The size 12+ retailer is launching a closet revamp video series where a style expert helps women revamp their closets.
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But it would take years to revamp thousands of laws.
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Nougat's not a complete revamp, but more about inner beauty.
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The revamp will delay further some of the bank's goals.
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The Swiss government has long struggled to revamp EU ties.
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What are your plans to revamp your business in 2016?
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The revamp introduces a number of changes, including search ads.
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Sounds like a great time to revamp the NBA logo.
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It is now time to thoroughly revamp our counterterrorism policy.
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An agreement to revamp NAFTA was reached over the weekend.
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It was rumored Samsung would revamp TouchWiz for Android 6.0.
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Could an entire revamp of the longtime uniform be next?
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However, he is going to help me revamp my style.
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Falcon campaigned on a platform to revamp the Venezuelan economy.
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With this years revamp of the What's in Your Bag?
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Spring means it's finally time to revamp your shoe game.
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Venus enters Gemini, encouraging you to revamp your beauty routine.
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It wasn't a necessary condition to revamp the U.K. economy.
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Didi has moved to revamp its service following the incident.
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Senate Democrats are trying to revamp their populist economic agenda.
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Her revamp of "Fastlove" was already going to be fraught.
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Soon she was pressing them to revamp its limited menu.
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Traumatic incidents have helped other institutions revamp their intake processes.
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This latest shift could be part of that image revamp.
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It comes just two weeks after the revamp of ABC's app.
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But there is scepticism whether the proposed revamp will be sufficient.
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The idea of using technology to revamp education is not new.
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Representatives of the diaspora have advised the museum on the revamp.
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Google recently overhauled Gmail with a fresh revamp and new functions.
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As soon as we're all dead, I'm sure they'll revamp it.
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Office is set to get revamp with the Fluent design language.
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They're about to launch the Instagram DM, revamp the messaging system.
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Today, Google is launching the biggest revamp of Gmail in years.
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Jessi: The essence of Blvck Seeds is to revamp black culture.
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The classic party game, spin the bottle, doesn't need a revamp.
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Macron, 40, faces multiple challenges in carrying out a significant revamp.
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Trump had vowed to revamp NAFTA during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The firm subsequently apologized and promised to revamp its marketing strategy.
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There is still work to do to revamp Petrobras, Parente added.
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Hamon acknowledges his proposal will require a major revamp of taxes.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced a $27 billion revamp for Penn Station.
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Ryan asked: How does this administration try to revamp its image?
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A rebranding, or in Ryan's words, a revamp, is in order.
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So why does an open field of crops equal a revamp?
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She has become a symbol of resistance to the judicial revamp.
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It's possible to revamp your basketball game at nearly any age.
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Those recalls prompted the F.D.A. to revamp some of its procedures.
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Argentina says it needs to revamp about $100 billion in debt.
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If they revamp it, I'm not sure what's going to happen.
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In fact, the hiring revamp created a sort of natural experiment.
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According to FedScoop, the electronic innards got a totally modern revamp.
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But really, do yourself a favor and revamp your bathroom life.
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This was the order to revamp the National Security Council (NSC).
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BEIJING — China's ambitious plan to revamp its economy has bogged down.
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The Royal Opera House in London completed a $66 million revamp.
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"No one is going to rush out and do anything tomorrow, but rather than revamp a plant in the UK to produce a new model, they might revamp a plant somewhere else," CLSA analyst Chris Richter said.
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That's the first car the company has raised enough money to revamp.
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Give your home office a colorful revamp with this teal office chair.
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Other nations with written constitutions often revamp them as changing times demand.
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The Mexican government is implementing an energy industry revamp finalized in 2000.
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It's not uncommon for major theme-park companies to revamp their attractions.
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But as long as negotiations about a revamp continued, he held off.
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However, the historic meeting might not be enough to revamp oil prices.
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Also expect to hear more about Google's plan to revamp Android messaging.
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It would require a radical revamp of what Facebook is and does.
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If only we could get a full revamp of the campaign, too.
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Why not revamp the category to something a little less looks-focused?
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The burger chain has continued to revamp its menu and restaurant locations.
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Add a peplum to a timeless shape to instantly revamp your look.
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Find a way to revamp your reputation or reconsider your career goals.
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At Google I/O 2015, the company announced its Google Photos revamp.
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It is likely to revamp its components business to shore-up profitability.
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DevFlight: DevFlight wants to revamp the business model for open-source software.
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It's retrograde season, stargazers — a chance to rewind, review, revamp, and revise.
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While the revamp works around the building's heritage, it doesn't ignore it.
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In August, Gebrselassie said the whole athletics set-up "needed a revamp".
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According to Emojipedia, absolutely every emoji in Android is getting a revamp.
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Amazon is trying to revamp novelist Tom Clancy's classic Jack Ryan character.
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Instead, they often opted to revamp some of the battered brands online.
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But conservatives are attempting to revamp how the entire law itself works.
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Instead it's using it's using its technological savvy to revamp the workplace.
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Volkswagen is releasing an electric revamp of its microbus, the I.D. Buzz.
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Apple isn't the only company to recently revamp its true wireless headphones.
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In 1979, Boeing began to develop a major revamp of the 737.
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Trump is said to want to "scuttle" the deal and revamp it.
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China's petroleum industry needs to revamp its systems and mechanisms, he said.
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Trump had vowed to revamp NAFTA during his 2016 presidential election campaign.
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The strikers are also demanding the company revamp its temporary worker system.
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Iggy Azalea's "Clap Back" is an unsuccessful attempt to revamp her image.
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After that, he expects management's revamp efforts to begin to bear fruit.
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Headlines - London Stock Exchange to extend revamp of senior management team on.ft.
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Rodriguez helped Smith leverage his basketball talent and revamp his coaching business.
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To make the most of it, though, they must revamp their pitching.
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TRANSPORT REVAMP Johnson said he was backing HS2 as part of a wider revamp of Britain's transport infrastructure, including upgrades to buses and cycle lanes, emphasising a plan to build connections between towns and cities in northern England.
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Even established players like MSNBC have been forced to revamp in recent years.
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It may not be a complete revamp of every product that you make.
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In the end, this challenge can help you revamp your normal sedentary routines.
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The revamp is expected to cost the bank up to 5 billion euros.
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That means a Dodd-Frank revamp could stall in one chamber of Congress.
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The battery screen is getting a much-needed revamp too, with more detail.
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For the moment, there are no plans to revamp the policy, officials said.
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Dropoffs are also getting a revamp with the update to UberPool in Manhattan.
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Breakingviews Morgan Stanley's latest management revamp puts a chief executive on the market.
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Whether Apple Music's revamp will be successful, of course, remains to be seen.
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Goldman hired the tech-savvy Mahajan to revamp the business in March 2015.
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In its first revamp since 2013, the new Mac Pro is a behemoth.
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The planned revamp is expected to take four to six weeks, Wood said.
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At that time, Democrats and Republicans worked together to revamp the tax code.
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TESLA PLANS TO REVAMP SHOWROOMS IN CHINA TO SUPPORT DELIVERY AND MAINTENANCE - SOURCES
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The idea behind the revamp is to offer members more options and flexibility.
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It's unclear if an app revamp can actually help the company stay afloat.
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Tritton helped revamp Target stores and introduced more private labels for the brand.
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"It's too late for Mr. Trump to revamp his political personality", Stein wrote.
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The center has been trying to revamp its out-dated early warning mechanisms.
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Each revitalized glove in Lost Gloves is given a visual and contextual revamp.
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This is also great time to hit the spa or revamp your wardrobe.
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The Office revamp comes two months after Google unveiled a redesign for Gmail.
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But the burrito chain also has to totally revamp its social media policies.
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Lawmakers must act by then to revamp it or extend it yet again.
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But his plans to revamp senior leadership might not prove easy to accomplish.
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Twitter leadership allegedly dismissed the colored badge solution, favoring a larger platform revamp.
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And Oury expects that to improve — without having to revamp the Ultium design.
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The studio is also finding success with its revamp of the "Jumanji" franchise.
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The revamp plan also included expanding the mall to accommodate new entertainment options.
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Zucker wanted to revamp CNN from a tired news station into something entertaining.
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He suggested that caucuses be abandoned and that Democrats revamp their nominating process.
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Now, there is a new effort to revamp the city's property tax code.
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The durability of UBS' revamp may take a few years to reveal itself.
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No, I wasn't going to revamp my entire brain using a habit tracker.
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It did not specify the extent of job cuts to accompany the revamp.
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HSH was the last German lender to reach a deal on its revamp.
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"We need to revamp our trade laws from top to bottom," he said.
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That means President Donald Trump can name someone and quickly revamp Dodd-Frank.
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McDonald used that knowledge when he moved to revamp the CFTC's cooperation program.
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The PGA Tour quickly announces it will revamp its pace-of-play policy.
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Canada and Mexico both welcomed the U.S. move to launch a NAFTA revamp.
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This is a wonderful time for a makeover or to revamp your style.
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"We're not trying to revamp anything that's already at a high mark," he said.
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Papa John's latest attempt to rekindle sales is a revamp of its rewards program.
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He said tax-reform proponents will use budget reconciliation to push through the revamp.
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Elton's such an icon, a legend, I'm honoured to be a part of Revamp.
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Join our team as they revamp boring old dwellings all over the seven kingdoms.
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Talks to revamp the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are in full swing.
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Huffpost Live, which was closed in January 2016, is going through a major revamp.
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Unfortunately for fans of the Roald Dahl tale, the revamp appears to be dead.
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A recent revamp means it's much more modern-looking than it used to be.
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Click ahead for picks that will easily revamp your wardrobe this season and beyond.
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Instead of attempting a whole face revamp, focus on either your lips or eyes.
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German trade groups said the CETA debacle should trigger a revamp of EU procedures.
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The relaunch is part of an effort to revamp the Trump administration's digital presence.
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Adopting a similar model in the US might help to revamp clean-tech innovation.
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November: An all-new Google+ unveiled Google+ got a big revamp in November 2015.
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Others are considering whether to revamp the tax treatment of employer-provided health insurance.
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But some other DOTs say they have decided to draft or revamp written policies.
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Practically speaking, this is a great time to go shopping or revamp your look.
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That appointment has sparked speculation that Google is to revamp its social media ambitions.
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The result was an abundance of interesting application prototypes to revamp the arcade platform.
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Apple has planned to revamp its stores, in part to draw in services spending.
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Google today announced a major revamp of its travel planning tools on the web.
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Still, outflows accelerated in stock funds BlackRock had announced plans to revamp in March.
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"They need to revamp, root out the inefficient and cynically misguided managers," he said.
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But perhaps the biggest surprise about the revamp is that it is so modest.
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The revamp itself was prompted by host feedback during last year's Airbnb Open conference.
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It also set the stage for a sweeping revamp of our financial regulatory structure.
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This, he says, is "eerily similar" to Mr Xi's struggle to revamp his party.
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The most important reform Virginia Democrats could make is to revamp the redistricting process.
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Many Americans agree with Trump's contention that the tax laws deserve a major revamp.
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The tax code revamp also bolstered dividends received from the rest of the world.
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Part of this revamp includes the introduction of the Pixel Launcher, the company announced.
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The cover revamp process was very much a group effort at Simon & Schuster Children's.
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Earlier this year, Samsung partnered with Indus OS to revamp its Galaxy App Store.
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Cat-Eye 2.0 May is typically a time to revamp and refresh your wardrobe.
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A promised revamp of roads, bridges and airports figured prominently in Trump's presidential campaign.
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On Thursday, he announced a plan to revamp how Medicare pays for certain medications.
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As part of that revamp, 13 college contributors were selected — from 20,000 — as correspondents.
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Twitter needs time to revamp its business, which may be why people aren't bidding.
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A local family wants to revamp the site for business, but survivors are opposed.
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That revamp included slashing the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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Brands like Heist and Shapermint have entered the space, aiming to revamp shapewear's image.
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The last successful tax revamp, under Ronald Reagan in 1984, was a mammoth task.
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The Lyft revamp comes as Uber gears up for some app changes as well.
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Todd is part of an effort to revamp education and training for space airmen.
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The agency is planning a bigger revamp of the W-4 form for 2019.
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New York (CNN Business)Lay's potato chips are about to get a packaging revamp.
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U.S.C.'s interim president, Wanda Austin, has pledged to revamp its athletic admissions process.
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The only regret is that I wanted to revamp the Coliseum before I left.
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You owe it to yourself to revamp your collection and start the year off right.
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But while revamping police procedures and training, we need to also revamp our cultural attitudes.
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A lot of things changed between 1996 and the revamp of Doctor Who in 2005.
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In December, GNC temporarily shuttered all of its U.S. locations to revamp its pricing strategy.
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"You have to revamp a genre in order to validate it coming back," says Malarkey.
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The menu item called "gross" and "disgusting" by social media users is getting a revamp.
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In 2014, Google announced plans to revamp its products with a 12-and-under focus.
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For all the extenuating circumstances, the award underscores why VW needs to revamp executive pay.
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Over the years, it added trucks and an Anki Drive revamp it called Anki Overdrive.
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Southwest was helped by lower fuel prices and the ongoing revamp of its jet fleet.
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Ask anyone and they'll tell you it's trash, which is why it needed a revamp.
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A revamp of the income-tax system has been in the works for several years.
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I figured why not take a page from her book and revamp it a little.
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Image: Apple / GizmodoDependable rumors suggest that the MacBook Pro is about to get major revamp.
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DE) is currently executing a strategic revamp, while the country's second biggest lender, Commerzbank (CBKG.
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In other words: Our beauty routine is getting a major revamp, starting with our hair.
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It was my goal to revamp that and make it sound a little more special.
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At the very least, the U.N. should press the Palestinians to revamp their educational curriculum.
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The state is embarking on a radical plan to revamp utility models to accommodate renewables.
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Apple will revamp its Books app as part of these changes, too, the report said.
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Facebook ultimately killed the tool, but it could be looking toward a revamp of sorts.
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Dubke's departure supercharged rumors that the White House is looking to revamp its communications strategy.
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The NFL has partnered with the Fashion Institute of Technology to revamp the league's branding.
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The revamp follows high-profile staff defections from the "i" electric car division this year.
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Samsung might also give its TouchWiz Android skin a revamp with an flatter, cleaner look.
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Foreign portfolio funds are pouring into the country after a revamp of the stock market.
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Because of the triple-tax advantages, workers may need to revamp their retirement savings strategy.
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Apple Music: One year after launch, Apple Music is in store for its first revamp.
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Preoccupied with the 787, Boeing was slow to respond with its own revamp, the 7773MAX.
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He also said that linking infrastructure with a revamp of the tax code is unnecessary.
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The company plans to significantly increase its media spending and revamp its product development process.
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Now, he says, the central banks are embracing the technology to revamp their own infrastructures.
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American Express is targeting startups as part of a revamp of its corporate-card structure.
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CEO Jeff Gennette touted the company's high dividend and efforts to revamp its loyalty programs.
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The public attention has prompted the makers of prescription opioids to revamp their marketing practices.
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Macy's said it would spend savings on its digital businesses and to revamp other locations.
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The island needs to rebuild its pharmaceutical capabilities and revamp its tourism business, Rossello said.
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He proposed that Mr. Byrne revamp the tracks, using a new set of young collaborators.
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But with the revamp, the Windows group will be smaller and its engineering efforts dispersed.
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The Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo selected architecture firm OMA to revamp its campus.
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In Goldman's case, it might have to agree to revamp parts of its compliance program.
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He resigned as president of Apra and urged members to revamp the party without him.
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Bulletin Board Your survey responses, critiques and testing helped us revamp our popular morning newsletter.
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Nestle announced a revamp of the Nestea brand last month, changing its formula and packaging.
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This modern-shaped vase is stylishly speckled and adds an instant revamp to any space.
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The revamp will move to better protect students who are accused of committing sexual assault.
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In the automobile industry, carmakers occasionally revamp models with new driving technology and chassis designs.
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The brand's revival and electric revamp might confuse consumers accustomed with the Hummer of old.
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It is the latest sign that Walmart is trying to revamp its e-commerce playbook.
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The latest round of talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement conclude Monday.
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The revamp dialed it back a bit — minus that slide show with 81 slides. 81!
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In the automobile industry, carmakers occasionally revamp models with new driving technology and chassis designs.
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While Mr. Trump has abandoned the trans-Pacific Partnership, negotiations to revamp Nafta are ongoing.
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It also plans to revamp the incentive fee system, with details still being worked out.
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And if we need a complete revamp, a transformative cut is on the to-do list.
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Another Alphabet team, Google Fit, worked closely with the American Heart Association for its design revamp.
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The Hohmann-Dennhardt pay fiasco is a timely reminder of the urgency of such a revamp.
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LAX is in the midst of a $14 billion revamp of its aging roads and terminals.
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To address concentrated poverty, he would replace or revamp 100 public housing projects across the country.
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But the talks failed, leading Deutsche to announce its major revamp and corporate push last month.
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First lady Michelle Obama made the announcement about the FDA-approved revamp of the labels today.
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But 19 countries, including France and Germany, endorsed the revamp, while Belgium, Estonia and Slovenia abstained.
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He made few mentions of his decades-long effort to revamp the country's criminal justice system.
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Even the most starry-eyed scientists do not imagine that Alberta can revamp its economy overnight.
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LSE, too, is spending heavily on its campus: a £350m ($460m) revamp will open next year.
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I think the financial authorities are trying to do their best to revamp the world economies.
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With 650,000 commuters getting lost in Penn Station every day, it certainly does need a revamp.
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Google, meanwhile, is planning a revamp of its music subscription service, which will incorporate YouTube video.
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Speaking to Reuters earlier this month, Airbus President Guillaume Faury deflected questions about A321 revamp plans.
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So if there's any time to revamp your skincare regimen, it's now, using the code "glow18".
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They use debt to buy consumer-product firms, then they revamp their brands and slash costs.
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Table service and increased digital ordering options are part of McDonald's "Experience of the Future" revamp.
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It's unclear how Morrison's decision affects plans to revamp the show or its chances for renewal.
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Eventually, the company had to revamp its approach entirely, which may have made things even worse.
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The marketing revamp is the latest in a raft of new year announcements from M&S.
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Pizza Hut had already tried a gourmet "Flavor of Now" menu revamp in 2014, which flopped.
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Just as important as this new project, though, is the overall revamp of Microsoft's startup programs.
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Just like the Revamp range, Whipped smells insanely good — think fruity, with a hint of musk.
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The singer voices Nala in the new live-action revamp of the beloved 1994 Disney film.
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Debt-laden Weatherford has restructured and sold businesses in an effort to raise cash and revamp.
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The menu revamp has been a major part of Shaich's return to the chain in 2012.
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Instead, companies need to take the data they've collected and use it to revamp existing systems.
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This switch is the headline move in the first big revamp of America's currency since 270.
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In most of the country, the president's push to revamp the schools has found broad acceptance.
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Munk will take his experience to CVS as the drugstore chain tries to revamp its MinuteClinics.
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Apple went on to revamp its Mac computer line and introduce the iPod, iPhone and iPad.
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We're even betting that you can revamp your day and night skin routine for under $50.
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Deutsche Bank said plans to revamp its investment bank would take another two to three years.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to legalize professional mixed martial arts and revamp oversight of combat sports generally.
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Its one successful reform since 2000 has been to revamp and re-equip its armed forces.
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Few on Capitol Hill or K Street expect Republicans to pass a revamp of Dodd-Frank.
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The CEO also teased an upcoming revamp for Discover, which is central to Snap's ad business.
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Now, McDonald's is catching the attention of workers by promising to revamp its college assistance program.
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Novartis has been paring expensive activities since announcing a revamp of its pharmaceuticals division in May.
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New display sizes: Along with the design revamp, Kuo says Apple might introduce new display sizes.
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The answer, he said, is to revamp or jettison some treaties and institutions while bolstering others.
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So in honor of our revamp, I'm turning this week's newsletter over to all of you.
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The Creators Update includes several new features like a 3-D revamp of the Paint program.
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Destiny USA is a mall in Syracuse, New York, that is trying to revamp its identity.
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She expects to present her proposal for a revamp of the EU's migration policies next spring.
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She said the French government was exploring ways to revamp fiscal policies to achieve environmental aims.
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Following this brand revamp, Domino's saw its stock gain more than 2,000% from 2010 to 2017.
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It wants to revamp the pensions system, cutting a government program that rewards private pensions savers.
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His plans to revamp the rigid labor code by decree, largely bypassing Parliament, have sown unease.
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Despite several attempts to revamp their images, department stores have gotten the cold shoulder from shoppers.
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Sanofi&aposs new CEO Paul Hudson just laid out his plans to completely revamp the company.
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THE UNITED STATES REACHING A PRELIMINARY DEAL WITH MEXICO WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP'S REQUEST TO REVAMP NAFTA.
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The airline's ramp and technical-operations staff haven't had a uniform revamp in near 20 years.
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With opening arguments the next day, the decision left prosecutors little time to revamp their strategy.
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If this deal has any chance at succeeding, Musk will need to completely revamp SolarCity's business.
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Microsoft announced a revamp of its gaming console, the Xbox One, at E3, the industry's annual showcase.
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Framed launched in 2011 and has since failed to pick up speed, despite a revamp last year.
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What better way to revamp our nutrition and our mornings than with easy, energy-packed breakfast smoothies?
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Michael Rohr of Moody's notes that Deutsche's revenues have dropped since its last strategic revamp, in 2015.
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OPEC and non-OPEC members are gathering on Saturday to discuss a plan to revamp oil prices.
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The goal is to revamp the two-story mill and employ at least 200 residents, Beall said.
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The changes were part of a multi-million revamp promised by BA boss Alex Cruz before Christmas.
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A central promise of Trump's campaign was that he would revamp the 23-year-old trade pact.
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Sewing and his new team have promised to deliver further cost-cutting to revamp the balance sheet.
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Bailey's exit will enable Gobbetti to revamp Burberry's creative direction as well as its operations, analysts said.
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Riverdale doesn't resemble the Archie comics either in their overly saccharine beginnings or current genre heavy revamp.
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J.Crew continues to look everywhere but in the retail industry for top talent to revamp its business.
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The basketball player was moving from Denver to New York, and he sought to revamp his image.
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The zoning ordinance amendment passed through the city council last year as part of a larger revamp.
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Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidates have put forth their own proposals on how they would revamp the program.
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But the main draw to this very welcome Galaxy revamp has everything to do with the cameras.
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If he's not up to it, he's not the right man to oversee such an important revamp.
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It called for a sale of shale assets, return of capital, and a board and management revamp.
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It would also revamp bank stress-testing rules and loosen securities regulations to help companies raise cash.
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With today's revamp, eHarmony will now show users who have matched an entire table on their compatibility.
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Spooked by rapidly depleting groundwater, the central government plans a vast nationwide campaign to revamp local reservoirs.
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So get ready to revamp the punches of proms and parties past with a BOO-zy twist.
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Two bills that would modestly but significantly revamp US assistance programs are making their way through Congress.
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His boundary pushing led to a review and revamp of the Code, which ultimately declined into irrelevance.
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On Thursday, we finally got our first look at the brand's revamp under its new parent company.
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It remodeled 32 Hollister stores in the second quarter and plans to revamp 20 more this year.
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"It is a refined strategy, rather than a wholesale revamp," said Steven Salo, Arabtec's investor relations head.
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This is the second major revamp of the startup's leadership team in a little over two years.
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Exxon shut the small CDU on April 22 for a revamp scheduled to finish by June 30.
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It hopes greater efficiency through the revamp will generate 1.1 billion euros in cost savings by 2020.
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ET. The special will feature Sheeran, Gaga, Cyrus, and more artists singing songs from Revamp and Restoration.
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You'll need to forward these to your insurance company and discuss raising your coverage after the revamp.
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These changes are launching alongside a big revamp of how Billboard weighs streaming data for its charts.
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It looks like Instagram is getting ready to finally revamp one of its most popular features: Boomerang.
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Negotiators are eager not to allow the NAFTA revamp to become politicized by the Mexican election campaign.
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Madigan revealed his own demands on Sunday, including a school funding revamp bill already passed both chambers.
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And based on the huge jump in its share price, other investors are anticipating a big revamp.
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Analysts have speculated that the revamp could go further since Czech investor Daniel Kretinsky took a stake.
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Less than a year after a major revamp, there's yet another new Ford Mustang on the horizon.
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Frankly, iTunes needs to get an Apple Photos-style revamp, but that's not expected until next year.
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Bill Walker of Alaska has proposed a revenue revamp, including restructuring the state's $47 billion Permanent fund.
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Today, the company is looking to revamp the app once again, with a new focus on lifelogging.
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But efforts to revamp the program ran aground after hurricanes devastated the southeast, Texas and Puerto Rico.
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But Slim Jim's revamp suggests not even the convenience-store shelves are safe from premium consumer palettes.
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The Canadian dollar was firm ahead of further talks to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Trump on Tuesday privately signed a broad executive order urging a revamp of federal government aid programs.
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The meetings, if followed up on properly, could potentially help to revamp the State Department's CVE strategies.
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While it tries to revamp its image, Papa John's has been fending off fierce attacks from Schnatter.
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In its deal with the Federal Reserve, CCB agreed to revamp its transaction controls, oversight and reporting.
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Kelli Ward (R), said there's pressure to revamp the tax code for policy reasons, not political ones.
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Mr. Brock uses green peanut oil liberally at his new, 18-seat revamp of McCrady's in Charleston.
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The House passed its tax overhaul bill filled with cuts that could significantly revamp the tax code.
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While Pique accepts criticism of the revamp, he says this year's Davis Cup will break new ground.
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In North Korea, the pair were forced by Kim to help him revamp the country's film industry.
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Robinhood will rename and revamp its upcoming checking and banking features after encountering problems with its insurance.
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The revamp would, among other things, cut the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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Venus loves fashion, so this is a good time to revamp your wardrobe, especially your work clothes.
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The outcome in Maine could be a turning point in efforts to revamp how Americans conduct elections.
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The rest is sprinkled across the Midwest to revamp factories in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Ohio.
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Despite being described as a revamp, it's similar to a measure passed by the House last month.
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A. Google's recent revamp of its Gmail service for desktop web browsers moves a few things around.
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In 2016 the bank admitted employees had opened potentially millions of sham accounts, triggering a leadership revamp.
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As your kids get older and their needs change, you may want to revamp your guardian choice.
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In addition to the spending cap, Mr. Temer has introduced a proposal to revamp Brazil's pension system.
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To get out of the job I hated, I knew I would have to revamp my resume.
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"It's not like we need to revamp a guy that didn't know how to hit," Long said.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) has introduced a measure that would revamp how the plans report their holdings.
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The bank declined to comment on how many people would be impacted directly by the management revamp.
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Behind the scenes, there have been other signs of ongoing efforts to revamp DC Comics-based movies.
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The Sidewalk exec also touched upon the opportunities to revamp urban planning when self-driving cars arrive.
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YouTube announced Monday that it is rolling out changes to revamp its policies surrounding children&aposs content.
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Nestlé's latest revamp plans are far from radical and the Third Point founder may next seek boardroom changes.
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The revamp comes after the London-listed company formed a new joint venture with Pfizer's consumer health division.
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What happened to iPad Pros with FaceID, AirPods with wireless charging, or the long rumored affordable MacBook revamp?
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Under the banner "A Better Way Forward, " Brady is leading the House effort to revamp the tax code.
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If that Baywatch revamp is looking for any extra lifeguards, we think we may have found your girl.
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The wireless carrier has sought to revamp its media unit, Verizon Media, which includes Yahoo, HuffPost and TechCrunch.
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If she's not ready to revamp her whole bedding set, gift her a pair of pillowcases to start.
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On the heels of Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo comes a much-needed (and overdue) revamp for Yahoo Mail.
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Mexico said in March it would revamp its target list to focus on the agricultural and industrial sectors.
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Rees said an R&D revamp made sense but it would take 5-7 years to yield results.
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The boardroom shuffle came after years of Starboard pushing Yahoo to make big changes to revamp shareholder returns.
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It's possible to see Musk make decisions, revamp decisions, and either charge ahead or backtrack in real time.
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The company is hoping its conversation revamp will make it easier for people to, well, actually have conversations.
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As previously noted, Apple hit pause on the category, which plans to completely revamp the high-end desktop.
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As part of the Ashlee Simpson revamp, she'll premiere a new song with each episode of their show.
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The letter, seen by Reuters, is part of the legal process required to launch negotiations to revamp NAFTA.
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A switch to digital voting and a revamp of the Grammy online platform are likely large contributing factors.
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Apple is working on a major revamp of its iBooks reading app on iOS devices, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
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Packs of feral dogs would chase prospective tenants away as efforts at a revamp got underway, he said.
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The 1985 revamp sometimes featured up to three stories in a single hour, with some being very short.
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There is little appetite anywhere in Europe for the treaty changes that a major currency revamp would require.
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That's practically no time when it comes to dissecting a proposal to revamp the massive American healthcare system.
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Now she's sizing up the new crop of candidates from the Arnold Schwarzenegger-led revamp exclusively for PEOPLE.
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McDonald's has just dropped $300 million to revamp its electronic menus with the help of some machine learning.
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For nearly a year, the rate remained around 200 bolivars per dollar until the government revamp in February.
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The cut was part of Perry's broader plan to shrink the federal budget and revamp the tax code.
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Snow, 30, worked with designer Meghan Noyes of House of Noyes, who helped the actress revamp the space.
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The press department at the Beijing municipal government office could not immediately comment on the current hutong revamp.
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The menu revamp has been a major part of CEO Ron Shaich's return to the chain in 2012.
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He has also pushed to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to favor the United States.
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The watch itself will likely receive a design revamp, although it may simply be slimmer and more streamlined.
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"This basically means we could see the revamp of the Trumpflation trade," said ING strategist Martin van Vliet.
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Some of the withdrawals were expected following the March revamp, Chief Executive Larry Fink said in an interview.
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Democrats seized on the disclosures, made late on Wednesday, to question Mnuchin's qualifications to revamp the tax code.
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Not only that, but Verma's revamp of Indiana's Medicaid system has been called cruel to low-income people.
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I just wish I had some dude who could just revamp the logo every once in a while.
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Canada are one of 18 nations contesting the first edition of the Davis Cup since its radical revamp.
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I'm making an effort to revamp my wardrobe for the season, and I'm all about high/low shopping.
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ISS and Glass Lewis both recommended investors back non-binding shareholder proposals that would revamp its voting structure.
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And a parallel effort to revamp regulatory oversight could put some of those changes on more solid footing.
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Since the gym revamp that came with the big June update, these can now be collected like medals.
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Corvex has already urged Williams to revamp its board with a majority of new directors within a year.
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A post-mortem audit of the failed DCPS revamp credited its failure to poor management and vague plans.
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While the House voted in February to revamp the 1995 harassment laws, the Senate has yet to act.
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Unlike the UK, they don't want to leave the EU but rather to revamp it in their image.
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It's clearly trying to revamp its DM product now, but those changes could be too little, too late.
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Browsing With some clever calculation, the right accessory can revamp your fail-safe dress or go-to separates.
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As reality set in on Thursday evening, Congress leaders said they needed to revamp their approach to elections.
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So how will they revamp their bench after wrapping up their long-anticipated new deal with Kevin Durant?
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The revamp would lead to an impairment of 13 billion rand ($94.51 million), including provisions for closure costs.
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If she's not ready to revamp her whole bedding set, gift her a pair of pillowcases to start.
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A team gets the chance to bring in 25 scholarship players each year who could revamp the roster.
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If the proposal fails, it could doom prospects for the tax revamp that Trump and Republicans have promised.
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When Bolton was first hired by Trump last March, he was empowered to revamp the National Security Council.
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She said the White House is adding staff to the office and that it is undergoing a revamp.
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The agency called on the company to revamp the way it assesses the risk of key aviation systems.
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To revamp the business, the Benioffs tapped Keith Grossman, former CRO of Bloomberg Media, as Time&aposs president.
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What we need instead are common-sense policies that do not require a complete revamp of our economy.
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The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved a revamp of the 26-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The opposition and pro-social justice party, Labour, has promised a total revamp of the U.K.'s economics.
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Pruitt has promised to revamp the EPA, and has undone many regulations put in place by previous administrators.
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While Mr. Mahama has sought to revamp Ghana's infrastructure, soaring debt and high inflation have hampered the economy.
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He points to Uber's ongoing search for a new CEO to revamp the company after months of scandal.
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NBC's new medical drama "New Amsterdam," follows Dr. Max Goodwin as he tries to revamp a fictitious hospital.
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If it wants to stand a chance against the competition, it would benefit from a major menu revamp.
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We want to help you stick with it — or revamp it into something you really want to achieve.
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More sales are expected be held in coming years to fund up to $2 billion for the revamp.
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After developing Kirk Cousins as a quarterback, McVay was hired by the Rams to revamp their moribund franchise.
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And the flavors of the drink make for the perfect revamp of the oft-shamed Jell-O shot.
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The lawyers who represented plaintiffs filed complaints that plausibly forced Facebook to revamp its powerful advertising business model.
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However, the upcoming movie references a specific 2012 comic book arc centered on the revamp of Carol Danvers.
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The revamp is the boldest move yet by GSK Chief Executive Emma Walmsley, who took over last year.
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The brand has added a new CEO and creative director, both working to revamp the way people see Aerosoles.
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Like its rivals, Penney has also sought to speed up its supply chain and revamp how it replenishes stores.
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Trump has provided few specifics about how he would revamp the nation's $3 trillion-a-year health care system.
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Lawmakers led by House Speaker Paul Ryan, on the other hand, would include border adjustments in a broader revamp.
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For now, Mexico would continue with domestic consultations on the revamp of the accord until early August, it added.
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"The revamp not only improves people's livelihood, but also helps with investment, consumption and inventory destocking," the cabinet said.
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In fact, an early report about the App Store revamp criticized Apple for giving big publishers too much attention.
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Now they've been empowered to revamp Apple's iCloud around security — and that's good news for privacy-minded Apple users.
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The ultimate Star Trek reference guide just got a huge revamp last year, and it's a beauty to behold.
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Then came the fun part — hiring architect Paul Lamb and interior designer Fern Santini to help them revamp it.
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Twitter also has had to pull or revamp its API access for data analytics services like Geofeedia and Dataminr.
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Inada has called for a revamp of Japan's war-renouncing constitution to ease constraints on its military operating overseas.
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Amazon could easily revamp this feature to make it an even better selling point for Prime Video app users.
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A century after transforming global trade and markets, the Panama Canal is about to revamp world trade once again.
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The swiss wealth manager will revamp its leadership in Asia as part of a growth push in the region.
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In addition, some refiners have to revamp or set up new gasoline treaters, hydrogen production and sulfur recovery units.
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Sure, we've got our go-to burgundy lipsticks from years past, but our shadow game always needs a revamp.
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Google is planning to revamp the look of its Assistant's smartphone app to make it more like Google Now.
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Administration officials say their aim is to revamp a dusty pact for a new age and increase global security.
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My home automation system needs a complete revamp (it's gotten a bit crusty since it was installed in 2001).
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The company has said 13,000 jobs are to be affected worldwide by end-2018 under a previously announced revamp.
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British Airways, with 469 seats, will be the only carrier with a lower A380 seat count after the revamp.
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Billy Eichner, who voices Timon in the revamp of the beloved 1994 Disney film, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Losing the Dragon's cargo of research supplies though, was a setback that led SpaceX to revamp its testing procedures.
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Televisa, the world's largest producer of Spanish-language TV programming, launched a revamp of its content production last year.
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The NHL didn't just revamp its stats, or get around to uploading information that was already available somewhere else.
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It has closely followed a revamp of Argentina's statistics agency after declaring data under former president Cristina Fernandez unreliable.
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Microsoft agreed to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in June, as CEO Satya Nadella continues to revamp Microsoft's portfolio.
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The shiny finish, however, has gotten a major revamp in the past year — it's cooler and edgier than ever.
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The letter, seen by Reuters, is part of the legal process required to start negotiations to revamp the NAFTA.
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Target has been under pressure to revamp its grocery business, which accounts for roughly one-fifth its annual revenue.
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O'Shea had undertook an unexpected gothic revamp at the classic Italian tailor which was founded in Rome in 1945.
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The European Commission approved Thursday a six-month extension to allow the Italian government to revamp its baking system.
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The revamp will include a "What's New" section, as well as a way to navigate to recently downloaded apps.
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These include the overhaul of the labour code and the proposed revamp of the employment insurance and pension systems.
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Ford has been spending heavily over the past two years, for example, to revamp its F-Series pickup trucks.
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The write-downs are an unwelcome distraction as Thiam, 53, embarks on Credit Suisse's biggest revamp in a decade.
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For example, a town with 250 spots would have to pay around $100,000 to revamp their meters, says Loprietto.
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While it's not usually the company's sexiest product, Series 3 sounds like it's set to be a big revamp.
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Trump has vowed to revamp the U.S. tax code with major cuts for businesses and ease business regulatory burdens.
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This was the second time Macri's administration announced quarterly GDP figures following a major revamp by the statistics agency.
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It also planned to boost the number of inspectors and revamp the computer software used to measure vehicle emissions.
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Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro said after the ECJ decision last month that PiS's revamp of the judiciary remained legitimate.
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RadioShack tried to revamp its image in 2009 by rebranding its stores as "The Shack," but consumers didn't bite.
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Qantas Airlines also ran into dress-code drama when it unveiled a uniform revamp that was deemed too provocative.
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Vancouver's Federal Court of Appeal granted the motion in part, giving the government a chance to revamp its strategy.
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Hyundai has also in recent years hired several new designers to revamp design for next-generation models, he said.
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"It's a tragedy that needn't have happened," said Andrew Dixon, who was hired in a scramble to revamp management.
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Democrats, particularly in the House, have faced some pressure from freshman members of Congress to revamp their leadership teams.
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But the Romney-Ryan ticket fell short, and this could be Ryan's last chance to revamp the tax code.
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Trello, the popular card-based project management service owned by Atlassian, is getting a bit of a revamp today.
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In "Old House, New House", two teams of experts compete to revamp a celebrity's house, recreated in a studio.
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Pay consultants view results below 70 percent support for executive pay as a sign that boards should revamp compensation.
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According to Us Weekly, Swift's new song is meant to revamp her image with a different kind of sound.
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Vizcarra will likely make several cabinet changes to revamp his team and shore up slipping support, the sources said.
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The revamp comes at a time when more consumers than ever are reading the day's news on their smartphones.
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He also insisted his efforts to revamp IndyMac, which turned a profit in one year, helped saved more homes.
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Canada is in talks with Mexico and the United States to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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To make his products compliant, Mr. Braathen had to revamp his factory at a cost of 5 million euros.
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Retail price: $190Current value: $6,000Value increase: 3,058%This pair of Air Jordans is a revamp of the classic shoe.
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Huffington has spearheaded efforts to revamp Uber's image, pushing for changes like management training and better relationships with drivers.
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The assessment helped the city revamp its program to help residents in finding housing choices in higher opportunity neighborhoods.
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The tournament revamp means 20 nations will effectively be playing at the elite level of the competition every year.
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But pack redesigns don't happen overnight — I suspect Kellogg's revamp was informed by a proactive approach to responsible design.
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson on Monday announced plans to revamp an Obama-era fair housing rule.
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To say that not everyone has been thrilled with Hulu's revamp is a bit of an understatement, in fact.
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Salvini has promised as minister to ramp up deportations of irregular immigrants and to revamp the country's asylum system.
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Kachikwu said 26 firms had indicated their interest in the revamp projects that will require investment of $2 billion.
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The Grammy-winner said that after demanding the video be removed, she got the ball rolling on a revamp.
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To achieve this, we will work with the companies owning those cities to revamp them and transfer vital facilities.
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The big bank also reported a charge of roughly $28 billion following a revamp to the U.S. tax code.
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But disagreement remains about exactly how to revamp district attorney offices, which handle most criminal cases in the country.
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ITALIAN PM CONTE SAYS NEW GOVT WILL RAISE FUNDS BY CUTTING SPENDING, REVAMP TAX EXPENDITURES AND FIGHTING TAX EVASION
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One is to revamp the government's recruitment process, replacing patronage and favors with transparency and technology to ensure merit.
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As the season went on, he expanded his role to revamp the Astros' base running and scout pitchers' tendencies.
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So the biggest question is whether Republicans in Congress can revamp the laws that underpin and guide the EPA.
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With streets to revamp, a coastline to restore and roads to repair, the lobster is not a top concern.
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Revamp your resume, network in your industry or seek out a mentor to help you find a new focus.
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Part of the deal was to revamp the club, which now hosts weddings, parties, opera recitals and jazz nights.
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The deal saddled the company with debt, limiting its ability to revamp its stores and make online shopping easier.
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The White House on Monday rolled out Trump's long-promised plan to revamp the country's aging roads and bridges.
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The plan would revamp Medicare by allowing the program known as "Part D" to negotiate prices directly with drugmakers.
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With 22019G wireless technology set to dramatically revamp the American economy, it's easy to be excited about the future.
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In 1991, for example, Massachusetts General Hospital hired the security expert Bonnie S. Michelman to revamp its security programs.
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Didi Chuxing suspended its Hitch service after the killing, and said on Wednesday that it would revamp the service.
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He also manages to find time to help his dad revamp his sticker and T-shirt company, Ultra Hot.
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From the start, General McMaster intended to revamp the National Security Council organization that he inherited from Mr. Flynn.
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Pressure mounted on Mr. Mugabe to revamp an economy anchored on a white landowning class allied with international capital.
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Better antitrust enforcement would help, but recent proposals for a complete revamp of competition policy are not well founded.
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The relaunch of Hitch this month "follows a comprehensive safety review and product revamp," it said in a statement.
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It's an old neighborhood in transition, a working-class, predominantly Latino area facing gentrification as developers revamp historic buildings.
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We believe initiatives to revamp shop formats and improve e-commerce offerings will be a common theme in 236.
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In mid-2018, buyout firm Advent International acquired an 80% stake in the Brazilian operation, unfolding a broad revamp.
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They'd already been affronted by the bevy of consulting firms brought in by Tillerson to revamp the building's processes.
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Liberty has proposed further changes including a revamp of the existing race structure and potential salary caps for teams.
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Spencer told me the revamp of the CVE program was the Trump initiative that he was most excited about.
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Recruiting these candidates was a key part of newly-elected French president Emmanuel Macron's strategy to revamp French leadership.
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Efforts to revamp the laws underpinning tech platforms are still at an early stage and could still be derailed.
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The revamp is subtle, but one that will likely please publishers as it gives them a way to stand out.
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Wales, for example, recently announced a revamp of its curriculum that will introduce "relationships and sexuality education" for all children.
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The administration says the proposed revamp of the public charge rule is designed to ensure immigrants can support themselves financially.
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It'd be widely considered a public health disaster — and it'd demand a huge revamp of America's approach to health care.
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The management team, which was appointed last April, has promised to deliver further cost-cutting to revamp the balance sheet.
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Tumblr responded to the user backlash in February, saying that the Replies feature was undergoing a revamp and would return.
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WPP will spend about $382 million over three years to revamp its operations, and cut a total of 2,500 jobs.
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Watch the video above to see the incredible transformation, and maybe get inspired to revamp your own storage problem, too.
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Masai, formerly a currency market strategist, has voted with the majority of the board including on last year's policy revamp.
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They cost about $3 million to build, which Takeoff says is less than the cost of a typical store revamp.
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Microsoft on Tuesday said that it's begun demolishing buildings as part of a revamp of its headquarters in Redmond, Wash.
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Shares rose as much as 7.5 percent hours after the company announced the operations revamp, its second in 18 months.
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The company has dozens of its own stores but also partners with various retailers to revamp their in-store experiences.
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The all-new real estate also matches the branded revamp, with "inns" and "cottages" standing in for houses and hotels.
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Last year, the company had to abandon plans to revamp its incentive package for directors after meetings with top investors.
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The launch follows a significant revamp of the app's user interface this summer, which will soon extend to the web.
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There are already plans to revamp data compilation and capture the nuanced relationship between prices and real GDP, he said.
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It also said it would be undergoing a restructuring to revamp its banking business in the U.S., U.K. and Europe.
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Finally, the CEO also used the interview to highlight some more details about the upcoming revamp of the company's Roadster.
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The singer, 50, went through a personal revamp after the death of her longtime husband, René Angélil, in January 2016.
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AdAge also reported last week that Google is planning a revamp of its News platform on both desktop and mobile.
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But the loonie has benefited this week from optimism about a deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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A revamp of its stores and improvements to its online service paid dividends for Target in the Christmas shopping season.
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Macri ordered the statistics agency closed to revamp data collection methods that were widely discredited under former President Cristina Fernandez.
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Women such as Kristen Stewart and Priyanka Chopra have been making the case for a franchise revamp for a while.
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After these controversies, the Indian government has appointed a committee headed by veteran filmmaker Shyam Benegal to revamp the organisation.
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It also shifted its focus on Credit Suisse by calling for it to revamp its IT platform and cut jobs.
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Instead of a new piece of hardware, Uber went for a total app revamp — its biggest update in four years.
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Corvex has urged Williams to revamp its board, and Williams has said it plans to appoint three new, independent directors.
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The outcome appears to hinge on who voters trust most to revamp an economy still struggling from a 2016 recession.
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In total, the software 8.0 update represents "the biggest UI revamp since the launch of Model S," according to Tesla.
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ACROSS THE NATION &aposCalexit&apos supporters revamp campaign with plan to convert half of California into &aposautonomous Native American nation.
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President Mario Draghi of the ECB has been pursuing a loose monetary policy to revamp the low levels of inflation.
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Family farmers feared retaliation from speaking out, but did so in the hopes that the administration would revamp the industry.
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Amid a revamp of its product line, Tesla has also gone through a transition near the top of its ranks.
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But there is a new sheriff in town, and this plan to revamp the nuclear arsenal is no longer Obama's.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing a Treasury source, that the amount earmarked should be enough to revamp the ailing banks.
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Eddie Butler, who was originally scheduled to start Sunday, moves to the bullpen as the Rockies revamp their starting rotation.
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And while that's nowhere near fixed, the executive team spent Thursday pitching a revamp of its advertising, with few details.
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Ramaphosa has said fighting corruption must be a priority, as he seeks to revamp the economy and woo foreign investment.
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Challenges — especially retrogrades — give us "a refreshing pause to review and revamp" what's going on in our lives, she says.
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I want to revamp the education sector in Liberia, and get young people into classrooms and young children into schools.
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Reuters reported in February that President Donald Trump's administration wanted to revamp the program to focus solely on Islamist extremism.
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Now with Kalanick gone (although he remains on the board of directors), the company is trying to revamp its image.
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Sander's comments come after DeVos announced she would revamp the Obama administration's guidance for combating sexual assault on college campuses.
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In short, Kaby Lake is a revamp of the 14nm Skylake with a few efficiency and power improvements thrown in.
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FSA said in October it wanted to revamp their model that assess whether insurers can meet their pension payout commitments.
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These insights could be used in future Shack locations or to revamp older locations based on what each restaurant needs.
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U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday amid growing optimism that Republican lawmakers would be able to revamp the corporate tax system.
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The proposal was enthusiastically supported by President Donald Trump, whose administration had its own controversial proposals to revamp the program.
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VW's cheating of diesel emissions tests allowed it to avoid a costly revamp of engines to meet new U.S. standards.
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The revamp was the result of a campaign by Czurda's team as well as Velos Advisory, an external governance consultant.
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Private-equity firms buy struggling companies and then revamp them to increase their short-term profitability and lure a buyer.
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Expenditure on that revamp has already been cut from $25 billion, and room for maneuver now was limited, said Landerretche.
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The organization also swapped out 180 laptop and desktop computers as it tried to revamp its system following the hack.
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It's why officials have required the largest overseas companies to revamp themselves to hold more capital and liquidity at home.
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The move is the latest by Caret, who took the helm at BDS in early 2016, to revamp the unit.
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The broadband subsidy will be part of a revamp of a three-decades-old phone program for low-income homes.
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The only way to ensure to avoid subsidizing animal cruelty, they urge, is to fundamentally revamp our animal protection laws.
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Why it matters: The company says this is a small piece of a bigger ongoing effort to revamp its product.
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That said, Lexus did revamp the RX, rolling out the new crossover at the New York Auto Show last year.
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There had been plans to revamp the mall by returning it to its roots as an open-air shopping destination.
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The GOP can afford few defections to pass any tax revamp effort with their narrow 85033-seat Senate majority. Sen.
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Many chains have been forced to revamp their approach to violence, including considering new approaches for dealing with active shooters.
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Many people suspect that the arena will get a revamp soon, but no plans have been confirmed as of writing.
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The two were brought in to overturn the brand and revamp its aesthetic entirely, up against many obstacles and odds.
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Mr. Bio has promised to revamp the economy and provide free education for young people from primary school through college.
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The lawsuit filed on Wednesday claims that the revamp extended to sweeping out older women among the on-air talent.
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He argued that central banks should revamp their policy approaches to deal with a low-rate, low-price-gain reality.
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A similar effort to revamp a state bail law is expected to be debated by the California Legislature this year.
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Hartsig will, in part, be responsible for helping Bed Bath & Beyond revamp its private label brands and launch new ones.
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There had been plans to revamp the mall by returning it to its roots as an open-air shopping destination.
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And the burger-centric revamp began more than a year before the IHOb brand went viral over the past week.
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Mr. Mackey was once again leading the company on his own and personally pledged to increase margins and revamp operations.
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Artificial intelligence holds the promise to completely revamp not only how corporations operate, but everyday life for many of us.
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The scandal was one of the causes for the revamp of scoring in figure skating to a new judging system.
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The big picture: Calls to revamp GDP, no matter how unlikely, are no longer coming from the corners of academia.
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They're likely to make reforming the agency a centerpiece of any effort to revamp the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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He said there was a need for German regulators to revamp online gambling rules as the current situation was "unclear".
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The revamp would include a focus on fewer markets to concentrate on the United States, Latin America, India and Africa.
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Ramaphosa has made the fight against corruption a priority as he seeks to woo foreign investment and revamp the economy.
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The company is releasing diversity numbers for the first time as it faces tremendous pressure to revamp its workplace culture.
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Ramaphosa has made the fight against corruption a priority as he seeks to woo foreign investment and revamp the economy.
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The "Mad Money" host says it's time to revamp the FAANG group and swap one company for another tech giant.
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In late 2016, she finally tackled what the family had longed to do: a complete revamp of the dated bathrooms.
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Same-store sales should benefit from the app as well as the fast food company's efforts to revamp its restaurants.
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On Wednesday, Facebook reported an earnings beat, but the stock seesawed as investors balked at the company's core website revamp.
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Nineteen countries, including France and Germany, endorsed the revamp while Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden were against.
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A billionaire investor known for forcing company boards to revamp their businesses has thrown down the gauntlet at Procter & Gamble.
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YouTube Music first launched in 2015, but it got a major revamp in 2018 to become what it is now.
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And in this corporate video, she's going to unveil her plan to achieve that revamp: a global superpig breeding contest.
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"It was the biggest wake-up call on the planet," said Ms. Fennoy, the co-owner of Revamp Interior Design.
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READ MORE: Only a year after sweeping changes took place, proposals to revamp the tax code — yet again — are rampant.
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Schumer is clearly trying to revamp Senate Democrats' approach and put his own stamp on the caucus with Reid's departure.
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I think the 21st century idea of privacy—like so many other taken-for-granted concepts—may need a revamp.
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The revamp is expected to cost the bank up to 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion), one of the sources said.
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The Davis Cup has underdone a big revamp this year with home and away ties only in the first round.
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A couple of months earlier, United announced plans to revamp its premium cabin with a new Polaris Business Class suite.
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The venture is also planning to revamp some of its existing manufacturing facilities to localise production of Ford's premium brand Lincoln.
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The addition of the API is part of Twitter's broader plan to revamp and expand its API platform, announced this April.
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After yesterday's report, the presidential-hopeful might be looking to revamp her criticism and push harder for the Honest Ads Act.
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These two sponges — one foam and one an of-the-moment silicone material — will revamp the way you apply your makeup.
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Following the 2011 debt crisis, the ECB embarked on an asset purchase program to boost inflation and revamp the euro economy.
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But with a new year upon us, we're gearing up for more of a more substantial revamp with a fresh haircut.
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The company said the business is in the "early stages" of a brand revamp and plans to sell higher-end foods.
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The FSA said in October it wanted to revamp its model that assesses whether insurers can meet their pension payout commitments.
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Later this fall, Apple's almost certainly going to release a new MacBook Pro, which is desperately in need of a revamp.
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As the new chairwoman of the Miss America pageant, Gretchen Carlson wants to revamp the organization to focus on empowering women.
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Many lawmakers also want Hammond to make money available to soften a revamp of benefits for unemployed and low-paid workers.
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The lender also said it would be undergoing a restructuring to revamp its banking business in the U.S., U.K., and Europe.
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At its earnings briefing on Thursday, the lender said it is considering a fresh share sale and will revamp its strategy.
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Werner also faces uncertainty as American, Canadian, and Mexican officials work to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
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Apple may be forced to take action against these apps, or to even revamp its entire enterprise program in the future.
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One of the History Channel's most popular live shows is getting a revamp following an injury to its star, Axell Hodges.
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"Keisha Complexion" is a revamp — it's like doing reconstruction on the word "ebony complexion" adding an ethnic name to it, Keisha.
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In America the Foreign Investment Risk Review and Modernisation Act, the biggest revamp of CFIUS in a decade, is level-headed.
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Few people grasp how radically — or how quickly — we'd have to revamp the global economy to meet the Paris climate goals.
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Key parts of the refineries requiring a revamp include naphtha hydrotreaters, catalytic reforming units, isomerisation units, diesel sulphurisers and diesel hydrotreaters.
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Pascal Saint-Amans, the OECD's top tax official, reckons it should take no more than two years to revamp the DTTs.
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Since then, it's helped to revamp the Veteran Affairs application process, partially digitize the immigration system and beef up Pentagon cybersecurity.
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Trends are cyclical, so it's no surprise that 40+ years later, the French house is continuing to revamp these each season.
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So the next time Monopoly lets its fans vote to revamp the game, here are some handy suggestions for new tokens.
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The revamp has also included a purge of outdated applications, which saw over 47,000 apps pulled from the storefront in October.
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It bubbled over yesterday, with reports on a "late stage" FTC inquiry and initiatives within the company to revamp its policies.
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She offered no details on how the administration would revamp the guidelines but said her department would seek comment on alternatives.
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Microsoft's Edge browser is coming out soon with a Google Chromium-powered revamp and an online leak showed all the features.
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Such action could involve a revamp of the ECB's bond-buying scheme, for instance, ECB chief economist Praet said on Thursday.
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President Donald Trump has long sought to revamp NAFTA, and the agreement is seen as a notable victory for his administration.
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The government of Shinzo Abe wants to revamp the social-security system, which it reckons will help reduce health-care costs.
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The upcoming revamp, however, includes a new look-and-feel for OK Cupid across its platform on both web and mobile.
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The company said it plans to increase direct marketing spending by at least 40 percent in 2018 and revamp community platforms.
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But if it is, TCL will likely try to revamp the Palm brand in the same way it did with BlackBerry.
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The ministry has taken on additional powers for farm sector investment as part of a sweeping government revamp launched last month.
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And that increase has held steady into 2018, even as the initial excitement around the App Store revamp has worn off.
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Mr Bolsonaro will need the co-operation of congress to revamp the tax system and reduce the public-sector wage bill.
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Canada was initially left out of the deal when the U.S. and Mexico reached an agreement last month to revamp NAFTA.
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That revamp brought users a cleaner, flatter look complete with more subtle navigational icons and a minimalist black and white design.
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Our staff have now recovered from their frostbite and have a number of significant suggestions for a revamp before next year.
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Analysts earlier this week said GE's revamp plan was not aggressive enough and may not be able to revive the company.
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Last year, OPEC members agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels a day starting in January to revamp oil prices.
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The deal comes as China has prioritized implementing mixed ownership reforms to revamp the country's bloated and debt-ridden state sector.
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I expected something in-line with the provocative image revamp I'd seen his male predecessors seamlessly execute, time and time again.
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King's role has been to revamp the company's technology presence as it looks to compete with e-commerce rivals, namely Amazon.
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So LA is talking about scrapping the system and starting over, the first radical revamp since rail came back to town.
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The outcome appeared to hinge on which man voters trusted most to revamp an economy still struggling from a 2016 recession.
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JX has hired a consultant to help revamp the mine's operations, and expects cost reductions to improve the business, Ota said.
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Meanwhile, a more than $1 billion revamp of John F. Kennedy International's Terminal 8 was considered a success for private investors.
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Toogood agreed and claimed it will once again be divisions within the Republican Party that prevent a revamp of tax rules.
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But the Bank of England's revamp of the highest value bill in public circulation just about passes its own Turing test.
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Staffing, legal and marketing costs are also high as the Denver-based chain looks to close investigations and revamp its image.
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Esprit is undergoing a multi-year revamp that includes store closures, price adjustments, new return policies, and technology and distribution upgrades.
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Maybe go vintage and revamp an older gown, or spend $15 on materials to make a bomb dress like this teen.
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The changes follow a larger revamp of the Google News product and destination website that's been underway for over a year.
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Mr. Corella has made no secret of his mission to revamp Pennsylvania Ballet, of which he became artistic director in 2014.
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The revamp will focus on the rule's provisions blocking lenders from issuing loans to borrowers deemed unable to pay them back.
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Bernie Sanders would revamp North American trade relationships and expand protections for workers as part of a sweeping new immigration plan.
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The party has promised to revamp politics and root out what Babis calls mafia-like networks of business and political interests.
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Special emphasis was also laid on the need to open up the economy to foreign investors and revamp the public sector.
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The news comes amid negotiations to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, which groups the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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The revamp would give Blankenstein sole control over racial discrimination cases and strip the fair lending office of its enforcement power.
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Deutsche Bank's Chairman Paul Achleitner said outgoing CEO John Cryan was taking too long to revamp and revive the German lender.
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Cruz has taken heat from rivals for voting for bills limiting defense spending and for pushing to revamp domestic surveillance programs.
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But it was forced to revamp its policy framework last year after failing to meet the goal for nearly four years.
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In the early hours of Saturday morning, Senate Republicans managed to narrowly pass a bill to revamp the country's tax system.
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Ramaphosa has made the fight against corruption a priority as he seeks to woo foreign investment and revamp an ailing economy.
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President Xi Jinping has overseen a sweeping revamp of the security apparatus, aimed at combating threats both at home and abroad.
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Democrats walked away from the normally bipartisan farm bill process earlier this year when Republicans decided to include the SNAP revamp.
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Fintechs, or companies that use innovative technology to revamp everything from banking to fraud security, globally draw billions in investment annually.
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The tax revamp limits federal deductions for state and local taxes and makes high-tax states like New York less attractive.
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Likewise, the Social Security administration's planned revamp of its Disability Case Processing System wasted nearly $21625 million for a dysfunctional product.
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Spring Revamp Sometimes all you need to remix your makeup look is the slightest application tweak, and voilà — brand-new woman.
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She also said a potential revamp of the U.S. health-care system is one factor causing uncertainty in the economic outlook.
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But many details remain unsettled and it is unclear just how much of a revamp Canada will be willing to accept.
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A spokesman for Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi updates Trudeau on status of Trump's NAFTA revamp ACLU to ask court to block .
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In 2015, a year after Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine, the Russian government launched a five-year programme to revamp it.
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But when management was challenged on how that revamp would happen or help, exactly, staff were never given a satisfactory answer.
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Ben Houchen, the mayor of Tees Valley, which covers five boroughs, wants a revamp of the airport and its rail link.
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More recently, the FTC has been reviewing these guidelines to revamp them and incur harsher penalties for those found in violation.
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Why doesn't House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi updates Trudeau on status of Trump's NAFTA revamp ACLU to ask court to block .
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Along with efforts to revamp its online business, Lowe's named Marisa Thalberg its new chief brand and marketing officer in January.
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DesignThis lineup includes a Bluetooth revamp of its Philips Hue Go, a bowl-shaped smart lamp that first launched in 2015.
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A spokesman from the land ministry said there was a need for an entire revamp of the land management information system.
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The chamber is taking up the IRS revamp measures less than four months after Congress passed legislation overhauling the tax code.
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Other pending proposals would revamp New Jersey's 80-plus-year-old review process and establish a new review committee in Connecticut.
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Rolls-Royce is spending $70 million to revamp a Boeing 747-400, so it can test its creations in the sky.
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Following the big revamp of Google Shopping last fall, Google today is updating the shopping experience on Google Search, on mobile.
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If it required developers to revamp their apps , it would run the risk of app-makers just ignoring the platform completely.
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Parties had been in talks since Tuesday before coalition leaders agreed to revamp the government and met with President Andrej Kiska.
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The drive to revamp peacekeeping represents Ms. Haley's first foray into the changes she says she wants at the United Nations.
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The 20-year Morgan Stanley veteran behind those efforts explains how she&aposs tackling the peer-to-peer lender&aposs revamp.
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So far, there has been a broad failure to face up to this issue during the current negotiations to revamp NAFTA.
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The revamp of the railway, set to be completed next March, presents clear signs of renewal and the improvements to come.
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Mr. Cohn has been tasked with regulatory relief and managing tax reforms, improving infrastructure and helping revamp the Affordable Care Act.
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The firm said its latest revamp was "only the beginning" and that more updates over the next few months were expected.
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Almost immediately, Paramount Pictures pushed back the release, which was originally scheduled for November, in order to revamp Sonic&aposs appearance.
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Monday's move marked a new step in the administration's efforts to revamp existing trade deals between the U.S. and other countries.
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Queer's Eye's theme song, "All Things (Just Keep Getting Better)," has just received a neat revamp from Australian artist Betty Who.
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It prompted airlines to revamp programs to train personnel to defuse tense situations and to avoid bumping passengers at the airport.
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The review advised Tillerson to revamp the company's position, opening the door to the idea that humans contributed to climate change.
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Fresh off a deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada, and with trade talks coming soon with the European Union and Japan, the U.S. administration is trying to build a coalition of allies to revamp global trade rules to combat technology transfer and other trade policies it associates with China.
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The Artiphon's intuitive revamp includes Smart Strum, which allows you to touch a fret with one finger and strum a full chord.
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With the new year just around the corner, it's time to revamp your beauty routine with new makeup, skincare and hair products.
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Bray was interviewed later that year by TechRepublic and the Washington Post about ongoing efforts to revamp the FCC's aging IT infrastructure.
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Talking openly about birth control can still carry stigma, but the Teen Mom women are working to revamp the narrative surrounding contraception.
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Thus, the upper house is the biggest roadblock to Modi's reform agenda, especially his plans to revamp Indian labor laws, Eurasia explained.
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It's a process, but the glaring weirdness almost makes it humorous to note, because BioWare will almost certainly revamp the whole thing.
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In 2016, Obama's Department of Interior put a moratorium on new federal coal leases until they could review and revamp the program.
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But those disclosures did little to ease concerns about the struggles Goldman Sachs faces as it works through its business model revamp.
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Alongside the expansion, HPCL will also revamp its gasoline and diesel production units to meet rules on producing cleaner fuels from 2020.
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But when the House Judiciary Committee tried to revamp the format, Barr informed them that he might not show up at all.
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That is especially true for teams with new GMs, who often want to revamp various departments to bring in people they prefer.
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Rock Band VR is a fairly major revamp of the popular rhythm game franchise, focusing more on improvisation than precise note-matching.
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The National Women's Law Center, an advocacy group, criticized the proposed revamp, saying it would discourage universities from complying with the law.
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A revamp and rebranding of Google's prior City Experts effort, Local Guides launched last year as Google Maps' competitor to Yelp's Elites.
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A Snap spokesperson told TechCrunch that over the past several weeks, the Snap team worked with GIPHY to revamp its moderation systems.
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The trailer then sets up the plot of Banks' revamp: the recruitment of a new member to the team, played by Scott.
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CoverGirl is just one of the brands making a major commitment to inclusivity through an entire revamp of its motto and models.
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Toys R Us, like many retailers, struggled to revamp its enormous business as quickly as the retail landscape was changing around it.
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Dassault Systemes, a French software company with U.S. operations, is among those who dumped Freedom Fund investments soon after the strategy revamp.
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A new sports complex is the centerpiece of a plan to revamp 45 blocks with new housing, stores, restaurants and public spaces.
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Abercrombie & Fitch's big revamp continues to unfold, including a new logo, a complete social media overhaul, and a buzzy new creative director.
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Elton John has recruited a who's who of music's biggest stars for his latest project, two tribute albums titled Revamp and Restoration.
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No decision had been made yet about possibly doing the revamp while the unit is shut for structural repairs, the sources said.
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Among the groups already selected for the grant are three nonprofits that each aim to revamp or supplement social services with technology.
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The Google "feed" — a stream of information cards about your interests that appears in some of Google's apps — is getting a revamp.
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Former champions Williams finished fifth overall last season but are undergoing a technical revamp following the departure of engineering head Pat Symonds.
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With a key focus on digital, predominantly in search, mail and mobile, Yahoo is pursuing a turnaround strategy to revamp its business.
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Mexico and the United States have said they were close to resolving remaining bilateral issues in the revamp of the trade pact.
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The Wall Street Journal article, "A Rare Look Inside China's Central Bank Shows Slackening Resolve to Revamp Yuan", was published on Monday.
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Cryan launched a sweeping revamp in October 2015, aiming to slash costs by cutting staff, overheads and selling off non-core businesses.
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But this might be easier said than done, which is why we combed through Instagram for orderly snaps to inspire a revamp.
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The long-running music venue and club began a revamp last summer under the direction of Kelsey Kaufmann and Alex Pekka Hall.
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Macri ordered the statistics agency closed in order to revamp data collection methods that were widely discredited under former President Cristina Fernandez.
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Rather than spending big bucks on a full comforter set, you can revamp your existing comforter with an Amazon Basics duvet set.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders would revamp North American trade relationships and expand protections for workers as part of a sweeping new immigration plan.
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The idea got another look this month, when King Salman issued several royal decrees to revamp the oil ministry and other agencies.
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But the real question remains: is this a simple name change, or an omen of a wholesale revamp of Apple's desktop OS?
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Deutsche Bank's outgoing CEO John Cryan was taking too long to revamp and revive the German lender, according to the bank's chairman.
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It moved its headquarters to New York City and said it would completely revamp its lineup with 11 new vehicles through 2021.
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Judge Moukawsher gave the state 180 days to revamp teacher evaluations and compensation, school funding policies, special education services and graduation requirements.
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Those moves to revamp the agency have sparked frustration over Obama-era staffers, who have had sharp disagreements with Blankenstein over policy.
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This should be taken as an opportunity to revamp and upgrade Puerto Rico's Electric Power Authority (PREPA) and the entire energy system.
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C: Is this all part of your larger revamp of city of dreams which you're going to re-launch later this year?
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It has long been a goal of reform to revamp the various subsidies so that they explicitly help those most in need.
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This revamp of the boardroom could be a winning compromise both for the airline and its investors, Kevin Allison writes in Breakingviews.
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It's not exactly new, but it recently underwent a revamp as Tesla introduced its own vision and perception system into the mix.
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The Federal Communications Commission took steps to revamp processes for installing the hundreds of thousands of wireless antennas needed for 5G technology.
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Click through for an exclusive sneak peek of the unsurprisingly dreamy dresses, and get those Pinterest boards ready for a bridal revamp.
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Manafort spent years working for Yanukovych, helping revamp his political image in Ukraine after a devastating loss in presidential elections in 2004.
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Its capital and guidance helped Fortnite creator Epic Games completely revamp its business into the smash hit success that it is today.
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Mr. Graham introduced a bill that would radically revamp immigration policy, blocking many migrants from seeking asylum and loosening rules around detention.
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We don't know if Amazon will indeed disrupt the industry, or if the likes of CVS-Aetna can revamp it from within.
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Save 179.9910% on shorts, button-downs, and more at Bonobos Anyone looking to revamp their summer wardrobe should head over to Bonobos.
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Pandora's revamp led to double the number of users engaging with the personalized page, compared with the old Browse experience, it says.
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Nestlé's latest plans to revamp are far from radical, and Mr. Loeb, the founder of Third Point, may next seek boardroom changes.
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More importantly, I still think Wear OS is in need of some kind of major revamp, at least from a hardware perspective.
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Feature To revamp the most boring superhero in the Marvel pantheon, the company turned to an eccentric indie filmmaker from New Zealand.
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The revamp is affecting everything from the designing of chips, which act as the brains of computers, to basic communication between teams.
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The revamp is part of a long-simmering effort to transform the program so it operates more like a private insurance company.
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments from both sides on whether to revamp the Civil Rights Act to legally protect LGBTQ+ workers.
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The agency has been undergoing an organizational revamp, and officials have insisted the vacancies won't affect its ability to confront natural disasters.
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The iPhone 8, considered a marker of the device's tenth anniversary, is expected by some analysts to revamp Apple's influence in China.
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The revamp follows two years of discussions between teams, governing body and U.S.-based commercial rights holders Liberty Media and other stakeholders.
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Lundqvist, who has publicly vowed to remain with the Rangers during their revamp, will presumably play for his fourth coach next season.
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She would also revamp the estate tax, and she would increase taxes on capital gains for the top 2000 percent of households.
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And if Bloomberg rises, he could revamp the whole approach to running for president, bypassing the street theater of the debates altogether.
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The House passed a measure Thursday that would revamp medical screenings for migrants in the custody of Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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This is really interesting because Mongolia is also a former Soviet satellite, and U.S.-Mongolian relations are going through a major revamp.
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That was part of efforts to carry out a "total revamp of the Ukrainian banking system," she said in a recent interview.
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"LAX is currently trying to revamp its rates to make them closer to street pricing," LAX spokesperson Albert Rodriguez told the newspaper.
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Warren would revamp the definition of lobbyist to require anyone who lobbies to register with the LDA, removing the 20 percent baseline.
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Trump hopes to leverage at least $1.5 trillion in mostly private funding to revamp U.S. transportation and help to boost economic growth.
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Last week, Amazon (AMZN) made grocery delivery free for Prime members as part of a massive revamp to its Amazon Fresh program.
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However, the online marketplace operator did give a lighter than expected full-year forecast, amid efforts to revamp its e-commerce platforms.
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On Wednesday, Bed Bath & Beyond said it would nominate a new lead director to its board and revamp its corporate governance structure.
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He had an outsize influence on the NBA team and pushed to revamp its branding upon its move to Brooklyn in 2012.
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Work is under way to revamp several derelict buildings on the site where mathematician Alan Turing cracked Nazi Germany's "unbreakable" Enigma code.
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In a bid to revamp the talks, Macron met with Trump and Rouhani while Johnson also met with Iranian and U.S. leaders.
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He said Mexico's government needs to revamp its counterintelligence capabilities and consider alliances with other countries that could be facing similar challenges.
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Their plans coincide with a push by the authorities to work to revamp public transport, starting with the bus network in Yangon.
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The winner is likely to be the man voters trust most to revamp an economy struggling to emerge from a 2016 recession.
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He would revamp troubled student loan forgiveness and repayment programs and boost funding for historically black colleges and other minority-serving institutions.
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Davis later helped the network revamp its firebrand image and refocus on policy and philanthropy, eventually rebranding under the name Stand Together.
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The Trump administration is seeking to completely revamp the country's social safety net, targeting recipients of Medicaid, food stamps and housing assistance.
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But the project was derailed by discussions over possible expansion plans for the airport, whose revamp is still under negotiation, said Abraham.
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There seems to be a standard playbook for these old pubs, even those that have undergone some sort of renovation or revamp.
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President Trump vowed in last year's speech to pass an immigration overhaul, bring down drug prices and revamp the United States' infrastructure.
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Work to revamp the telecast so that all of the 24 Oscars are presented live started immediately on Friday afternoon, Gigliotti said.
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Her remarks on seeking to revamp the centrist grouping meanwhile alarmed those in the alliance wary of Macron gaining too much influence.
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Yet the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, allegedly murdered by Saudi assassins on orders from the Kingdom, has decimated the image revamp.
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The move follows a revamp of the men's Davis Cup which will culminate in an 18-nation event in Madrid in November.
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Now Speier is planning to introduce legislation to revamp Congress's oversight entity, and is encouraging people to come forward with their own stories.
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Foxconn will also pledge to use new technologies including 5G telecoms infrastructure and artificial intelligence to revamp its manufacturing capability, the person said.
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That means the app, which received a major revamp last year, is now usable on pretty much any smart device you might own.
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Before taking office, Trump aides denied reports that plans were in the works to revamp the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
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With too many hits to fit on just one disc, the result is a pair of albums: Revamp and Restoration, both out Friday.
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The new bill would eliminate the enhanced federal match for Medicaid expansion starting in 2020 and revamp the funding for the entire program.
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Foxconn will also pledge to use new technologies including 5G telecoms infrastructure and artificial intelligence to revamp its manufacturing capability, the person said.
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As a result, the reform they actually put forth could be much simpler than a Reaganesque revamp of the tax code, Buffett contended.
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When GE restructured its board last year, the company said it considered factors that included "cognitive diversity" as it looked to revamp leadership.
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Health workers say the government needs to revamp the national medical syllabus to prioritize infection control, currently a minor part of doctor training.
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Foxconn will also pledge to use new technologies including 5G telecoms infrastructure and artificial intelligence to revamp its manufacturing capability, the person said.
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On Wednesday, the actor shared the latest trailer from his forthcoming film with The Rock, a revamp of the classic '90s lifeguard drama.
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Apple has been working to revamp its Maps with more granularity and a street view mode similar to the one in Google Maps.
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With the help of indie shoe brands like Rafa, By Far, and Loq, the square toe sandal has gone through a major revamp.
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Sloan was supposed to clean up the mess left by his predecessor, but he struggled to satisfy regulators' demands to revamp the bank.
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Excluding restructuring charges related to a revamp of its Business Support System unit and one-off items, the operating margin was 7.2 percent.
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The company plans to spend as much as $1 billion to revamp and extend the lives of its high-return mines, it said.
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The U.S. reached a trade agreement with Canada and Mexico on Sunday just hours before a midnight deadline to revamp their NAFTA deal.
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Wells Fargo topped expectations amid the bank's revamp and Citigroup shares rose more than 2% after the company reported better-than-expected earnings.
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Your planetary ruler, Venus, enters dreamy Water sign Pisces today, making these next few weeks a great opportunity to revamp your beauty routine.
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However, Hudson's Bay subsequently abandoned its pursuit of Bon-Ton to focus on other opportunities and continue its revamp, according to the sources.
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The country also plans to set up a separate council for science and technology that will completely revamp its research and development efforts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A global accounting standards body aims to revamp how companies present financial information to give investors a clearer picture of performance.
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The revamp was inspired by the "calamity" that can result from Christmas break ("college kids, video shoots, and all around busy-ness [sic]").
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We expect Western European food retailers to accelerate their omnichannel strategies and revamp their supply chains as part of their business transformation plans.
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The government on Wednesday will present its first monthly inflation data since Macri closed the statistics agency in December to revamp its methodology.
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Check out the video above to watch it all go down, then grab a friend for a little routine revamp of your own.
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The online review site operator's revenue also came in above estimates, with the improved results following a revamp of Yelp's board of directors.
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Lawmakers have been critical of Wells Fargo's efforts to revamp its image and practices after firing 85033,000 employees following the CFPB fine. Sens.
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Nowadays, the brand is helmed by Georgiana Huddart, who worked with Meadows to revamp the label and pivot it more towards more sportswear.
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Revamp his new "voter fraud commission" to include independent voting experts who have an established track record of cherishing the American voting system.
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The group said on Wednesday if planned to cut costs by $200 million annually and is taking additional steps to revamp its lineup.
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On top of that, Apple is expected to revamp its News app to include a subscription to several major publications in one spot.
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The hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus, which helped to sink Republicans' earlier attempt to revamp Obamacare last month, endorsed the changed proposal Wednesday.
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Democrats are deeply divided over whether to work with Republicans to revamp the controversial consumer financial watchdog created after the 85033 financial crisis.
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Nostalgia has been all the rage among electronics enthusiasts these days, from this Windows 98 "smartwatch" to Nokia's revamp of the classic 3310.
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Will the city stick with its plans, formed over the course of three years, to revamp bike and bus lanes and pedestrian spaces?
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Link REIT has made asset disposals and acquisitions over the past three years as part of an attempt to revamp its business model.
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Above all, policymakers need to revamp antitrust policy for a world based on information and networks rather than on selling lumps of stuff.
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Amid widespread economic anxiety, Maduro also said the country will enter a "new phase" and fight against "the mafias" to revamp the economy.
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The purchases were the first direct deals by Tehran to buy Western-built aircraft in nearly 40 years to revamp its ageing fleet.
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Pressed for more details, Musk added there is no interior revamp planned, and that S and X will not be discontinued anytime soon.
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The prisoner exchange comes at a time when efforts were being made to revamp peace talks between the United States and the Taliban.
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MacBook Pros Will Reportedly Get an OLED Touchscreen Above the KeyboardDependable rumors suggest that the MacBook Pro is about to get major revamp.
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With reboot fever taking over Hollywood, there's one sitcom that definitely won't be getting the revamp treatment: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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Police said a malfunctioning hydrogen valve caused the explosion in the refinery, which started operating two months ago after a $52 million revamp.
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This new item is part of a larger menu revamp that will phase out nine menu items and reorganize the menu's overall structure.
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Stora said it would also close another paper machine at the site and revamp other operations in Oulu, cutting 365 jobs in total.
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Apple's streaming service, Apple Music, has 13 million paying subscribers, and the company is expected to announce a revamp of the service soon.
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The Transport Minister Radhouan Ayara told Reuters a planned revamp of the carrier would boost its competitiveness, though did not provide further details.
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He has pushed to revamp the retailer's grocery business with newer offerings, driven online growth and overhauled Target's archaic and complicated supply chain.
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At that point, its project revamp should start to bear fruit and allow it to begin paying down what it owes, he said.
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The AirPods revamp comes as Apple faces increasing competition in the wireless-earbuds market that it has until now largely had to itself.
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The world's biggest money manager has faced active stock fund withdrawals and the revamp is its biggest attempt yet to engineer a turnaround.
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Mattel credited the improving trend to stronger demand for Barbie, the iconic brand of dolls that has undergone a revamp in recent years.
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Investors should buy McDonald's stock as its restaurant revamp becomes a tailwind as early as the second half of next year, Guggenheim says.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Republicans are coming back to Washington Monday night to find a new effort to revamp Obamacare is in full swing.
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To revamp the deal, the Trump administration is postponing a scheduled phaseout of 25 percent tariffs on small truck imports from South Korea.
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Between perpetuating stereotypes about curly hair and feeding into the idea that beauty is a burden, this practice begs for a thoughtful revamp.
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This is the most significant step to revamp financial rules since Republicans took control of Washington last year, the Wall Street Journal notes.
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It has since undertaken broad reforms in a bid to revamp Russia's anti-doping system and restore international trust in the country's sport.
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"The latest revamp is closer to the '90s reproduction than the original, Galway explained to Refinery29, as it's "most relevant to today's consumer.
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"Iran is trying to revamp its oil and gas projects and the abandoned LNG plant is one of them," the third source added.
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The Takt Studio gave a 1950s brick bungalow a modern revamp simply by extending the roof, thus earning it the name Exoskeleton House.
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That's why it's important for Uber to revamp its image when it comes to how it treats workers, lawyers told CNBC last week.
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Trump has harshly criticised globalisation and questioned America's participation in multilateral institutions like the WTO, calling for a revamp of international trade rules.
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But there are still many uncertainties about how the government revamp will work in practice, and whether it can actually achieve its goals.
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The bank has a plan to revamp its bond trading operations that centers on broadening the types of investors it does business with.
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Additionally, his plan allocates more than $1.2 trillion in housing, transportation, public transit and small business grants to revamp the nation's economic infrastructure.
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He would then explain those complexities to readers with unusual clarity, as well as the impact of proposed legislation to revamp the system.
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All agreed to a revamp of what was once, variously, the reserve or the under-23 league, now rebranded as Premier League 2.
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Called "The Renaissance Project," the $9.5 million revamp will be funded by the Herb Alpert Foundation and is scheduled to begin in August.
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Zoë Wanamaker stars as Tessa, who decides to revamp her entire life after her boss and lover jilts her for a younger woman.
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Prior to the revamp of the app, Flipkart was available only in English, a language spoken by 10% of India's 1.3 billion population.
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In 2006, Turin and its region played host to the Winter Olympics, providing an excuse to clean streets and revamp the city's image.
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Following the announcement, Marseille had the rare opportunity to revamp its food scene while holding on to its North African influence — and succeeded.
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They say House Republicans should quickly pass the bill, calling it the most sweeping revamp of Dodd-Frank to ever earn bipartisan support.
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Ethereum has a long-term vision called Eth 2.0, which would revamp the protocol and eventually do away with proof-of-work consensus.
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She argued that the proposed revamp "raises the risk that American taxpayers again will be on the hook" for disastrous financial sector losses.
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The revamp mirrors changes Khan, who joined the world's largest wealth manager three months ago, made as an executive at rival Credit Suisse.
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CBOT grains showed little reaction Thursday as the U.S. Senate approved a revamp of the 26-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Since a revamp of the power unit over the winter, there have been electrical faults, water and oil leaks, and problems with horsepower.
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But as different parts of the home started to wear down, the couple saw it as their chance to revamp it for themselves.
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It has requested for a revamp of 11 titles to "eliminate moral hazard", and rejected the remaining nine citing improper content, Xinhua added.
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Competition among Caribbean nations is rising for their citizenship-by-investment programs, with St. Lucia being the most recent to revamp its program.
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If it's making new enemies, then you might want to revamp your philosophy about social media, if only for your own mental health.
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On Tuesday, Brady told CNBC that Republicans on Capitol Hill and Trump will be able to revamp the U.S. tax code this year.
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Currently, there are six different handicap systems worldwide and one of the architects of the revamp says unifying them is a logical move.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods two years ago for $13.7 billion, and has since tried to revamp the premium grocery brand's "Whole Paycheck" image.
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Media reports in August suggested Deutsche was looking to merge with its domestic rival Commerzbank, in attempt to revamp the business in Germany.
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The key to encouraging more building is a revamp of local zoning rules to enhance the variety of new housing projects, she adds.
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The company wants to start operations by June or July, the sources said, adding that government approval of the revamp is still required.
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With the Wear OS revamp, Google's director of product management for Wear OS, Dennis Troper, told us it focused on three major areas.
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Andrew Bailey, the FCA's new chief executive and the PRA's first boss, will on Wednesday unveil proposals to revamp the watchdog's mission statement.
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Now both Reuters and CNN have reported that the Trump team is planning to revamp the CVE program to focus solely on Islamism.
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Of Lanvin's brick-and-mortar stores, the Paris flagship is scheduled for a revamp, as is the Los Angeles store on Rodeo Drive.
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Trump has yet to score a major legislative win since taking office in January and is pushing hard for a tax code revamp.
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ProMedica will also invest $400 million to revamp ManorCare's facilities, and size up every site as an opportunity for different services or partnerships.
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If you want to reach 50 medals in eight years, unless you revamp this system, it's not going to happen … Everything is manipulated here.
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The Canadian dollar edged higher against the greenback as investors awaited clues on the prospect of a deal to revamp the NAFTA trade pact.
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"We have taken down all non-compliant photos and closed down the site voluntarily for a revamp in accordance with related laws," said VCG.
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The latest order is just one aspect of legislation that endeavors to revamp the Pentagon's handling of service members' children sexually abusing one another.
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Photo and video editing iOS 13 will make it easier to edit photos, with a revamp to the editing options in the photos app.
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But I was wholly sold on tuning in to the revamp of ANTM just to get more of Ashley Graham and her general amazingness.
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The potential battery-powered revamp of the van, known as the Bulli in Germany, was first announced at the Detroit auto show in January.
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The deal will take him through to the brink of a new era, with a wholesale revamp and new engine regulations set for 2021.
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It's soon set for a $540 million revamp, after plans to demolish and rebuild were scrapped in 2018, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Trump has harshly criticised globalisation and questioned U.S. participation in multilateral institutions such as the WTO, calling for a revamp of international trade rules.
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United Airlines is planning to team with Apple to revamp the carrier's terminal at San Francisco International Airport, United's chief digital officer said Friday.
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Walker's massive graphite triptych revamp is packed with references to past and present racist events, which shamefully still shape identity politics in this country.
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Grant Thornton announced its own independent review and a 7 million pound revamp of its UK accounting operations earlier this month to improve standards.
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And the fact that every cliché claims you practically have to revamp your entire wardrobe as soon as the weather shifts certainly doesn't help.
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But today's revamp could also give Facebook stronger documents to point to as it tries to prove it doesn't need heavy-handed government regulation.
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Uber is introducing a major revamp of their Uber for Business platform today, the first significant update they've done since the enterprise tool's introduction.
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Lee's creation adapts well to its new era, and where it's necessary, the creators revamp the story to take it further than the original.
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Corning is also reaping rich rewards as U.S. telecom companies revamp their network infrastructure to improve coverage and to speed up 5G technology deployments.
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Canada, America's second-largest trading partner, was left out when the U.S. and Mexico reached a preliminary deal in late August to revamp NAFTA.
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Foote said the company had not yet seen an impact from the tariff spat as U.S. President Donald Trump seeks to revamp trade policies.
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The revamp of Deutsche Bank's investment banking arm will take another two to three years, the business's co-chief Garth Ritchie told Handelsblatt daily.
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The 2018 revamp of their program offers different tiers of annual membership that range between $230 for Gold Plus and for $490 Diamond Elite.
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She's posted up in Scorpio, inspiring you to revamp (if not completely change) the way that you approach romance, finances, and all things aesthetic.
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Diokno managed an expansionary budget aimed at delivering an ambitious $180 billion infrastructure revamp central to Duterte's promises to create jobs and lift growth.
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"We had to completely, completely revamp how we were producing our products...it cost us hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars," she says.
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In an effort to revamp their breakfast offerings, the fast food chain will begin testing "Muffin Toppers" in Baltimore-area restaurants, according to Bloomberg.
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The iOS update follows a similar revamp on Android in December, which also included the introduction of categories as well as support for Chromecast.
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The group urged the German government to revamp its arm sales approval process and standardize its export policies to include binding human rights criteria.
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The outcome, expected this week, appears to hinge on which man voters trust most to revamp an economy still struggling from a 2016 recession.
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The day one keynote was stuffed with news about Oculus Go, new video chat features in Instagram and WhatsApp, and a revamp of Messenger.
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FS, which has been spearheading the Alitalia rescue efforts, has until Tuesday to find investors ready to inject fresh funds and revamp the airline.
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But the new plan would revamp HSAs by lowering taxes on the funds, allowing spouses to contribute to one account and raising contribution limits.
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