 current cash transfer programs that could be repurposed for this.
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In his paintings from the 1970s, he used various homemade and repurposed devices to pull acrylic paint across the painting's surface.
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The internet began as a place for scientists to share computer time, then it quickly got repurposed into a social medium.
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Modern teenagers are vulnerable to forms of exploitation that didn't exist a few decades ago — having their online videos repurposed for malevolent ends, being arrested for "creating child pornography" by taking naked selfies, having their social-media photos repurposed to generate fake revenge porn, being shot by a SWAT team because of an argument in an online game.
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The coaster was originally the 'Air' roller coaster at Alton Towers, and is being repurposed through the simple application of VR headsets.
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In Athens, the group has repurposed a sonic broadcasting system to tell the stories of those forced into migration for different reasons.
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Another, called the DUNE, will consist of four containers totaling 68,000 tons of encased liquid argon in a repurposed South Dakota mine.
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She didn't have woodblocks, so she picked up old pieces of wood wherever she could and repurposed them for carving and printing.
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The concept of scrunchies tickles me: repurposed, elastic scraps of fabric that are transformed into a cute little fastener for your updo.
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Impressively speedy Photoshops — like this repurposed Contra title screen (complete with Trump and Bannon hair-a-likes) — started to populate Twitter. pic.twitter.
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The pair were shot for the U.S. edition's February cover, and the photos were repurposed for the version distributed in the Philippines.
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Lesser-known secrets, like an old church repurposed into a roller rink, take more time to find but are just as great.
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I put the above statement to the test by stretching one pot of homemade chili into a week's worth of repurposed dinners.
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Basically, I wanted something that was sustainable, reusable, could be repurposed and that could be recycled, once someone is done with it.
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The group originally backed Ted Cruz in the Republican primary, before being repurposed in the general election as an anti-Clinton group.
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Young men previously recruited into the national defense service have repurposed the Islamist songs they were forced to sing into protest chants.
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The crew that finds him trawls for refugees in a repurposed bus and scavenges for food in the wreckage of abandoned towns.
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A common example: archived clips of missile strikes in Iraq repurposed to look like a new American or Russian attack in Syria.
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But to date, none of those chips have been fully dedicated to augmented and virtual reality — they've just been repurposed phone processors.
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Here's the first, according to Maas: So, cops that might otherwise be busting speeders and dangerous drivers are repurposed as debt sharks.
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Maybe, a decade from now, the forgotten residents of the junk drawer of sadness could emerge, repurposed for a bright new future.
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Elsewhere, content drawn directly from 4chan's infamous far right hub /pol/ (short for "politically incorrect") was repurposed on a more mainstream platform.
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Android TV's on-screen keyboard is a bit difficult to use, primarily because it's just a repurposed keyboard meant for a phone.
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In June's UPenn lab, the foreman in this modernized CAR assembly line was the repurposed shell of the virus that causes AIDS.
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The incredible detail comes from his own etchings, as well as these repurposed parts, which together make up 90% of the models.
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In his memo, Mr. Menashi wrote that data obtained to hold for-profit colleges accountable could be repurposed to scrutinize their students.
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The same equipment was repurposed into kits for Sea-Monkeys Ski-Trials, Sea-Monkeys Fox Hunt and Sea-Monkeys Mystery Robo-Diver.
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The store was filled with unique and eccentric items and featured interesting elements like blue chairs made of repurposed running track material.
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Mr. Mendoza had already repurposed the facade of another empty Detroit home and displayed it at an art fair in the Netherlands.
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Its signature flexible knit material — which is what the new 's upper is made out of — is made from repurposed water bottles.
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The Internet component of " SKAM ," Andem said, had effectively been repurposed from shows for preteens that she had helped develop for NRK.
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Experienced technicians, either employed or retired, can become qualified teachers as teacher-training programs are repurposed to reach non-college bound youth.
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Military technology is so damn expensive, so even if it has outlived its usefulness overseas, it is often repurposed and brought home.
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Last year, he repurposed the truck with fresh paint and "Screw Trump" signs that he parked outside Trump campaign rallies in Pennsylvania.
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His father had worked in munitions and the family became incredibly wealthy trading repurposed nuclear weapons initially slated for disarmament and disposal.
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Now that building has been revived and repurposed as a dining destination for our perfect little inner-city neighborhood at Glebe Point.
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Buyers will find more inventory in repurposed midcentury factories and new condominium and rental buildings, which are proliferating at an explosive rate.
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It will be repurposed for use at the Chawla-owned hotels being converted to the Trumps' more affordable new brand, American Idea.
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He also used data from specimens collected to monitor flu activity in Seattle, which were then repurposed to look for coronavirus cases.
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Yellowhammer Brewing, a 10-year-old craft brewery and distillery in Huntsville, Alabama, repurposed its entire production line to make hand sanitizer.
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Louise Bourgeois took her own garments (discarded dresses, slips and nightwear) and repurposed them in her 1991 "Cell" series' haunting, biomorphic sculptures.
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Kindl Brewery becoming an art space is one more case in a city packed with repurposed buildings variously haunted by their pasts.
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Part collage art and part word salad, some lines sound lifted from a relationship spat, others repurposed from a self-actualization seminar.
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That money, or whatever is left of it, could be donated to other candidates — or repurposed for Mr. O'Rourke's own political ambitions.
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"I wanted to support them," she said of the label, all of it made from repurposed material, whether recycled or dead stock.
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Those rooms, mostly on the elegant museum's first floor, are now repurposed as a modern reimagining of a Pompeian Domus, or home.
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The next year she repurposed many of those poems and self-published her second collection, "Bone," which sold more than 20,000 copies.
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"The good stuff is gone," she said, sitting in her shop, a repurposed shipping container filled with faded castoffs she cannot sell.
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Like all Rothy's shoes, The Chelsea boot is knitted from repurposed plastic fibers and made with a super soft, carbon-free sole.
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Other projects receiving funding include the examination of how existing treatments could be repurposed and the development of antibodies, the government said.
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While we were on the phone, she burst out laughing at one that repurposed an image of Toad in a sinister way.
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Honestly, regardless of how the barcode scanners work, I adore old repurposed tech, and perhaps even more, Wada's description of the project.
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In tribute to Thompson, the bar combines rustic chic with artful dilapidation: a fireplace, repurposed church pews, walls that appear bullet-pocked.
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Researchers found that social media accounts formerly used for commercial reasons, for instance, had quickly been repurposed for coordinated pro-Iran messaging.
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The repurposed parking spots are the latest effort to carve out more open space on New York City's crowded streets and sidewalks.
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This pool is on a repurposed barge docked off Barretto Point Park in Hunts Point, with a view of North Brother Island.
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The colorful 60-seat restaurant and bar is in a repurposed warehouse space (Wednesday)): 198 Randolph Street (Gardner Avenue), Bushwick, Brooklyn, chichanyc.com.
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Its Ahrens-Flaherty score included the breakout hit "Journey to the Past," which is repurposed here and sung ardently by Ms. Altomare.
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Chicago has a sprawling network of bike routes, including a stretch over an abandoned railroad line that was repurposed as a trail.
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"We see abandoned churches and houses of worship repurposed as apartment buildings — why not a hospital as a residential building?" he said.
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He uses his e-newsletter as a social media consolidator, including a section of repurposed social media content and a personalized note.
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They hold the promise of vibrancy, the allure of a city thoroughfare repurposed with the tent-lined look of a traveling circus.
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He has his core blog, housed on the Virgin site, and this material is repurposed on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.
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The difference is in "how we've exploited the technology we developed for other programs and repurposed it to use here," Ferguson said.
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The original front doors were repurposed as doors to the master bathroom, which has two vanities and a separate tub and shower.
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That money may then be repurposed, the Justice Department said, for training or equipment, such as bulletproof vests or bomb-disposal equipment.
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And in this case, many of the buildings on the campus could be repurposed to serve as a home for the museum.
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A peninsula sets off a small widowed kitchen with granite counters and glass-front cabinets that were repurposed from the original pantry.
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The programs comprise new, revived and repurposed works by Dwight Rhoden, who founded and directs the troupe with the dancer Desmond Richardson.
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Two heavy bags, three double-end bags and a slip bag hang from an A-frame structure repurposed from the paper mill.
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It had not yet been acquired and repurposed by LVMH to furnish a new generation of prosperous men with the rich look.
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It's modeled after the Mexican tradition of retablo painting, folk art that depicts life-altering stories visually on pieces of repurposed metal.
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Some of the odd produce eventually gets repurposed in store kitchens and used to make higher-margin prepared foods, such as fruit salads.
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During their summer tour, Sting and Peter Gabriel repurposed The Police's 1981 song "Invisible Sun" to draw attention to the plight of refugees.
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The refugee housing—made up of the sort of boxy rooms that look like repurposed student dorms—stands in a relatively isolated community.
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People are encouraged to send nude photos to themselves in Facebook's Messenger app to keep from having those images repurposed as revenge porn.
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After all, what good is it being a billionaire if you can't secretly build your own giant airship in a repurposed NASA hangar?
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Pictures of the facility provided by CBP showed children sleeping on the floor, surrounded by chain-link fencing, in the repurposed, massive warehouse.
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We get to see how the hilarious animators of The Simpsons have repurposed and refashioned those iconic movies to be set in Springfield.
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Wayne Duvenage, former CEO of Avis South Africa, founded the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance, now repurposed as the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse.
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The company's VR team essentially repurposed one of the 16-camera circular "Jump" rigs that Google developed a few years ago with GoPro.
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The unofficial Kirchner account was not only an unsanctioned fake; it was a bot powered by a repurposed porn chatbot from the 90s.
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So many died that the tumbrils used to cart thieves to the gallows were repurposed to carry orphans to the monasteries and convents.
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After Cherished Gowns sent Trimble photos of the repurposed gowns, Trimble took to Facebook to express how moved she was by the results.
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You think about the space that's sort of trapped between lanes in cities — 50 to 85 percent of real estate could be repurposed.
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The young Syrian spoke no German, had no friends in the country, and slept with 200 other men in a repurposed basketball court.
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And both were repurposed for religious use, when churches scrambled into the theatrical shells like hermit crabs and made themselves right at home.
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And despite this discrimination, Japanese-American sons continued to volunteer for the U.S. army, even while their families stayed in repurposed horse stables.
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"Many airports have repurposed smoking lounges for much desired spaces to sit, including electronic device charging stations or more food options," she said.
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It has adjustable sleeves, and the vest is made of a repurposed life vest with the inside foam replaced with the air bags.
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However, that leaves about 50 million tons of coal ash does not get repurposed, and instead needs to be disposed of every year.
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Repurposed for the modern era, the former factory is now called E-Cool and houses designers, digital start-ups, luxury boutiques and cafes.
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African-Americans repurposed these materials because they had symbolic value as well in the form of Ezekiel's blazing chariot wheel, Dr. Pruitt said.
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The closing course before dessert was a deep bowl of the very same stuff, repurposed as soup, featuring fresh green-tea soba noodles.
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In this age of rehashed and repurposed '80s properties, this may be about the best you'll get for a classic Mega Man revival.
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In many cases, the content "repurposed" reporting from Iranian state media and spread ideas that could benefit Iran's positions on various geopolitical issues.
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It would be repurposed, at least in part, to fund a block grant program -- meaning the states would receive lump sums of cash.
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Facebook Platform data is not supposed to be repurposed for other business goals, only for the developer to improve their app's user experience.
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Zadrożniak first gained some internet street cred when he repurposed two floppy disk drives to play John Williams' "Imperial March" from Star Wars.
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The particular rule exempts trucks known as gliders, which use repurposed diesel engines that emit a lot more air pollution than new engines.
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Watch below as a cute ensemble of Pidgeys get repurposed as props in an augmented reality-based animation for the technology-themed song.
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He repurposed these brands and fabrics to create beautiful things, but to also to say that blackness dresses itself for reasons beyond survival.
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Driven A NEW luxury brand is arriving in the United States with two sedans, one of them a repurposed model already available here.
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Closed dumps could be repurposed as transfer stations where the waste stream is reduced, reused, recycled or redirected to the remaining, compliant sites.
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Some residents, however, refuse to attend Sunday Mass in a church where the former nave had been repurposed to store and ripen cheese.
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After World War II, Heimat was repurposed as an amnesia-inducing blanket that covered the horrors and guilt with kitschy, romantic Alpine movies.
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There are other "savage" offshoots, like "monster" and "beast," and they've been repurposed, first in black culture, then in American culture at large.
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Similarly, the audio can be repurposed for Castelli's podcast "All About Your Benjamins," and he could use the video to accompany a blog.
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Workers also salvaged pieces of the original joists and repurposed them as shelves and decorative exposed beams in the garden-level family room.
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They show the moat being repurposed as an ice skating rink in the winter months, so you know these guys were thinking ahead.
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Visuals of brutality are now repurposed like samples in music production and used to provide the backdrop for the spectacular and newly relevant.
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Bomb craters still mark the landscape like Swiss cheese, scrap metal from planes and bomb casings are repurposed as planters, buckets and roofs.
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Prateek Sadhu and Aditi Dugar own Masque, an elegantly repurposed industrial space that serves a 10-course tasting menu every day except Monday.
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Online, everything that happens all day — in politics, in culture, in the news — is rapidly repurposed for laughs, by everyone, all at once.
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In Texas, emails collected by the organizers of the Women's March in Austin are being repurposed to promote candidates who support abortion rights.
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Other musical sequences are set to Childish Gambino songs like "Saturday" and "Summertime Magic," which is repurposed as a beachside serenade for Rihanna.
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Walk up a few stairs and you find an 18th-century parlor with a large, open brick fireplace, repurposed as a dining room.
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As part of the accelerator, the organizations will evaluate both new and repurposed drugs that could help in the treatment of the disease.
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Repurposed in imaginative ways, many have reappeared on city streets and village greens housing tiny cafes, cellphone repair shops or even defibrillator machines.
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Articles and text often mimic print formats from decades ago, video mimics tired TV conventions, and many ads still look like repurposed banners.
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From empty motels to festival halls, conference centres to cottages - buildings are being repurposed at breakneck speed, with the homeless a top priority.
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In the second section, "O King," a slightly earlier work repurposed by Berio, the singers softly, unintelligibly enunciate the phonemes of the Rev.
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Some small networks are repurposed as honeypot operations by small-time blackmailers who trawl their nodes for nude photos and other embarrassing material.
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All too appropriately, the couple have matching tornado tattoos on their hands — a Lubbock regularity, repurposed as a metaphor for long-term partnership.
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Ms. Apple's new song is not the first time that Mr. Trump's comments from the incendiary recording have been repurposed by his opponents.
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So, as one smuggler explains to me, the cars and buses of the tourist industry have now been repurposed into a migration industry.
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Ms. Ezdrin is also seeking to reclaim downtown parking spaces that the county repurposed to help meet a yawning demand for commuter parking.
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She quit law, kept what heirlooms had emotional value, and instead of locking the rest away in a safe, she had them repurposed.
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The message, addressed to the American people, repurposed words used by bin Laden and the American al Qaeda terrorist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.
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One of the emails said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo directed that the 2020 foreign military financing funds be repurposed, or used elsewhere.
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De Saint Sernin repurposed borrowed items from his boyfriend or his own wardrobe in the collection, imbuing it with a sense of intimacy.
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The "Bernie or Hillary?" meme has since been repurposed for the 2020 election, comparing Sanders to his top competitors, like Buttigieg and Warren.
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And in a warehouse of a building, men and women waiting to head out napped on wooden benches, their backpacks repurposed as pillows.
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The tech giant argues that the court order is effectively demanding that it build a 'backdoor' that could be repurposed by cyber criminals.
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Original, copper brewing kettles are in the lobby that has soaring beam ceilings, and the 90 hotel rooms have antique and repurposed furniture.
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I had to edit it out of another themeless I was working on, but repurposed it as a block of seed entries here.
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Office parks, said Rich Forslund, executive vice president for Colliers International in Indianapolis, are finding success when they are either modernized or repurposed.
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And the Glamour essay, some of which is repurposed from that June speech, is a pretty on-point overview of major feminist themes.
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The ride, which is a newly repurposed version of Alton Towers' "Air" roller coaster, seats VR headset-wearing riders in a face-down position.
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Today that vast future sector of the economy amounts to one working project in the world: a repurposed corn ethanol plant in Decatur, Illinois.
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Action then visits Cook Daily, a vegan restaurant operated out of a repurposed shipping container, and orders a vegan chicken bowl from Chef King.
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"The Dragonfly conversations are happening in the same spaces or lists where the Maven conversations happened; they're being repurposed," a second anonymous employee said.
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When it feels right, it's because there's a story about repair and rupture and the Star Wars universe being well-used and well-repurposed.
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Snow is regularly bundled in very luxe fur capes (which are actually just repurposed Ikea rugs) — so shouldn't he have his head covered, too?
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Accounts that were created years ago and laid dormant may be taken over by automated scripts and repurposed for commercial or political message boosting.
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But before community gardens were sanctioned by the city, rundown lots were repurposed to grow flowers and vegetables by guerrilla gardeners like Jenny Benitez.
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Did they just pick up the repurposed paragraph of First Lady Michelle Obama's 2008 speech for her then presumptive Democratic Presidential Nominee Barack Obama?
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Some clever scientists repurposed the telescope as an exoplanet-hunter in a new mission called K2, and it's been hard at work ever since.
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In South Sudan a lack of adequate oversight has resulted in its platform being repurposed as the equivalent of a high-tech slave market.
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The Anticancer Fund believes that the path to wider uptake of repurposed drugs is through approval and relabelling by drug regulators for new treatments.
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It's done this in the past, but it's always used repurposed Snapdragon chips before — one ended up in the Nest Cam IQ, for instance.
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Most of these funds should be repurposed to embrace the future with industrial drones while continuing with driverless truck development at a lower priority.
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Crisp fashion photography is adorned with clusters of repurposed symbols taken from popular culture in the mixed-media artworks of British artist Prefab77, a.k.a.
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These are often neighborhood libraries, recreation centers, and senior centers that are repurposed during heat waves to offer the public access to air conditioning.
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By some clever rearrangement in markets around the US, airwaves set aside for TV broadcasts will be repurposed for wireless, hopefully offsetting that problem.
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The ASIC mining devices quickly go obsolete, often in just under two years, and they can't really be repurposed for anything other than mining.
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Walls of vibrant graphics reflect FAILE's signature juxtaposition of repurposed Americana, including quilts and indigenous symbols, with pulp, sci-fi, and comic book imagery.
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The Google Wallet mobile app still exists; Google repurposed it as a Venmo and Square Cash rival for peer-to-peer payments in September.
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The motherlode of money being spent to keep this wildfire of institutionalized tests burning needs to be repurposed beginning in 2017-2018 school year.
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Cotopaxi Teca Windbreaker for $48 ($32 off): Cotopaxi's light, colorful windbreakers are made of repurposed nylon and pack down into an internal chest pocket.
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A conventional ballistic missile, like the kind the White House confirmed Iran tested on Sunday, could easily be repurposed to fit a nuclear warhead.
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There's something about the components of a clunky monstrosity being repurposed and transformed into a beautiful, clean and functional UI that's just incredibly satisfying.
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From the outside, the repurposed slaughterhouse at the address Halmtorvet 217 looks like a newly opened art gallery or maybe a trendy office community.
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Her repurposed curriculum had additional challenges, including computers that ran on Internet Explorer 24000 (released in 2006) and giant skill discrepancies between the students.
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The spot also offers boba served in repurposed lightbulbs, which some have called the new mason jars and perhaps trendiest of all, rainbow bagels.
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This screenshot is a reminder of how far the series has come, and how even trashy intentions can be mined and repurposed for good.
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SimilarWeb competes against the likes of Nielsen (and in the past, Alexa, before Amazon repurposed the name and business for its voice-based assistant).
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The product — which is made of repurposed bicycle parts — was designed to be manufactured and maintained in developing nations, creating a self-sustaining product.
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With sites like Angkor Wat, in the Cambodian jungle, the form and function of the place was transformed and repurposed over generations and centuries.
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As a ghost finds peace through Winchester's paranormal therapy regime, it disperses, and the room can be demolished or repurposed for the next visitor.
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They envisioned the "Fun Palace," a repurposed space for the arts and sciences that could accommodate different fields of creativity and ways of life.
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If you've ever been to any African capital, you see how things are repurposed and reused in ways that you would never see here.
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We actually salvaged the very top of the triangle piece after the wedding — it's repurposed as a sculpture and planter on our bedroom wall!
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It's a small computer equipped with one or two hard drive bays, and it always stays on using less power than a repurposed computer.
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The most creative signs repurposed memes, made puns, and melted the Earth, but they all shared the same sense of urgency for the planet.
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I got him a vibey, tribal-looking "Mama's Mambo" collar, made of a repurposed textile, from Beast and Babe, a company in Venice, Calif.
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There are no FDA-approved treatments right now, but experts are looking closely at existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat coronavirus patients.
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And he repurposed a scherzo passage in his Fifth Symphony, written during World War II. Some of the changes were made without Prokofiev's permission.
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In addition to being used for enhanced oil recovery, carbon has the potential to be repurposed in building materials, medical supplies and manufactured goods.
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Instead, Amazon says store staff can be repurposed to focus on other activities — like greeting customers and answering questions, stocking the shelves and more.
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Ricks estimated that MASS Design could build, for a comparable sum, a permanent structure that could be repurposed once the epidemic was fully contained.
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Nearly all the remnants of its thriving Jewish community, which once made up nearly half the population, are long gone or repurposed beyond recognition.
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Right next to my office in the hospital, a lab is being repurposed with hopes of a capability to run 1,000 tests a day.
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Shoeboxes and plastic containers can be repurposed as holders of notebooks and markers, and Ms. Viñas recommended painting soup cans to make pencil cups.
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It was open after 9/11, when sports went on a dutiful hiatus, then came back repurposed as a show of resilience and community.
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Check In The Line DC, in a repurposed 110-year-old church, has all-day cafes, happening bars and even its own radio station.
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The living room has a marble fireplace, and the remodeled kitchen has black soapstone counters and an island repurposed from a shop's display counter.
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An island off the coast of Australia, which houses a massive detention center for refugees, is being repurposed by Australia into a quarantine camp.
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The power of the High Line—abandoned railway tracks repurposed as a popular park—is that it feels at once triumphant and post-apocalyptic.
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Social media users and even national media outlets have repurposed — perhaps unintentionally — photos from past floods and hurricanes to illustrate the impact of Harvey.
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Although many of these apps are marketed toward parents to monitor their child's activities, many have repurposed the apps to spy on their spouses.
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The books were often just suggestions, with scenes pulled out of context and repurposed and ideas remixed until they became something weirder and new.
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This week, it was also revealed that scientists repurposed an instrument on Curiosity to learn more about how Gale Crater and Mount Sharp formed.
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Perhaps it's a backlash against all the overworked hipsterism: the gourmet pickles, charred radicchio, blackened steel and repurposed wood (thanks, Brooklyn and Silver Lake).
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On one hand, it uses infrastructure that could easily be repurposed for carbon sequestration in areas that tend to be suitable for carbon sequestration.
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Vance and Comey are demanding a "backdoor," according to Apple, that could be repurposed by cyber criminals to break the encryption on any iPhone.
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The cabinets were made from original pine saved during the renovation, while the pendant lighting over the island was made using repurposed wire baskets.
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But a truck plant in Saltillo will remain open and be "repurposed to produce future commercial vehicles for global distribution," according to the automaker.
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Most exhibition spaces in the city were not designed as galleries, but rather are repurposed former residential buildings that blend architecturally into their neighborhoods.
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A recent study on the digital-advertising industry analyzes how the basic tools of digital marketing can be readily repurposed by agents of disinformation.
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Even in the most remote environments, there are still unfortunate signs of humanity, though this bottle has been repurposed as a habitat for anemones.
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More recently, the NSA tools have been repurposed to infect networks with cryptocurrency mining code to generate money from the vast pools of processing power.
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Later he repurposed the theme to talk about foreign policy: I told you earlier all the talk of America's economic decline is political hot air.
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Also, the registry has no added costs for residents of Seattle since it's simply a repurposed version of a product already used by the city.
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Inspired by touring with artists like Flying Lotus, Yorke would send Godrich "completely unfinished, sprawling tracks" that were later repurposed into loops, beats, and samples.
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But the underlying technology that pulled data from your Google app ecosystem had been wisely repurposed as signals about the news and entertainment you desire.
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High-end malls — like the Mall at Short Hills in New Jersey — will remain, but others will turn into health clubs or be otherwise repurposed.
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Some, such as the phrase "It stings," (which the artist repurposed from a play written by her mother), have the rhetorical force of a hashtag.
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Construction began there in 2007, when Google repurposed an existing warehouse to begin handling the flood of data flowing between its fast-growing consumer products.
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Of course, Minecraft isn't the only big game being repurposed for education; historical strategy title Civilization V has also been retooled with schools in mind.
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"Falke base layers can be used for regular workouts, while Tory Sport sweaters can be repurposed for your everyday winter wardrobe," von de Goltz explains.
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When he was repurposed as a card dealer for the Mariposa, that symbol was never removed, leaving it for the Man in Black to discover.
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Prior migraine treatments are mostly repurposed generic drugs, including anti-depressants and hypertension medicines, or are medicines that cause nausea and other adverse side effects.
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Humans can run, climb or swim to do it, and we've invented and repurposed ways to add speed using horses, cars, boats, bikes and skis.
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In addition to nibbling tours and aromatherapy Wellness Whiff Walks, guests can try to spot the fairies living in tiny houses made from repurposed gourds.
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Meanwhile, a case where an intentionally built-in backdoor was possibly repurposed against US government systems is currently under investigation by the House Oversight Committee.
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Until 2008, when the court built a second floor above the garage with money from Norway, its seven judges deliberated in a repurposed dining room.
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From an aesthetic perspective, a lot of the quilts were made of repurposed workwear materials, like grain sacks or janitor's uniforms, so they feel contemporary.
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On an adjacent tract, Ford's old steam plant—designed by industrial architecture legend Albert Kahn—has been spared in the hope it can be repurposed.
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The model I was sent looks as if the company took a clasp from a watch and repurposed it just to make a working model.
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As well as deepening divisions in the region, Beijing believes THAAD's radar system can be repurposed by the U.S. to spy deeper into its territory.
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The eggshell is repurposed as well: it's dehydrated, sprayed with absinthe, then filled with an edible emulsion foam that might take on a coconut flavor.
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One of Nychos' peeled-back skeleton creatures blazes across the entrance to the repurposed warehouse that's been a second home to local artists since 2012.
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This Bangladeshi invention, dubbed the Eco-Cooler, is a zero-electricity air conditioner that uses repurposed plastic bottles to draw cool air into tin huts.
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Beyond New Mexico, Jensen said Ontario's plan is comparable to the Konrad repository, in Germany, a former iron mine that's being repurposed for nuclear waste.
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Composed of utilitarian hallways, airy ex-classrooms, and nooks with raw wood flooring, the repurposed schoolhouse contrasts the sanitized white cube aesthetic of most galleries.
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The company argues that the court order is effectively demanding that it build a 'backdoor' in iPhone encryption that could be repurposed by cyber criminals.
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"In general I believe that it is a congressional prerogative as we do the appropriations bill to identify money that could be repurposed," Collins said.
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In other words, data you agreed to share in 2008 could increasingly be repurposed and repackaged for uses you could never have foreseen in 2018.
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And we'll have to hope that checking into a repurposed Mexican mansion on the shoreline for $5,000 a week is only one of the answers.
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The landmark building retains its neo-Gothic facade, grand marble staircase and stained glass windows, with original floorboards repurposed as wall paneling in common areas.
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What can you do right now to prevent your Instagram Stories from being repurposed as a virtue-less signalling machine for sucking up naive eyeballs?
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Their first collection grew out of men's shirts repurposed as shirtdresses, their arms wrapped kittenishly around the body, their collars yanked halfway down the shoulder.
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The President needs to announce a specific dollar amount for new — not repurposed — funding that should be commensurate with the scope of the epidemic. 2.
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Well, O.K., your contribution may depend on whether the creators of the show plucked your words from social media and repurposed them in their script.
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Many of the domestic and naturally inspired works displayed in this exhibition that closed in May, evinced the organic, repurposed beauty associated with P&D.
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In an experiment exploring whether different tastes might increase saliva flow, Dietsch repurposed taste strips that mimic real foods but dissolve safely on the tongue.
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It's not a huge leap to imagine this technology being repurposed for things like monitoring protest organization or criminal behavior, or creating more targeted advertising.
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This is more than a symbolic rebrand, as much of Chernobyl's original infrastructure, including electrical transmission lines, can be repurposed to suit growing solar operations.
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Related: Hilarious Installation Leaves Wooden Chairs on a Sanding Treadmill Repurposed Shopping Carts Make Perfect Chairs Take A Seat On Your Favorite Novels With BookBenches
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The office was started for Mexicans deported from the U.S. but has lately been repurposed to attend to the needs of migrants from the south.
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There have been other examples in tech, like the return of Polaroid cameras and Atari console video games from the 1980s repurposed for mobile phones.
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Sharon and his collaborators repurposed old film props—hand-painted backdrops, B-movie costumes, and the like—to create visual counterpoints to Cage's operatic kaleidoscope.
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By 2038, the students say the modules could be repurposed to carry a crew to Mars, where the spaceship could refuel with locally produced methane.
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"There are over $10 trillion in these real estate assets that will need to be repurposed for the digital era," he tweeted after the acquisition.
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By the time the actresses are assaulting each other with an emergency light stick repurposed as a dildo, just what or who is being satirized?
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Like the repurposed Ralph Lauren deadstock you silk-screened with graphic motifs to create the Pyrex Vision collection that first put you on the map?
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Quarter-midget cars are powered by small one-cylinder engines, many of which have been repurposed from outdoor power equipment: lawn mowers, generators, concrete compactors.
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Phil Van Huynh, another florist, sprinkles his Melbourne, Australia, house with curiosities like French milk bins from Marseille and dairy feed sacks repurposed as pillows.
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LUX lives beneath a mile of rock in a repurposed South Dakota mine and is surrounded by a protective outer tank of highly purified water.
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Such piles or agglomerations of rusty machine parts, wire, wood, empty cans, and other repurposed materials are directly linked, formally and thematically, to Dial's art.
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Kanye West repurposed "Cola" yet again when he sampled Daft Punk's single to make an even bigger hit, "Stronger," on his third album, "Graduation" (2007).
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Predator drones fly over the border daily, along with tethered surveillance blimps repurposed from their use by the military to track the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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With just 21 rooms, the Wheelhouse keeps its cool with vintage baseball touches, starting with the repurposed high school scoreboard in the thrift-chic lobby.
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Nationwide, 2100,2000 historic buildings were repurposed with $22006 billion in tax credits during the 21894 fiscal year, a 2109 percent increase over the previous year.
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Floors had been repurposed for COVID-19 patients, and some patients who were on the hospital floor but not admitted to the ICU had died.
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But with the greenhouse's scheduled events canceled because of the coronavirus outbreak, the space has been repurposed as a factory for making disposable face shields.
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Former class rooms have been repurposed as large, well-lit guest rooms, and the couple added a back deck with a pool and hot tub.
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Now, a team of researchers has repurposed one of the rover's instruments to help determine how Gale Crater and 16,404-feet-tall Mount Sharp formed.
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"If the products are not that great, if they're just basically repurposed veggie burgers, the harm it does to us is not competition," he said.
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Within hours of the request, Democratic lawmakers indicated their displeasure with the prospect of allowing existing funds to be repurposed instead of allocating separate funds.
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However, in a young child who becomes blind, as with Helen Keller, this same cortex can be repurposed for entirely distinct functions, like language processing.
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A block from the north end of Asbury Park's boardwalk, near the 1930s Convention Hall, the eight-story hotel occupies a repurposed Salvation Army boardinghouse.
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Specifically, it plans to do this by only using reinforced Rayon backing and polycarbonate polyurethane surfaces, as well as recycled plastic bottles and repurposed rubber.
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But that is all it is: a happy coincidence, a set of unique circumstances that cannot be repackaged and repurposed for use across the globe.
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Fisher's repurposed lines in The Rise of Skywalker are essentially fireflies in a jar — they're still beautiful and affecting, but their confinement deflates the encounter.
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As Catholicism permeated world culture, the melody of the chant was repurposed into classical music, where it was used to convey a deathly, eerie tone.
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"We attempt to recycle as many replaced poles as possible, and through recycling they can be repurposed into other things, such as mulch," Pappas assured.
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For example, Axelrod and Christiansen note that one of Nécessaire's future goals is sourcing primary packaging that's 100%repurposed; in other words, no virgin plastic.
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The repurposed 1971 Rockwell Whitcraft houseboat now has a floor and walls featuring colorful wood panels stripped from the floor of a gym in Iowa.
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Throughout the procedure, Smith's surgeon explains the entire process calmly and adeptly, chronicling how the penile tissue is repurposed to form the labia, vagina, and clitoris.
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The solution Rodriguez and his crew came up with was an ingenious workaround: they would build their own soundsystem with repurposed materials from the black market.
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This year's decor is also environmentally friendly: 90 percent of the design uses repurposed ornaments and embellishments that were already among the White House holiday inventory.
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It's Day 3 of the World Championship Punkin Chunkin 2016, a post-Halloween charity showdown featuring medieval war machines repurposed as long distance dispensers of squash.
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"We don't have really any budget — we recycle everything, everything is repurposed and recycled 10 times over until we get the look we need," said Defendini.
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The spiraling form of "Birdlink" is constructed from repurposed and affordable materials so as to be visually engaging while also feasible to deploy at multiple sites.
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Android apps are bought and sold, injected with malicious code, repurposed without users' or Google's knowledge, or, as in this case, turned into engines of fraud.
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When you return to the station, you discover that Docking Bay E2500—normally used to off-load diplomatic cargo—has been repurposed to accommodate the refugees.
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While ISIS has sometimes been retrofitting hobby drones with explosives, they've also been building drones from scratch using metal pipes, wooden propellors, and repurposed small engines.
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He thinks shows, which are short video shows made for mobile phones, are special because they are created specifically for Snapchat, not just repurposed TV content.
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The plant uses sorbent materials called amines to capture approximately 90% of the CO2 from the plant's 240-megawatt slipstream, which is then repurposed for EOR.
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The figure rises to 173 times if 40% of the plastic bags are reused as bin liners, reflecting the proportion in Britain that are so repurposed.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's a crap ton of steel in broken down bridges and some of that steel gets repurposed into things like turntables.
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But the successful renovation of the High Line on Manhattan's West Side recently showed that a repurposed overhead railway passage can help ignite a development boom.
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A month ago, Dlamini released "Nintendhoe," which repurposed the Nintendo Gamecube startup jingle into a beat over which she flowed about the games she enjoys playing.
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It was repurposed and expanded to transport propane in 2014 and ethane in 2016 from western Pennsylvania to customers in the eastern part of the state.
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How do you stop it from getting into the hands of bad actors, from being repurposed to target the very people it was designed to protect?
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So sure, YouPorn's robotronic genius might not be all that great at coming up with porn genres—but maybe the AI just needs to be repurposed.
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I am Daisy Buchanan from The Great Gatsby, but my dress was repurposed from the costume Brie wore last year and it's a size too large.
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It is unclear if the Russian plan would use a conventional explosive in the repurposed missile, but its targeting system is likely to require significant modifications.
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Afternoon after afternoon, I found myself in a glitzy sixth-floor ballroom in Seoul's new Four Seasons hotel that had been repurposed as a press room.
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She found that some of the essays she wrote for college applications could be repurposed for scholarships, and that made the process more efficient, she said.
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Ever since they made a comeback this year, we've been seeing fidget spinners repurposed for an impressive variety of uses, from makeup application to teaching aids.
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Over the course of 17 years, workers excavated more than 28 million tons of rock from the site, which they repurposed as concrete for the tunnel.
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His stepfather's choice insult was "trixie," a word which would, years later, be repurposed by Firkus, though at the time the epithet only caused him pain.
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Self-driving also has positive implications for reducing environmental damage, cutting gas and electric costs, creating land supply from repurposed parking lots and eliminating traffic congestion.
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The fur of the Cuban solenodon — which looks like a shrew with a very long snout — was repurposed from a polar bear and painted rusty brown.
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The five-story Upper East Side townhouse that served as a consulate was long ago repurposed as the headquarters of a dealer of old master paintings.
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Since the materials don't need to be broken down to be repurposed, a simple cut-and-sew technique is all it takes to produce the shoes.
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Other eco-friendly elements of the shoe include recycled foam insoles, To date, Rothy's has repurposed more than 35 million plastic water bottles in its footwear.
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On a large barren lot, old train cars, school buses, and barns are repurposed as "classrooms" where trainees interact with paid role players in various scenarios.
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Several outbuildings, including the stables and barns, have been repurposed to host 36 apartments with two to four bedrooms or stand-alone homes with private pools.
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If Ice Cube's iconic Good Day could be bottled up as an energy source and repurposed as a British album released in 2018, this is it.
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Conspicuous as the repurposed military terms may be, it's never made explicit what principle or procedure, if any, Sharif used to thread them throughout the poems.
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The lobby, in particular, was filled with leafy plants and repurposed wood and materials, framed by views of lower Manhattan and, of course, the Brooklyn Bridge.
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One of the larger rooms is set up to seat diners, but it could be repurposed as a living, personal dining room, or something else entirely.
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The architecture is the real star, so explore the alleys and cobblestone streets by foot, checking out the many repurposed old warehouses that house thriving businesses.
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Repurposed drugs are the most promising options for finding a way to treat COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, in the near term.
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Ginzel has framed the stained, embroidered paper napkin with the two halves of a repurposed store-bought stretcher that was once covered with inexpensive, prepared canvas.
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Several pieces of the shark, like the fins and the stand, were made by the artist, while other parts were made out of repurposed household items.
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The St.-Martial church was repurposed as a shop specializing in comic book titles for Christian readers, whether modern spiritual tales or retellings of Bible stories.
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And Manhattan clam chowder, repurposed as a sauce for a fine, clean-tasting hunk of pan-seared salmon, was the answer to a question nobody asked.
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Content I've created for my books has been reframed and repurposed for online courses, classes, keynotes, and articles, just to name a few of the reapplications.
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As the book begins, his face, after years of surgeries, is a surface of scars and improvised features made of bones and skin repurposed from elsewhere.
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For a while, Microsoft tinkered with making a large table display called the Surface, but later repurposed the name for its line of tablets and laptops.
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And Zoom isn't the only popular organizational work tool being dramatically repurposed, as all types of groups and even entire countries collectively turn to online tools.
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While the William Vale, the Hoxton, and the Williamsburg Hotel were all ground-up new builds, the Wythe Hotel repurposed the building that was already there.
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We've repurposed a number of historic buildings to create a cabaret restaurant, a 2,000-seat music hall and an outdoor amphitheater which can seat 10,000 people.
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Selling a tragic-to-triumphant story arc repurposed from any number of similar crowd-pleasers, Lellouche is blessed with seasoned actors who know how to charm.
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Even in its repurposed sections, this book pulses with life, yet that particular defense of O'Neill feels of another time: a genuflection before the great artist.
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Like WikiLeaks' earlier Vault 7 series, the material published by WikiLeaks does not contain 0-days or similar security vulnerabilities which could be repurposed by others.
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It was repurposed again when male volunteers who enrolled in trials experienced side-effects that hinted at a possibility of using it to treat sexual difficulties.
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Earlier this year, an ammonia plant with near-zero CO2900 emissions using a repurposed integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) plant with CCS was announced in Indiana.
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In these cases, black activists captured the political power of childhood innocence, which had previously supported white supremacy, and repurposed it for a civil rights agenda.
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The structure, which was renamed the Remsen House and later paired with an adjoining structure, was repurposed as a boardinghouse, attracting an affluent, largely white clientele.
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Rooms are incredibly chic, furnished using repurposed and recycled materials and start at $21, but only if you're willing to visit in the hot summer offseason.
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She said the evidence suggests the North succeeded in building a seemingly harmless agricultural plant that could be repurposed within weeks to produce dried anthrax spores.
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"There are over $10 trillion in these real estate assets that will need to be repurposed for the digital era in the coming years," he wrote.
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The Muzeum Susch is housed in a repurposed 303th-century monastery and brewery, located in a remote Swiss Village about 100 miles south-east of Zurich.
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The result: a pillowcase repurposed as a vest, with "#NODAPL" and "Water Is Life" written in watercolors and acrylic paints, complete with Nyemah's handprint, as Mic noted.
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All the buttons on top are functional, though some have been repurposed due to changes made to the system itself like the CD tray being permanently shut.
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The current program, however, has been repurposed so many times to include all manner of media that most users agree it's just too bloated to be sustainable.
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They repurposed pieces like a 1920s rug and a chandelier in her living room and matched them with a few new items, such as a stylish couch.
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I drink some Pedialyte cut with water and heave my weary bones toward the hotel gym wearing some alcohol brand swag I've repurposed for my athleisure needs.
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Benioff has repurposed the grievances about his industry to opportunistically ask what his peers are doing to address the homeless epidemic in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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Whether it's popular face filters, camera features, stories, or even messaging streaks, Facebook has lifted features from Snapchat and repurposed them without a care in the world.
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A warehouse in Cerritos, California is set to be repurposed to build those drone models sold in the U.S., in order to better comply with government regulation.
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The maimed and constrained blue-collar icon of yore was later repurposed under the name Pesterminator in the 1990s, the lead character in a Super Nintendo Game.
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It was mostly repurposed funding from other programs, notably efforts to clean up after the Ebola epidemic that killed 11,000 people in West Africa in 2014-15.
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Berman insists that repurposed fat-derived stem cells should not be subject to the same regulations as other treatments, and that FDA guidelines are arbitrary and nonscientific.
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But you have to cover them in a way where the context is clear and that material can't be appropriated and repurposed in the raw and misused.
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Everything is tilted, off-kilter, askew — whether it's a planar construction of repurposed plywood, a blue slab of crushed cardboard, or a hollowed-out lump of bronze.
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Ashis Paul's eco-cooler is a zero-electricity air conditioner that uses repurposed plastic bottles to draw cool air into tin huts, in the absence of electricity.
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The icon shared a grainy image of herself pointing at a menu Wednesday, and the image was quickly repurposed as a meme, as Marie Claire points out.
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I always have this suspicion that these near-forgotten ideas from long-ago cult hits could be repurposed and adapted to new games, maybe even new genres.
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The report found that many state governments have repurposed their federal grants and some misused Medicaid funds to "cover the gap," according to the 85033-page report.
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Liberation, the Paris-based daily, repurposed the name of Macron's En Marche movement, calling the win a step forward for the 39-year-old former-investment banker.
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Babyfather, Dean Blunt's political brainchild, has repurposed an ethereal moment from "Wuthering Heights"—British pop-outsider Kate Bush's most famous song—into a smooth-talking rap ballad.
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And some Lenins have been melted down, with their material repurposed to sculpt less controversial Ukrainian individuals such as Olympian Volodymyr Holubnychy or the poet Taras Shevchenko.
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The project was ultimately shut down, but the concept was repurposed by Hybrid Air Vehicles for short-range cargo flights, aerial surveillance, and potentially even passenger flights.
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British officials have reportedly repurposed Cold War-era emergency plans to arrange for the evacuation of the royal family in the event of unrest related to Brexit.
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Collins also noted after the meeting with Mulvaney that she "remained concerned" about CHIP rescissions, adding that even if the funding wasn't needed it could be repurposed.
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Today the netting has become a shrine to Koreatown memories, forming a cozy tent around the diners, who squeeze in at tables made from repurposed oil drums.
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BUILDING ON BOND This rustic chic cafe's design — salvaged fixtures, colorfully painted pipes (one retrofitted for beer taps) and repurposed tabletops (some from shuffleboards) — are aesthetically pleasing.
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Other tools from the presumed NSA toolkit published by the Shadow Brokers have also been repurposed by criminals and are being sold on underground forums, researchers said.
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In a somewhat frustrating sign of the company's growing popularity in China, imitators have begun cropping up, including small piano shops that have repurposed Steinway's lyre logo.
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The Obama campaign also repurposed an advertising strategy called "uplift" or "brand lift," normally used to measure consumer-brand interactions, and used it to pursue persuadable voters.
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Though the association law was meant to be preventive, since those killings it has been repurposed to charge the alleged participants in successful terror plots, as well.
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Melania Trump might have chosen to pose for GQ, but there's nothing empowering about the way her husband's opponents have repurposed her modeling portfolio as revenge porn.
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On the Mexican side, to the right of the image, is fencing made of repurposed Vietnam-era helicopter landing mat material, topped with wire in some places.
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In the NFL's discourse, Newton is reduced into a debater's point, repurposed into perfect proof of one thing or its opposite by one aggrieved party or another.
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How does it feel to see your legacy being embraced by a younger generation that way and kind of repurposed, and now participating in that as well?
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Related: Artist Manipulates Water With The Power Of Her Mind Turn Your Brainwaves into Lasers at This Art Installation Listen to a Song Made from Repurposed Brainwaves
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The interactive content — what Arkadium calls "factives" — will reach beyond AP-owned properties, because the sites also repurposed and distributed by AP publishers with their own branding.
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The first flush of romance made it playful, almost silly: Three Lions, the unofficial theme tune of the 1996 European Championships, was repurposed as a modern anthem.
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Maybe you've been watching the White House briefings and heard from the president that an old drug is being repurposed as an experimental treatment for Covid-19.
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It was so sweaty in Samfunnssalen, the ballroom-like venue repurposed from hosting banquets and conferences, that all I can really remember is a belly-wobbling bass.
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On Thursday, a Pentagon spokesman said that final decisions about what military construction projects would have their funds repurposed for his declaration have not yet been made.
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I connect with a lot of the tropes in old country music so much that I've just extracted and repurposed the stuff that stands out to me.
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He then repurposed his speech into an appeal for the general election in November; he and Mr. Balderson have both been nominated to face off again then.
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The immediate goal for the new accelerator is to catalyze the evaluation and development of new and repurposed drugs and biologics to treat patients with COVID-19.
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Dr. Dudley was interested in whether existing drugs could be repurposed to treat Alzheimer's, which has so far resisted all drugs tested in hundreds of clinical trials.
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The bill took the program's "existing infrastructure and repurposed it for the purpose of getting money into the hands of small businesses quickly for payroll," Rubio explained.
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As the business evolves, industry insiders expect to see more indoor parks created in repurposed and underused real estate like shopping malls and empty big-box stores.
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In his R13 collection, Chris Leba offered a funkier take, showing repurposed denim in the shape of a dress or faded overalls, with slouchy boots to match.
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El Museo del Barrio originated in 19803 in classrooms, storefronts and a repurposed fire station in what was then the predominantly Puerto Rican neighborhood of East Harlem.
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They also repurposed as much of the reclaimed wood as they could and built much of the mid-century-inspired furniture from it, including the bed frame.
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With chaotic yet charming cobblestone streets, dome-shaped bathhouses steaming with sulfuric waters, and crumbling Soviet factories repurposed as hipster hotels, Tbilisi is a study in contrasts.
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Among other things, the original carriageways on 31st and 33rd Streets could be repurposed as street-level piazzas, creating vibrant public spaces and greatly improved pedestrian flow.
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Sleek, oversized lavatories have glistening chandeliers made from repurposed pipes and crystals as well as leather ottomans, walls covered in mirrored subway tiles—and white marble stalls.
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"Specifically, Mariner East 1 underwent integrity testing and major upgrades when it was repurposed for NGL service in 2014, including new valves and pump stations," Coleman said.
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Ms. Warren's political argument — that Mr. Sessions was not qualified to be attorney general because of a history of racism — was repurposed as an inspirational workout slogan.
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The "shack" includes sand, beach chairs, a repurposed wooden deck from Re-Use Hawaii, and a pair of real palm trees on loan from a local nursery.
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These are the first border wall contracts to use Pentagon funds that the Trump administration had repurposed from other Defense Department accounts to support the border wall.
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Tate is yoked to British heritage just as this repurposed power station is tethered to St. Paul's Cathedral, on the opposite bank, by the London Millennium Footbridge.
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This glossed-over version of reality would then be repurposed in future congressional hearings and interviews, selling new variations of an already-failing military strategy to lawmakers.
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One user repurposed the tree stand for creating a DIY parrot play top and recommended adding stones to the base for added stability when using larger trees.
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Binders occasionally repurposed scraps of paper—for example, unused pages from other books produced by the bindery—to use as the liners that stiffen a book's spine.
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For instance the shape of the toast as a generic is repurposed at different scales and assigned different functions— that of a building and that of a handbag.
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When Flash's knees buckled, he happily stepped into the role of LeBron's trusty sidekick; after LeBron's departure, he repurposed himself yet again to allow Chris Bosh to thrive.
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The company could not confirm that the posts were created by the Iranian government, but did say that they included commentary that was repurposed by Iranian state media.
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One of her projects repurposed a large sign, which she painted with "A Louer" (to rent) and rolled in front of municipal buildings as a comment on commercialization.
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Gizmodo reached out to Rousseau to ask him about what it feels like to have your own ridiculous parody of Gervais repurposed as some kind of profound truth.
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Simply titled Containment, it is a group show installed in the Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Gallery and in a repurposed corridor christened the Marité & Joe Robinson Strolling Gallery.
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A screen positioned over an old fireplace in a repurposed military officer's home shows a flock of pink, strutting birds, their long legs marching in a synchronized dance.
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The newspaper said Amazon had ordered a site on Berlin's fashionable Kurfuerstendamm to be repurposed as a warehouse for more than 10,000 articles from the online retailer's assortment.
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He runs a research program aboard the repurposed Borg cube and he wields enough power to get Soji into the holding cell where formerly assimilated Romulans are held.
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But just as words can only say so much, sometimes you need a little more than a repurposed nightshade to truly express all the shades of human horniness.
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Its sampling of Brenda Russell's "A Little Bit of Love" — which was later repurposed to create Big Pun's "Still Not a Player" — was executive producer Harmony Samuels' idea.
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Or so we thought, until we realized that some great research might be repurposed to help founders understand how to work with organizations that are representing public interests.
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Best For: The MinimalistGlossier has been hooking customers up with these souped-up Ziplocs since day one — and over the years, we've repurposed them for just about everything.
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He also wants to figure out if the solar sails could double as sunshields for the telescope, or be repurposed as a long-term source of solar power.
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Secondly, we shared an alternative model for how the solar array could be repurposed as a roof, situated on top of a food cooperative grocery store and greenhouse.
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Earlier this year, controversy erupted in Hamburg after a planned memorial to victims of the Gestapo, the Nazi secret police, was repurposed by high-end real-estate developers.
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The books in the two photos appear to be the same, as is the placement of various piles of paper, suggesting that the account simply repurposed the photoshoot.
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Part of Mr Pierucci's outrage reflects America's harsh judicial system: a legal playbook devised to bring down mobsters and racketeers has since been repurposed for the corporate world.
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This one has been scraped clean of the things that make it germy, repurposed to carry a carefully designed stretch of DNA wrapped inside a ball of protein.
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MORE, who chairs the Committee, accused his colleagues of "cowardice" in refusing to even talk about convening a process to decide which facilities should be closed and repurposed.
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He's smiling from a stage in Denver's air and space museum, backed by a giant American flag that hangs near the bay doors of this repurposed military hangar.
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Now based out of a repurposed art installation, it's a step up from the sweltering tent where people could drunkenly scrawl their postcards before suffering from heat stroke.
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Better yet, BuzzFeed could always pay the same content creators whose viral hits they've repurposed in the past — but pay them to create new work specifically for BuzzFeed.
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