Personal computers transformed the workforce, globalization transformed the economy, and the internet transformed pretty much everything else.
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It transformed not just its own industry but created and transformed others.
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On the television, the elephants transformed into lions and lions transformed into great huffing buffalo.
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When we get these deals done our country will be transformed, it will be monetarily transformed.
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Over time perceptions are transformed, just as the site itself is transformed again and again and again.
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Here's a fascinating look back at how tech transformed — and was transformed over the course of — the decade.
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Like, truly transformed — not just "Clark Kent takes off his glasses and wait, what now he is Superman?" transformed.
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She was transformed by the space, and, in turn, she transformed the space through her work and performance on the opening day.
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Putin has so comprehensively transformed Russia (restored, some might say, after a flawed semidemocratic interlude under Boris Yeltsin) that he has transformed reality itself.
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The discoveries transformed him, as they transformed other young Danes who dreamed of going to New Orleans to hear its blues and jazz musicians.
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"David Bowie transformed whatever space he was in, whatever medium he was using, and that night for me, he transformed live television," Armisen said.
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He transformed the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, as you know well Judge Starr sits down in Richmond, he transformed that court with his nomination.
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But with the nutcracker skin, those balls and transformed into walnuts and Zenyatta's face is transformed into a creepy, vacant, and vaguely horrifying nutcracker face.
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Néstor Kirchner has been transformed into a quasi-religious figure — much like General Perón once transformed his own wife into an icon — so that Mrs.
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Ever since, he's been documenting the ways in which humans have transformed the surface of the Earth, and how we, in turn, have been transformed by those changes.
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"Howard Thurman was a spiritual genius who transformed persons who transformed history," is how Luther E. Smith, Jr., author of "Howard Thurman: The Mystic as Prophet," once described him.
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As they transformed between their wall of sound first album, All Hour Cymbals, and the danceable Odd Blood, Yeasayer has again emerged from the chrysalis a beautiful, transformed butterfly.
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Being there in Windsor with the royals in the carriage and all of it, it transformed them somehow, and grown men and otherwise brilliant anchors were transformed into fan girls. Watch.
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Once you carve the arrowhead, it can "fly" on its own; its nature as a stone has been transformed, just as the nature of these words, bought for nothing, is transformed.
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Mr. Bakken's invention transformed Medtronic — but not right away.
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Technology has radically transformed how — and where — Americans work.
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Dietrich is a woman who explicitly transformed, and let herself be transformed, for the sake of art: a skill so rare and, yes, serious, that she still captivates audiences nearly 100 years later.
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Transportation and energy infrastructure aren't transformed or even mildly altered.
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She became an actress, while he transformed into a singer.
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This transformed breastfeeding photographs into articulate pieces of creative art.
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They transformed familiar building types like skyscrapers, offices, and museums.
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"Existing content can be transformed by our algorithms," he said.
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Clinton's performances were unusual in that they transformed the race.
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Sugar transformed the world in ways that continue to reverberate.
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The producers had transformed Nasubi into a walking, talking gimmick.
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"I've seen how the language has transformed lives," he says.
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Last year she transformed herself into a pneumatic Jessica Rabbit.
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London isn't the first city to be transformed into Skopelos.
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Anne and Ralph Linsangan transformed their lives in three years.
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The burger then transformed into the figure of a snake.
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The popularity of the Apple phone also transformed his shop.
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Their tones have transformed from just a few months ago.
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It is often by heat that physical matter is transformed.
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Zeisel's blobby forms transformed the mundane into something deeply emotional.
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In just a little over two months, she completely transformed.
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THE internet has transformed the way people work and communicate.
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Nothing transformed their lives like Francis Ford Coppola's "Godfather" movies.
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It has transformed logistics and finance, as well as retailing.
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Next, she's transformed into a new Tiffany — Tiffany B. Hostin'.
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This isn't the first time Watson has transformed course transportation.
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Across the world, fire season is being transformed by humans.
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Her lips, too, were transformed with an iridescent copper gloss.
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For ESP, Freire transformed "innocent illiterate people into illiterate communists".
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Brandon: She's officially transformed from a baby to a kid!
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It has legitimately transformed how I communicate with my friends.
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The global music industry has been transformed by the internet.
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And the characters have been altered, but not completely transformed.
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Kanye West transformed in front of his audience without reservation.
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I thought it was magical how you could be transformed.
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Why it matters: Spitzer transformed our understanding of the universe.
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He just transformed himself and that was magical for me.
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But China's entry into the industry has transformed that expression.
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China transformed seven disputed reefs into islands using dredged sand.
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Today, that friendliness was transformed into something dark and unfamiliar.
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As the square was transformed into the closed stage of
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Steve Jobs, who transformed several industries, is the classic example.
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JFK turned on the charm as television transformed the office.
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The industrial internet's transformed how factories work and cities operate.
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As well as commuters' lives, cities will be transformed, too.
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The classic AWVFTS sound is there, but it's been transformed.
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They transformed political discourse into a form of verbal combat.
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It is almost like you've transformed into this sexy woman.
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Access to forest canopies is also being transformed by technology.
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The economy, the society and the country are being transformed.
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José's story transformed the way I see all of this.
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A crazy, stressful start, which transformed into this magical moment.
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He created a television juggernaut that transformed the news business.
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Germany's Energiewende ("energy transition" or "revolution") has transformed its countryside.
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It was only 20 years later that factories were transformed.
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She transformed a shy, quiet guy into a real playboy.
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This cane will eventually be transformed into KōHana craft spirits.
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They transformed our family crisis into a call to action.
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The move transformed Alaska into a mecca for extreme skiing.
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For most people, life had rapidly transformed for the better.
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But TaxAct's Free File gambit had forever transformed the industry.
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A. Several developments transformed our business within a few years.
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On Saturday, rioters transformed upscale Paris neighbourhoods into battle zones.
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They are disfigured and transformed by conflict, melted by hate.
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But second of all, like, it's really transformed my life.
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Mobile has transformed the way we work, shop and interact.
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Technological developments have also transformed the racing cars since 1986.
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Here are 16 photos of landmarks that he has transformed.
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Already, Sanchez has transformed from talented prospect into a phenom.
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Electricity came late here but transformed life on the farm.
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The bustling economy transformed the city and its many neighborhoods.
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Yris Palmer transformed into Belle from "Beauty and the Beast."
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This is a huge event, and downtown San Francisco's transformed.
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Upon closer inspection, the iconic blue jewelry bag was transformed.
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It was difficult to live with this person being transformed.
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Another time, she transformed into a black guy with glasses.
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My sour attitude was transformed into one of childlike wonder.
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It's really the way that it all transformed for me.
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Music transformed into more of an outlet than a hobby.
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It transformed into a Mexican American, Asian, Japanese American community.
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Yeah, I don't know that it's been transformed, you're right.
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Norcia, like most of Umbria, was touched but not transformed.
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Throw it on and you're effortlessly transformed into a tree.
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"Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne: Nature Transformed" May 9 to Nov.
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The entire political atmosphere around the nomination would be transformed.
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With each album he released, Prince transformed his visual identity.
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But in the hospital this summer, Ms. Wilford appeared transformed.
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This fallacy molds cops' actions and has transformed American sensibilities.
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On Thursday, the tremors might've transformed into a small quake.
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Poverty has been transformed by falling prices and government support.
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So much of Lower Manhattan has transformed since the Sept.
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The nature of craft has transformed in the last decade.
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A race that's already been shaken looks transformed once again.
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"John transformed American politics," Mr. Kerry said, also by telephone.
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We really transformed it in a number of different ways.
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But new technology and online scrutiny have transformed the disputes.
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People who are on the second mountain have been transformed.
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Less than a week later, survivors have transformed into activists.
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The influx of jobs and cash transformed the nearby village.
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Uihlein has transformed into her vision of a vacationer's utopia.
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The world has been transformed; the script remains the same.
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What has not transformed all that much are the wages.
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Our shared anguish needs to be transformed into collective action.
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Moreover, the whole way of practicing politics has been transformed.
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Frank Langella also transformed into the infamous vampire in 1979.
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The catastrophe transformed how the sport is viewed in Britain.
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The little letter returns to his alphabetical siblings irrevocably transformed.
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She is so transformed that Daniel's mother doesn't recognize her.
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Irene Kim: This transformed the way we listen to music.
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In that time, a teenager's daily life has been transformed.
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And as her father transformed from star to living legend...
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Fat cells likewise were transformed by exercise, another study found.
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He did not transform the world; the world transformed him.
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And yet, how Germany has recovered and transformed necessitates that.
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In three short years, Virginia's entire political order was transformed.
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Chinese consumers, a $4.9 trillion force, transformed the global economy.
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The oath of office transformed Mr. Trump, his lawyer said.
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The attack instantly transformed news coverage of the Trump administration.
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You have transformed this mundane task into a meaningful practice.
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The two transformed from soaked to stunning for the ceremony.
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American Indian wealth was taken and transformed into white wealth.
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President Trump has transformed domestic economics and politics as well.
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Women are transformed into potential mothers and therefore potential costs.
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Those multiethnic settlements transformed Iberia and its population even more.
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But it has transformed into something closer to collective culpability.
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Taylor Swift completely transformed her look with a bleached bob.
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Instead, she transformed into a narwhal, according to the legend.
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He has transformed how social media is used in politics.
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In the rest of the show the body is transformed.
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AUSTRALIA DISPATCH In the cities, technology has transformed social life.
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The costumes transformed the newborns into Anna, Elsa, and Olaf.
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Since then, of course, the music business has been transformed.
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With war transformed into a perpetual endeavor, expectations have changed.
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The transformed primary has led to a revaluing of resources.
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Britain emerged from the First World War a nation transformed.
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The unique process transformed the photograms into surreal painterly abstractions.
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By 1970, they've completely transformed music and the broader culture.
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Working quickly, using Polaroids, he transformed his subjects into celebrities.
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The researchers first transformed a set of celebrity photos into 2D avatars and compared the results to manually created Bitmoji avatars of the celebs, then the Facebook-created 2D avatars were transformed into VR avatars.
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Could they be transformed by intensive farming, just as the thickets of the cerrado have given way to fields of soya that transformed Brazil from a food importer to one of the world's great breadbaskets?
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And yet I look around and I see how fundamentally transformed — often in ways that we forget, because we're living in the midst of this — how fundamentally transformed so many aspects of our lives are.
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By Season 7, the girls — and their characters — have utterly transformed.
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The American corporation has been transformed by globalization and new technology.
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Voilà — you're transformed into the 101 Dalmatians villain, the LC way.
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But when you put them on the body, they transformed it.
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After using Forest for just a few days, I felt transformed.
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And so I can see that family that's transformed by that.
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Petit says the towers were forever transformed after he scaled them.
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Instead, protestors improvised and transformed the march into a powerful rally.
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But when she started dating Kanye West, her wardrobe completely transformed.
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In contrast, modern digital technology has not yet transformed financial services.
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Candy maker Mars, another iconic U.S. food brand, has transformed itself.
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"My stylist is amazing, and he's transformed my life," she shared.
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"It's transformed both of us," Sparks said about expanding their family.
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Krasznahorkai has transformed and transcended; he has changed from an angry
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The technology transformed India into the world's second-largest cotton exporter.
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Politics is a game and its rules are constantly being transformed.
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Remember what I said about a magically transformed Disney woodland creature?
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Samsung's position with respect to Qualcomm's chips has transformed very rapidly.
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You can read about how he transformed for finale episode here.
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Kemper said that her body totally transformed when she first started.
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Besides, 500 years on, Lutheran Germany is being transformed by globalisation.
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Tran: They range from the drastically transformed to the barely touched.
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Yet, in season 2, he transformed into a bonafide bad boy.
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In anticipation, companies have transformed their infrastructure and increased foreign operations.
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The Democratic nominee has said that becoming a grandmother transformed her.
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For Microsoft, the medical industry could be transformed with the tech.
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The shipping and logistics space is being rapidly transformed by technology.
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The way I view my body has completely transformed as well.
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But when it came to food, British hostility transformed into enthusiasm.
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They have transformed the party internally, operationally, through its (policy) platform.
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It's certainly transformed itself," Bethune told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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A bustling city has been transformed under the group's brutal rule.
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It transformed shopping, shipping its goods to every part of America.
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The navy saw its budgets soar and its fleet quality transformed.
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The Russian director's experiments with montage and editing completely transformed cinema.
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Snapchat's users were thus transformed into more than simply people chatting.
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Seattle transformed itself into a testing ground for dockless bicycle-sharing.
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She went on to discuss how the political sphere had transformed.
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And this has transformed the economics of the business for sure.
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A bus from Portland, Oregon, has been transformed into an infirmary.
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It was later transformed into the Memorial Day we know today.
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Digital technologies and broadband internet connectivity have transformed the communications marketplace.
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None were peaceniks; they were all hard men and transformed hawks.
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"Don't be evil" has transformed from a mantra into a plea.
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We've also transformed (almost) every typical Mexican dish into a taco.
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The group transformed their sound throughout their two decades of recording.
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The technological revolutions of the late 1.623th century transformed the world.
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This little one has the best reaction to seeing herself transformed.
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That, and something sparkly to make me feel a little transformed.
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His anything-goes mentality influenced and transformed fashion's relationship with music.
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See how the branch has been completely transformed, inside and out!
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Well, I think social media has really transformed the political process.
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She transformed Bernie Sanders from an unelectable messenger to serious opponent.
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Apple has transformed its wearable into something approaching a tiny iPhone.
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With one click, I transformed my cluttered browser into one tab.
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It also transformed Gore from a politician into a cultural celebrity.
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Many companies have transformed and realigned their focus with great success.
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You have this whole place where the experience can be transformed.
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Sometimes they were totally transformed; he'd build songs almost from scratch.
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For beach-goers, what little beach is left has been transformed.
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Either way, his approach has transformed parts of the Twin Cities.
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By the end of hostilities, the war had transformed women's lives.
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But a booming, increasingly diversified economy has since transformed the capital.
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Just as Ty has transformed, so has the landscape around him.
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Climatologists say the global wine map could be transformed by 2050.
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The house was almost unrecognizable at first, transformed in the snow.
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The 2016 presidential election transformed the way many Americans see themselves.
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Calabrese said the mummering of today has transformed from Christmases past.
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Many ordinary citizens resent seeing former fighters transformed into political leaders.
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It transformed my skin and is probably my most recommended product.
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What has been transformed is not my body, but my consciousness.
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Even rapeseed was toxic until crop breeders transformed it into canola.
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After she and Tyga split, Jenner transformed the "t" into "la."
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"We've fundamentally transformed the way we run our business," he said.
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He reluctantly agrees, and finds himself transformed by the poem's power.
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Kendall Jenner transformed into a golden fairy for her birthday look.
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"Transportation, clothes, daily life — it has all been transformed," he said.
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"When I came back, it had already been transformed," he said.
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The transcontinental railroad connected America's coasts and forever transformed our economy.
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Another, related drawing in which humanity appears transformed is "Personnage" (1947).
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No, I mean the oceans are being transformed by this, too.
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Some music videos are just made to be transformed into GIFs.
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Under his guidance, Ferrari was transformed into a global luxury brand.
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So those sort of Renaissance icons are again transformed through patterns.
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But the party has transformed itself into the party of growth.
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Mike Scott of the Philadelphia 76ers transformed into Jesus Shuttlesworth's dad.
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Almost every street had been transformed into a prepared kill zone.
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The pressure to produce more crops has transformed the agricultural land.
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A Michigan auto parts company has transformed itself and made money.
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He said that that work transformed him as a human being.
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The area, once the domain of Greek immigrants, has been transformed.
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This time, he transformed the Argentine fans' cheers for del Potro.
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Legal access to the pill transformed the economy in that era.
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The police, judiciary and even universities have by now been transformed.
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Mr. Grossman, a former advertising executive, transformed PBS over eight years.
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"Her body transformed to become a mother," Mouratoglou said on Friday.
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Finally, the cloud transformed into hundreds upon hundreds of sandhill cranes.
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Ms. Fitzgerald loves the service, saying it has transformed her commute.
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Hebrew school curricula would be radically transformed, if not scrapped altogether.
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The everyday lived experience of urban poverty has also been transformed.
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And third, your brain is physically transformed by learning to read.
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We somehow had transformed a stressful experience into a great memory.
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Since then, however, Trump has transformed the Supreme Court's ideological composition.
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The AIDS crisis transformed grief and caregiving into expressions of community.
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But performing the Angel has transformed her relationship with her body.
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Robert Graetz: Everything is totally transformed and totally out of control.
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Six other nearby shoals have been similarly transformed by Chinese dredging.
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Open it up, however, and the interior sections have been transformed.
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He merely fed on it; he transformed it into Gustav Klimt.
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His first glimpse of the Yosemite area, in 1868, transformed him.
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Our view from the backyard porch was transformed, disfigured by Florence.
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Indeed, I expect an unexpectedly transformed landscape when next we talk.
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"The job of the P.B.M. is being transformed," Mr. Fein said.
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The Supreme Court may already be transformed by then, it's true.
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In the past 218 years, the journalism was transformed as well.
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In the process, Mr. Finkelstein transformed liberal into a dirty word.
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An ordinary van was transformed into a deadly and indiscriminate weapon.
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He transformed my conceptions of both the political and psychological novel.
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The project saved thousands of lives and transformed the United States.
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Meade's relationship with Rodis ''completely transformed'' her experience as an actor.
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But there's something new that transformed libraries into this small university.
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We're responding by investing in renewables and a transformed energy grid.
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Once he was alone, his face transformed—he looked unspeakably sad.
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"Now it's been transformed into something that's a threat," she added.
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In the last decade, Americans' relationship with cannabis has drastically transformed.
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But they transformed when they put on their mask and costume.
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At Trump rallies, however, they became "unchained," transformed in repulsive ways.
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Second, the industry has transformed its well containment and intervention capability.
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"Bayesian thinking" transformed the basket case into a winner at cards.
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So the Hans twist transformed Elsa's arc into something else entirely.
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" Turkey, Mr. Candar argued, "has transformed into a republic of fear.
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The miracle was close enough to touch; hope transformed into belief.
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She wanted his insight on how he ran and transformed Apple.
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Jay-Z's success has transformed him into a brand unto himself.
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The judge transformed the gut-wrenching hearing into a therapy session.
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The past decade has transformed modern retail as we know it.
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He transformed himself into a bulbous, blue, disturbing incarnation of Aladdin.
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The storyline revolves around a plague that transformed humans into vampires.
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After a long absence, Ms Rohrwacher returned to find it transformed.
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Since then, the protests have transformed into broader anti-government demonstrations.
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Behind them a glittery light show transformed the department store's facade.
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Pressured by a shareholder revolt in 2013, it is now transformed.
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Covering Syria has transformed the way I use technology at work.
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"I think the whole neighborhood will be transformed," Mr. Yeon said.
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By then, Guggenheim Hall has transformed back into a college campus.
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The company's rapid growth has transformed how millions of people travel.
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Feature How a president and a protest movement transformed the Democrats.
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And his sense of light, space and metamorphosis transformed Balanchine's work.
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Detroit was totally transformed by freeway construction between 1951 and 2010.
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And then Rami came in and he totally transformed the character.
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It really transformed ... He started to get scared of the treatment.
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By using this ritual, his performance transformed into a slow meditation.
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"You cannot claim to to know who transformed the conventional when you were not here to see who transformed the conventional in this community," artist and activist Anthony Rosado, who was born in Bushwick, told Hyperallergic.
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As in previous manufacturing revolutions, factories will take time to be transformed.
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Shown for 13 years, the commercial transformed him into a local celebrity.
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It has transformed the national broadcaster into a mouthpiece of the state.
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Honestly, it's the cloud that has transformed Microsoft and Windows, not 3D.
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The Grammy-winning artist transformed her cast as a yearbook of sorts.
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Those are what transformed Kodi into the modern-day pirate's favorite ship.
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But they have transformed from the fossil forms like the T. Rex.
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But by night, the neighborhood is transformed into a square-mile rave.
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It's also transformed the lives of the Black creatives who make them.
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Through the housing program, more than 200 women have transformed their lives.
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When sunlight is blocked during an eclipse, the ionosphere is suddenly transformed.
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I made a change at age 25 that transformed my life forever.
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If these new processes prove themselves, steelmaking could once again be transformed.
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Nor has urbanisation transformed family life as much as you might expect.
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In the past few decades the digital revolution has utterly transformed mapmaking.
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Since 43 Spain has transformed itself into a stable and prosperous democracy.
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Then the crew returned, and in a week, transformed the boys' rooms.
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But they've also completely transformed everything else we do in the world.
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Now transformed into a political party and rebaptised La République en Marche!
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Again, Oreos were clearly not made to be transformed into turkeys. 5.
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There are another two — Virginia and Colorado — that appear to have transformed.
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In less than a 100 years, artificial lights have transformed the sky.
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Her manoeuvre transformed her image from reflexive partisan to high-minded independent.
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"What can I say?" he laughed, gazing at his newly transformed digit.
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The Populist Explosion: How the Great Recession Transformed American and European Politics.
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We knew if we transformed the space, we could make it iconic.
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His life has been transformed, almost as if he won the lottery.
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My life has been transformed through the pragmatic individual solution of transition.
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Sometimes artists soar, specially when they're transformed into a hot air balloon.
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Drive-through windows Interstates and suburbanization enabled by automobiles have transformed retail.
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In just a few years, Juul has transformed the e-cigarette landscape.
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Wherever these transportation networks went, small outposts were transformed into thriving cities.
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Zoloft transformed me into a person-shaped shrug — and I liked it.
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They totally transformed my legs unlike any other pair I've ever worn.
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Learning about the social model transformed the way Ms Thom saw herself.
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China's anti-drug agency said this method had "transformed" anti-narcotics work.
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Items traditionally eaten with a fork are transformed into hands-only meals.
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We faced challenges head on, charted new paths and transformed military norms.
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So far, Sareb says it has transformed 2300 billion euros into assets.
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Keep in mind, also, that we HAVE transformed ourselves along the way.
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You're ready to show up to Halloween parties this weekend utterly transformed.
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Dig deeper, however, and you see that business investing has been transformed.
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The nucleus in question has thus been transformed into a heavier element.
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Trade and technology have transformed many industries into winner-takes-all affairs.
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The movie star's face has been transformed into a reversible sequin pillow.
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Postpartum depression transformed how I saw my family and my family's future.
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Back in the 1970s, the quartz revolution transformed the entire watch industry.
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"The operation...transformed the crusaders' New Year festivities into funerals," it said.
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Not only that, but the Challenger Series league is being completely transformed.
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Any year-old box of raisins have automatically transformed into Ascendant Raisins.
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Search has transformed people's lives; over a billion people rely on us.
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" The bakery's Facebook page has transformed into something of a memorial. "Tragic!
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Expect your beliefs on just about anything to be challenged and transformed.
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When Samsung's smartphone sales started waning, it brilliantly transformed its entire lineup.
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Jemayel Khawaja had his life transformed at more than one music festival.
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Retirement might have to be delayed or transformed into part-time work.
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Scalia similarly transformed the way lawyers reasoned and argued before the court.
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But it's clear that Shea Weber has completely transformed the Montreal Canadiens.
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He's transformed into one of the worst villains we've seen on Homeland.
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There were so many personal stories about how this information transformed them.
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To watch his death transformed into a political football must be excruciating.
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Its ally, Bashar al-Assad, saw his fortunes on the battlefield transformed.
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We generally like to see the ingredients transformed just a bit more.
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"Here it is, the groove, slightly transformed," Smith raps, and he's right.
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Alexei Navalny, a popular blogger, was transformed into a viable opposition leader.
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Had it been completed, the rapid transit system could have transformed Cincinnati.
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Yes, I think that they absolutely transformed the whole mechanism of Hollywood.
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The three were instantly transformed into international heroes due to their actions.
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The video of the incident was quickly transformed into an internet meme.
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E23 has transformed the Los Angeles Convention Center into an amusement park.
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Instead of shutting his store down, Habib transformed it into a cafe.
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The former chapel transformed quite handily into a library and sitting room.
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A WIFE and daughter arrive home to find their living room transformed.
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Gisele Bündchen totally transformed her look for the new Vogue Italia cover.
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This stunning development has boosted growth around the world and transformed China.
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The photographs are then transformed in processes through painting, folding, or collaging.
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The seven Republican districts have also been transformed by socio-economic changes.
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Even more transformed since the Clinton era is the Washington surround sound.
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Vaccines, antibiotics, biologics and other therapies have saved and transformed countless lives.
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But the advent of proteomics and mass spectrometry has transformed his work.
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It quickly transformed my outlook from dismally damp to warm and welcoming.
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The Shortlist THIRTY-EIGHTThe Hurricane That Transformed New EnglandBy Stephen Long251 pp.
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Transportation efficiency, resource consumption and industries will all be transformed, he said.
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"The Hills" star Audrina Patridge transformed into X-Men's Mystique in 2014.
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Sanders transformed Burlington into a bastion of progressivism and left-wing activism.
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Tourism and global hipsterism have transformed the city where I once lived.
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Instagram has transformed people's travel habits and the world's most desirable destinations.
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Keep scrolling to see how the "Atomic Blonde" star's style has transformed.
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It was filled with taxidermied animals, but she's since transformed the space.
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But on Friday, a storm transformed the plateau into a grisly scene.
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This Sunday, the playhouse is transformed into a haunted house for Halloween.
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They're simply there to get transformed into coachmen by the Fairy Godmother.
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What if the two-party alignment is being transformed into something new?
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His suggestions transformed "Please Please Me," which became their first big hit.
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The transformed landscape of 2016 keeps placing more obstacles in his path.
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But President Obama's effort to combat global warming has transformed that mandate.
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In a crunch, these securities can be transformed into pure equity capital.
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The Republican Party has been roiled and transformed by angry talk radio.
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Under President Obama, the Republican Party has transformed — Trump is an accelerant.
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Ahead, six stories of beauty blunders that serendipitously transformed into gorgeous looks.
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There's something special about seeing places you are so familiar with transformed.
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But what will it be like to wake up and be transformed?
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Rather, it has been transformed into a negative force and a threat.
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Lee compared Phononic's technology to LEDs, which transformed lighting and adjacent industries.
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Beatings at home transformed into beatings from white teachers in the classroom.
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Yet Testa and Hayman both said power meters had completely transformed training.
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Michael's admissions grievance had transformed his father, who has plunged into politics.
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Animoji were meant to transform messaging, but they only transformed users' faces.
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The disciplines of decision-making and problem-solving are being completely transformed.
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"Our world is transformed by covert information, political messages," Mr. Chin said.
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Grande also transformed her house to fit with the "Twilight Zone" theme.
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Mexico's drug war has transformed and intensified over the past two decades.
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Their legislative proposal, seven years later, transformed labor law in New York.
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Several commercial properties in this neighborhood have recently been transformed into homes.
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Overnight, workplaces across the country were transformed into Scandinavian Edens of flexibility.
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Now, the Air Force has transformed it into a controllable smart bomb.
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"He believes people could be transformed, be made better," Mr. Falls said.
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But across all his many lives, one thing remained constant: He transformed.
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Second by second, lives at Stoneman Douglas were transformed, broken and stolen.
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Suddenly, sneakers and hoodies transformed into office wear among proto-Mark Zuckerbergs.
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" He continued: "We all evolved and transformed in some shape or form.
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Of course, major changes have since transformed the nation and its politics.
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Macy's still stands, but the rest of the area has been transformed.
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Over time, that pronunciation transformed into what we know today as kumbaya.
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Ben's own work and that of his trainees transformed this view entirely.
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Most astonishing is how the grandeur of these arches are instantly transformed.
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They were lauded by the press, and the attention transformed his business.
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Other companies, like Ford, have transformed production facilities to create additional masks.
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But the outbreak of World War I in 1914 transformed the city.
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McMahon: How has the use of ratios transformed your Language-Change Index?
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If this political moment lasts, the country's conservative movement could be transformed.
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He also transformed Australian unions from warring factions into a unified force.
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And in the years after the uprising, some women transformed their lives.
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Our writers looked at 60 ways the pop icon has transformed culture.
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The web services division has transformed Amazon into an enormously profitable company.
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Their 723 work, "ETM: Double Down," transformed the stage into an instrument.
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It has transformed fear-inducing parks and subways into vibrant public spaces.
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The state was transformed in 1992 by Andrew, a Category 5 hurricane.
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In 2004, the Hawk-Eye technology system transformed the world of tennis.
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I've gotten some water, freshened up and transformed into my work clothes.
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Jennifer Medina: The county has transformed demographically over the last two decades.
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Mr. Tribble's bowling alley was quickly transformed into an ad hoc shelter.
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The Party transformed my mind, and that's all it owes to me.
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"Those communities weren't suddenly transformed, they still had huge problems," Obama says.
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The transformed Medusa could petrify—literally, petrify—anyone who looked at her.
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McNamee has mentored many of the people who have transformed Silicon Valley.
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Pitt memorably transformed into the golden-haired Achilles in 2004's "Troy."
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CHENGDU, China (Reuters) - Would you like your dog transformed into a panda?
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Standardized test scores have steadily improved; and student safety has been transformed.
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Historically, early victories have transformed how they are perceived by the electorate.
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Here&aposs how some parts of the city have transformed since 2010.
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But The Boring Co. believes the dirt excavation process can be transformed.
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And how we use technology has transformed the way we organize politically.
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"Being in Europe has absolutely transformed the serious U.K. universities," he said.
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In turn, lynching transformed from a material reality to a political metaphor.
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Uber and Lyft have fundamentally transformed the way people get around cities.
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He finally stepped into a revolving door, spun around and emerged transformed.
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Then China shook the global solar business — and transformed both their lives.
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He was transformed in a freak accident that left him with superpowers.
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The New York City skyline has dramatically transformed in the past decade.
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A former church in Canada has been transformed into a rentable castle.
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And it has transformed her daily 2000-mile commute near San Francisco.
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Hyper-efficient digital tools have transformed the speed and volume of organizing.
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Between Friday and Monday, thanks to the movement, Silicon Valley was transformed.
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A few like eBay and Amazon persevered and transformed the global marketplace.
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Sowers told me that it can also be transformed into rocket fuel.
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In the end, the event transformed into a music festival called AlienStock.
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FMC has transformed itself into a major crop chemicals producer through buyouts.
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An "anything is possible" mentality has transformed into a mental health crisis.
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Price says the higher wages have transformed the lives of his employees.
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But those ideas can be transformed into gifts that people will cherish.
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GAINEY After a few years, the whole news system was really transformed.
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As the park was transformed, it became less responsive to political expression.
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The hydrogen and oxygen in water can be transformed into rocket fuel.
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UK FINANCE MINISTER JAVID SAYS BAILEY HAS TRANSFORMED UK FINANCIAL CONDUCT AUTHORITY
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And Alvarez has been transformed in other ways by the labor fight.
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Uber transformed the way 75 million people around the world get around.
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The Ayyubs, accustomed to a middle-class existence, found their lives transformed.
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She lost 143 pounds and felt that her life had been transformed.
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Since that time, however, the mission has transformed and grown in scope.
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"Equifax and this whole industry should be completely transformed," she told Smith.
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The New Health Care How one nation transformed a health care system.
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For a few days Italy was transformed into a huge debating society.
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Drew Cameron has transformed military uniforms into paper, prints, books and art.
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Shantell Martin transformed New York City Ballet's home with her line drawings.
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But there is little question that Garber's tenure has transformed the league.
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I won't be transformed, therefore the audience won't benefit from the transformation.
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Best known for Seeds of Change: Five Plants that Transformed Mankind (22016).
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Warhol transformed pop culture into high art, subverting both in the process.
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Since a protest began last Friday, however, the area has been transformed.
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If "The Sparsholt Affair" shows how society has been transformed by sexual liberation, a process with its roots in people's innermost desires, it also shows how people's innermost desires have in turn been conditioned by a transformed society.
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In Dr. Eckstrom's office that day, Ms. Wolfe was transformed — lively and clearheaded.
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But a £17m ($22m) investment by the council has transformed parts of it.
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Recently, Eli Kerr transformed it into a full gallery where they do shows.
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And before I know it, the pumpkin's transformed into an impressively realistic face.
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Recently, another innovative product has transformed this often-necessary aftercare for burn patients.
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Imagine how much that act could have transformed the conversation about sexual assault.
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Images showed the area transformed, from nice and leafy to stark and stumpy.
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Steve Harrington transformed from the hapless boyfriend into the best baby sitter ever.
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Ariana Grande has transformed yet another tattoo inspired by former fiancé Pete Davidson.
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"It's transformed both of us," the singer, 28, says about expanding their family.
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Since February, they've been driving the transformed bus to rallies across the country.
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Here, the license to roam and play is transformed into a human right.
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We've been diving deep into the transformed platform to get a better idea.
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The two classes of timelike directions can't be continuously transformed into one another.
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Children surrounded him as he transformed balloons into flowers and dogs and crowns.
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In a decade, the iPhone has transformed all modern life across multiple industries.
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And this isn't the first time Efron has transformed himself as of late.
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Yet, somehow, this space was transformed once a month into a queer utopia.
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As I grew up, this thought transformed the type of man I became.
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Imagine if Bernie then transformed our fractured party into one inclusive big tent?
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"We've seen it all over the world: we irreversibly transformed landscapes," Yoshioka says.
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Mine has been transformed each time I ask, What will feed me today?
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His trajectory reflects just how much nationalism has transformed Poland in recent years.
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Why hadn't my adoption transformed me into the person I felt I was?
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The Prince he's been transformed from is meant to be the hot one.
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These shifting demographics have transformed what schools do and are expected to do.
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It is a commonplace experience that Petersen has transformed into an abstract painting.
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Mobile wallets such as M-PESA and Tigo Cash have already transformed microfinance.
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Together these cultural developments transformed social life and, of course, created a backlash.
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It's through these partnerships and fundamental guidelines that we have transformed our economy.
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While the theremin has changed little, the ondes Martenot has transformed beyond recognition.
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She transformed the food culture of Lahore, says Yasmin Khan, a restaurant-owner.
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He offered no information on exactly how the video was captured or transformed.
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Black abolitionists transformed their struggle against slavery into a movement against racial discrimination.
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In the romantic view, the heart is transformed by love, at any age.
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As I grew and transformed physically, I could never rest without loathing something.
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But with this stuff, my once thirsty, sad, and tired hair was transformed.
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He's already transformed himself into the likes of Tiffany Trump, and Wonder Woman.
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The Enlightenment and the rise of market capitalism transformed Western culture yet again.
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The rhizome itself can be transformed into a lovely mash flavored with basil.
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The yolk has transformed into a tender custard consistency; the whites have set.
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The plant has completely transformed the rural site into a major industrial complex.
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Since then, Soare has transformed her passion for brows into a booming business.
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That's the magic of clothes: The thrill of dressing up and being transformed.
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No, he will invite people to be transformed through relationship with Jesus Christ.
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The iPad Pro's screen is huge and has completely transformed how I work.
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Along with the rise of cloud computing, this has transformed the hardware landscape.
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Hispanic immigrants, she says, have transformed the state she's called home for decades.
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The fraught system that's been in place for too long must be transformed.
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The company's historic logo has been transformed, as announced on its Instagram feed.
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Instead, he demanded that we look to places where the very world transformed.
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Just check out how Rihanna transformed hers yesterday while out in New York.
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She also brought in the wedding designer David Stark, who transformed the space.
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The technology transformed India into the world's second-largest exporter of the fibre.
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That case transformed the lives of American women — and fundamentally changed American politics.
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In Kafka's story Gregor wakes to find himself transformed into a speechless bug.
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But the conflict has also transformed Hizbullah, a Lebanese militia-cum-political party.
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Marriage is being transformed almost everywhere, and in many of the same ways.
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They have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful, quiet neighbourhoods into bloodstained killing fields.
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They were maverick sculptors who transformed geometry into a vehicle for their imagination.
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But on my phone, those places are all transformed into something completely different.
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The USFK's previous base in Seoul will be transformed into a public park.
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The Mets transformed leadoff doubles into runs in the third and fourth innings.
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They have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful quiet neighborhoods into bloodstained killing fields.
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When she woke the next morning, she found that her memory was transformed.
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Usually dry ditches transformed into swiftly flowing creeks, and the rivers grew higher.
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Overnight, the Bolshoi transformed itself into a temple dedicated to the New Man.
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In towns like Wisbech, in Cambridgeshire, Polish businesses have transformed rundown high streets.
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"It transformed my children's behaviors, personalities and academics," she says in a video.
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These women transformed what felt like an individual pathology into a political cause.
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The rise of smartphones has transformed the way students communicate and entertain themselves.
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The post-war green revolution that transformed Asia seemed to have bypassed Africa.
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An Austin, Texas store was transformed to be "brighter, fresher, cleaner," she said.
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At some point my tennis racket transformed into a flat-styled cricket one.
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As Mr Gordon shows, a succession of revolutions transformed every aspect of life.
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In just a few hours, the face of the patient has been transformed.
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Since then the song has transformed into a classic patriotic anthem of America.
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Local actor Ryan Beil, who played the Werelizard when fully transformed, suits up.
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Users have transformed the computers into cell towers, supercomputers, and retro game consoles.
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The digital age transformed how we create, share and view ownership of content.
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And why shouldn't he, with his own life so transformed by the majestic?
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There's something psychological, where you just slap on some greasepaint and you're transformed.
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It transformed what I thought I knew about the drum and bass scene.
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But he is far from a model for how capitalism should be transformed.
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If they fail, they will be transformed into the animal of their choosing.
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Eisenhower presided over a period of peace and prosperity that transformed American life.
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Investments over two decades have transformed the fight, but AIDS is a crisis.
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However, when I expanded the app to full-screen, the Touch Bar transformed.
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To deal with these flaws Australia and Canada have transformed their immigration systems.
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It's fabric woven by time, velocity transformed into matter, expansion out of emptiness.
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Other industries are also being transformed, such as energy, manufacturing, and even agriculture.
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In one photo, a black woman seemingly transformed into a light-skinned woman.
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From my Sydney hotel window I gaze at an urban landscape similarly transformed.
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The lot was still full of tents, transformed into something resembling a neighborhood.
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They shaped our landscape, transformed the lives of millions, and inspired a nation.
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A small team was imagining how the mundane task might be suddenly transformed.
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He saw, he read, he pondered, and he transformed the ineffable into sound.
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One electrical box was transformed into a beehive, another into a spider's web.
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We already have a huge working model that needs to be completely transformed.
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A public bath in the basement was transformed into showers and a sauna.
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For Sunday's service, the site of the shooting was transformed into a memorial.
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A crisis of Conservatism was transformed into a crisis of identity—and now
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The assault, in his native country in Europe, transformed and shaped his life.
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They forgot that he educated their kids, gave them healthcare, totally transformed society.
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From November 8 to January 6, Disneyland is transformed into a holiday celebration.
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It was early August, and within two weeks the cabin would be transformed.
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An attempted assassination attempt transformed opposition politician Tundu Lissu into a national hero.
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In two very different parts of North America, two rivers are being transformed.
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I transformed from a soft, civilized human into someone a lot more savage.
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NBC and CBS have transformed their morning show studios into election-themed sets.
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They helped find him, the mother was grateful, and the relationship was transformed.
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Doris is more than just surprised by his attention, she is also transformed.
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Press argues that they should be transformed into more public and accessible institutions.
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In each case, the face is transformed by a kind of gentle suffusion.
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And now, my phone has transformed into a crutch and a black hole.
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The rocky Andean landscape is transformed into a tropical one with abundant vegetation.
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This is the experience of riding in a cab transformed by Taxi Fabric.
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Exciting changes take place today—something that was completely awkward will be transformed.
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It eventually transformed into a nationally distributed magazine known today as the Advocate.
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As dates shifted and drinks were drunk, however, body language transformed as well.
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It's transformed so much, there are outlet stores and cafes in every direction.
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The Maury Povich Show launched in '303 and transformed into Maury in '98.
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By no means has "Motown" been transformed into a thoughtful or probing musical.
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The Bains transformed the former church into a venue that's ideal for weddings.
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Here's how she transformed her driveway into a viral work of street art.
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Can the economy be transformed from an immoral space into a moral space?
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This question from the Lyndon Johnson era has reemerged in a transformed period.
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In his drama, García Lorca transformed the key characters and heightened the bloodshed.
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Factory farming, better refrigeration and globalization have all transformed billions of people's diets.
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That transformed China's answer to Tesla from a carmaker into a tech star.
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The final illustration shows the abuelas from the first spread, transformed into mermaids.
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Today cyberspace has been transformed into a very broad platform for committing crimes.
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It was a formative thing for me, to see how she transformed herself.
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With that bird's-eye view, how do you think tech has transformed relationships?
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Their seats — and their political futures — were now determined by a transformed electorate.
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The fear of the future, however, was real as the economy transformed itself.
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Old power plant sites could be transformed into public green space, supporters say.
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The computer age, however, transformed consumer targeting into a far more powerful science.
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Immigration has radically transformed the state's rural heartland, which was once lily-white.
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The war killed between 130,000 and 170,000 soldiers and transformed East Asian geopolitics.
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Then, the Flames acquired Miikka Kiprusoff, who transformed suddenly into a franchise goalie.
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That's why Fortnite has transformed into a giant virtual amusement park of sorts.
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That's why Fortnite has transformed into a giant virtual amusement park of sorts.
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Mr. Duterte's "visionary leadership" has transformed the bilateral economic relationship, Mr. Panelo added.
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This simple notion of a SHOT CLOCK transformed the sport in the 1950s.
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Through a long process of co-evolution, plants and pollinators transformed one another.
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Moreover, the past 10 years have transformed how many think about billionaire philanthropy.
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My students had transformed themselves into historical figures for a living history project.
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I will mention that Benz's character was transformed by her experience as Mrs.
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Or Jaime is both beauty and beast, since he's the one being transformed.
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Some of those one-way streets are being transformed into two-way streets.
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Biden's 29-point victory in South Carolina transformed the race in a flash.
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It has since transformed itself into the pre-eminent organization for college scholars.
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Adorable animals transformed as if by a wizard's wand into lamps and tableware.
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The teachers' protest movement, which calls itself #RedforEd, has transformed the political battleground.
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This weekend, my social media feed transformed into a dog show-and-tell.
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In a split second, I had been transformed from real comedian into groupie.
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This seems appropriate to ceramics, the alchemical art of earth transformed by fire.
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Major chunks of material were the same, yet the comedy still seemed transformed.
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I wasn't a big moviegoer and this has completely transformed my habits overnight.
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She transformed the way the space agency hunts for signs of alien oceans.
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The truth is that gaming has transformed and gone beyond its initial definition.
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Here are 10 spaces across California that are being transformed into cannabis businesses.
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Suddenly, Ben is transformed from a repentant murderer to a comic-book supervillain.
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" Worse yet, an extra S has transformed the "desert" into a giant "dessert.
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The technique transformed scientists' ability to track the evolutionary history of human populations.
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As she transformed from self-doubting to self-accepting, there was a hiccup.
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A technology initially promoted to help cigarette smokers has transformed marijuana use, too.
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"Suddenly you have transformed your room without any electrical adjustments whatsoever," she said.
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As these changes come, allow yourself to transform and be transformed by them.
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Eventually, the city transformed into a cultural hub, becoming the birthplace of jazz.
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Today, the Senate passed a #USMCA that has been transformed by Democrats' leadership.
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Mr. Grassley said Google, Facebook, Amazon and Netflix have transformed the video landscape.
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She transformed the treats into "Momoas," after actor Jason Momoa of "Aquaman" fame.
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Gleevec's introduction 15 years ago transformed the blood cancer into a chronic disease.
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Netflix transformed from a $7 stock in 2010 to a $20103 stock today.
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She took to the stage and transformed from a queen into a deity.
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Unlike most of us, they've transformed their life plans to fill the gap.
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Once I recognized the plants in my neighborhood, the barren winter landscape transformed.
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How has the artificial intelligence-powered program Bakpax transformed Jennifer Turner's algebra classes?
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Together, they've transformed 17 homes, one school bus, and one 1957 Yellowstone camper.
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The RadRunner has transformed the way I get around on a daily basis.
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But after what Beauvoir elides over as "bad experiences," the friend is transformed.
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The area has been transformed by a pristine new park and luxury condos.
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Others want to know what her "secret" is for how she transformed herself.
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There, Russell was transformed into Princess Tiana from The Princess and the Frog.
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It's transformed politics from a game for dealmakers to a game for poseurs.
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After swapping it to an oak wood table, however, the sound was transformed.
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A president who transformed the country and learned the limits of the possible.
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According to the actress, her friends thought she had transformed into Woody Harrelson.
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What was once a private hobby has been transformed into an experience industry.
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It's not just children in the United States growing up in transformed seasons.
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In today's 360 video, a Brooklyn loft is transformed and becomes photo-ready.
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Kumail Nanjiani transformed his physique by working with the best trainers and nutritionists.
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"Future Politics: Living Together in a World Transformed by Tech" by Jamie Susskind
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"I don't think I've transformed the art into an industrial thing," she said.
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Some transformed to customization businesses while others turned to outsourcing to reduce costs.
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Having children has transformed my creative life in ways that constantly surprise me.
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Stuff happens in "Small Mouth Sounds," but nothing and no one is transformed.
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But over the years, dams have transformed the habitat the cranes once occupied.
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The socialite transformed herself for her friend's husband's fashion campaign, Yeezy Season 6.
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On Monday, a courthouse in downtown Toronto transformed as media descended upon it.
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This could be what transformed the gene from an advantage into a liability.
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The landmark venue will be transformed into an off-campus performing arts space.
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His language and ideas spread, but they also get co-opted and transformed.
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How have the Russian government and the Russian Orthodox Church transformed their cultures?
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Together, the two transformed the house into the epitome of modern French elegance.
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Buildings don't survive without people, and in fact they are transformed by them.
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He transformed it into a garden and outdoor showroom for architectural garden ornaments.
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Design studio Atelier Biagetti transformed Patricia Findlay's booth into a lush analyst's office.
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Campless eventually transformed itself into StockX, a marketplace to buy and sell sneakers.
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They have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful, quiet neighborhoods into bloodstained killing fields.
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Since then, the boycott has transformed into a resistance movement, crystallizing on Jan.
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Inspired by Dada, Sullivan has transformed its dark, destructive impulses into something else.
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Or, alternatively, how can we be transformed for the better or the worse?
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Moments later ... she had completely transformed, thanks to the hair and makeup department.
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The Plymouth Voyager and Dodge Caravan transformed mobility for the suburban American family.
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I wanted to play him as if he transformed, as if he changed.
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While she may not have transformed society the way Harvard is crediting her with, she has impacted and transformed the post-election cycle by turning it into a serial campaign instead of gracefully fading into the background like most dignified losers.
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As an emerging sector, civic tech is beginning to improve the machinery of democracy even if our scale hasn't yet transformed ballot box outcomes in the way that the internet and iPhones have transformed the speed and scale of protests.
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Apple has taken over the building and transformed it into an R&D center.
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Was there anyone — a mentor or subject — who transformed the way you approach photography?
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When he arrived, the mosque had been transformed by police into a crime scene.
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The private act has been turned public, the home transformed into a movie set.
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Even if, as Barris said, the environment in which it exists has inherently transformed.
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Iran was transformed from an ally into America's and Saudi Arabia's biggest regional adversary.
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The ready availability of easy-fly, easy-buy hardware has dramatically transformed the industry.
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By noon, the protest had transformed into a redux of the 2014 Umbrella Movement.
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Cisco showed its stripes as the most transformed company in the tech industry, too.
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This is not the first time art has been transformed into an adult beverage.
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The rush eastwards marked the birth of an economic model that transformed the region.
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Antiretroviral drugs have transformed HIV into a manageable condition instead of a death sentence.
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When we say that Strickland and Mourou's work transformed the field—we mean it.
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The black dress transformed into a bold blue at the wave of Law's wand.
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In each case, previously insular communities were transformed into forces to be reckoned with.
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We discovered from data that the male and female wing bones are both transformed.
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Thanks to a loving foster parent, Bandit has been transformed into a different dog.
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Abidjan's crumbling 1970s brutalist skyline has been transformed by a wave of foreign projects.
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Users' disorganized libraries of thousands of untagged photos were transformed into searchable databases overnight.
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Uber has already transformed urban and even intercity travel with its ride-hailing app.
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This was the moment Ma transformed from his English-teacher mentality into a CEO.
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My closet transformed to one filled with long-sleeve shirts and baggy T-shirts.
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We look at how President Trump's approach to immigration transformed over just 72 hours.
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But now when you're in Street View mode, it has been transformed into Link.
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A buff Latino man has transformed into a small white woman having a meltdown.
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The longer songs come from a tradition of artists who transformed their song structure.
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Following the establishment of Dodger Stadium, L.A. has transformed into a sprawling, commercial metropolis.
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Whether he captures the White House or not, he has transformed the Democratic Party.
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E-commerce has transformed retail, and big data and automation continue to remake manufacturing.
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But it is still worth remembering how many real lives the EU has transformed.
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" Eventually, "the blue vinegar flood transformed the moonlit yard into a tract of hell.
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This is a Christmas where garages and homes are transformed into elaborate, festive wonderlands.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal tour has transformed into the ultimate royal babymoon!
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Her sadly outdate bell bottoms were transformed into a fashionable skirt with leather panels.
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She transformed The Roundhouse into an intellectual's New York apartment or a coffee shop.
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Philae and Rosetta have transformed the way scientists understand comets in our solar system.
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In 2010, the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision transformed the way elections were financed.
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He has transformed the party's finances, moving to headquarters costing a tenth as much.
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Now, as Ethiopians acclimatise to a more gentle leadership, the character has been transformed.
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Hubble has transformed our view of the universe in its 26 years of life.
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Lots of everyday foods can be transformed into tasty, utterly ghoulish goodies and grub.
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But this was the first drugstore mascara I tried that actually transformed my eyelashes.
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As you can see below, the peach transformed into a significantly less voluptuous ass.
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Al Roker, the emperor of the Today show, transformed into a flawless Willie Nelson.
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"Doing yoga five times a week has transformed my body," she told the magazine.
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Huck has transformed into wedding planner and the bridezilla that Quinn would never be.
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They transformed a store into the exterior in that neighborhood where it takes place.
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After years of Trump, it's quite possible the EPA will find itself radically transformed.
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But over the past decade, Mr Erdogan has transformed it into a personal vehicle.
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The team has now transformed itself into the greenest soccer club in the world.
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"In the past seven years we have transformed," says Antoine Frérot, CEO since 123.
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I believe our righteous anger can be transformed into more justice and more peace.
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This is done by synthesizing (printing) DNA, which is then transformed (injected) into organisms.
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Nostalgia serves optimists and pessimists alike as an anchor in a world being transformed.
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"Mike has transformed into this nice guy — he's almost like, too nice," said Pauly.
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In them, Pre-Columbian stonework has been transformed into something modern, but not mechanical.
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The conservation of energy means that energy cannot be created or destroyed, just transformed.
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Think of how GPS and Google Maps have transformed so much of our world.
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Until then, keep your doggy drive sated by checking out these transformed movie posters.
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The space below Kevin, an area formerly known as Loot Lake, was also transformed.
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Here's a look at how a seemingly harmless meme transformed into a cultural flashpoint.
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Although Dotson says she's happy to be alive, the surgeries have transformed her face.
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WHEN SHE TRANSFORMED INTO A MERMAID With adorable taste in earrings, may we add.
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The world's leading goal scorer has been transformed into a Barbie doll by Mattel.
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He said they gradually transformed into high-yielding assets from being means of payment.
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These laser techniques have transformed medical procedures, manufacturing, and biology research, the committee said.
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Even better, this assessment factors in how individuals have transformed their lives while incarcerated.
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As digital plans are transformed into physical objects, cybersecurity will become even more important.
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It's not just the Middle East that the Moroccan studios are easily transformed into.
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"The vote was transformed into a vote on himself and his government," she said.
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The project has been transformed into an exhibition and book — published by Daylight Books.
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Over time, the simple notion—that friendships are empowering—has transformed into something stranger.
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Pokémon transformed the way in which millennials identify with their place in the world.
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Christian has transformed something dejected—otherwise destined for the hospital incinerator—into something beautiful.
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Earlier this month, more than 200 diners across the country transformed into Luke's Diner.
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The moment was transformed into a GIF and has gone viral on social media.
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But, in just a few hours they are transformed to basic metal and plastic.
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And within minutes he was transformed into the investment banker he needed to be.
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She transformed captured moment via a Boomerang to showcase the baked goods in question.
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That has transformed him from a war veteran to a so-called terrorist, overnight.
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Many buildings have been replaced as the quarter has transformed into a commercial center.
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Both transformed a $3,103 used 2003 Chevrolet Express into his new home on wheels.
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But one "creature of today" – a radically transformed former servant – makes a surprise appearance.
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Forest degradation has transformed the Amazon from a carbon sink to a carbon source.
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They also pointed out that public spaces are routinely transformed: it's what cities do.
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Based on the generated sounds, the body's movements are also transformed into colorful images.
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Instead, "it quickly transformed into a visual personal journal," he tells The Creators Project.
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What was Mingy Jongo became Project Ukulele, which in turn transformed into Yooka-Laylee.
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In 2016, the 17-year-old model transformed for her Love Magazine cover shoot.
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That square, she said, was transformed into "one big open exhibition" during the protests.
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" The incident transformed Thurman "from a creative collaborator and performer" to a "broken tool.
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The Ananke has been transformed, with only Althea remaining aboard to guide its development.
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But Khan wasn't just the reigning Queen of Funk—she also transformed the genre.
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In the brutal months that followed, Iraq's second-largest city transformed into a wasteland.
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As the court ultimately recognized in the Wayfair case, technology has transformed this story.
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Since then it has transformed itself into a far larger and more ambitious group.
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Before McGovern, Barry Goldwater also got thrashed and transformed his party in the process.
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Maybe they would have transformed the franchise without Curry, but it's impossible to know.
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Loginov's broader thought is that property ownership records can be transformed with blockchain technology.
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This season, Dolores has transformed from a naïve girl into something of a monster.
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Universities were transformed, as was, for a brief moment in time, the Catholic Church.
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Emerging technology has completely transformed the landscape of desire by upending longstanding power dynamics.
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It's a community based on the notion that jointly these people transformed this territory.
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These cells were then transformed into skin cells by recreating the skin's chemical environment.
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With technology advances, the usual ways that cities are planned will also be transformed.
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If she is so radically transformed, how can he be sure that it's her?
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It won a National Book Award and transformed Kendi into a leading public intellectual.
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Energy markets have transformed while our paper languished in peer review and publishing delays.
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Step 3: The clean flakes are transformed into small pellets of pure recycled plastic.
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Locations in France and Germany, too, are almost completely transformed with this new technology.
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Workplaces and home life could be transformed through expanded parental leave and pay equity.
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Each year, Disney resorts around the world are transformed to celebrate the spooky holiday.
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Hungate has transformed the company into a pioneer when it comes to tech initiatives.
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"Though he has transformed himself physically, inside he's the same guy," Mr. Thurber added.
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In his least measured moments, he permits himself to dream of a world transformed.
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The Post Office, a city landmark, has been transformed, its Art Nouveau interior destroyed.
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From Casper to Glossier, these 12 new brands transformed retail in the last decade.
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Hillary Clinton has experience, but does not seem to have been transformed by it.
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Nikkei's Kita said Barber had transformed the FT newsroom into a digital-first operation.
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Mollie's makeup and costume transformed her into whatever character she was playing, Calderwood said.
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Since then, tourism has transformed towns like Amed from sleepy fishing and agricultural villages.
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Generous European subsidies transformed the small country in the 1990s into an economic powerhouse.
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We were delighted to find the cloudy water had transformed into a transparent crystal.
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How much of the carbon coming out of permafrost will be transformed into methane?
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Artist Alexander Milov transformed this Lenin statue into Darth Vader outside an Odessa factory.
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As new technologies have transformed many aspects of daily life, new questions have arisen.
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Ronald Reagan transformed SOTUS in 1982, by creating the "hero in the balcony" cameo.
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Two days later, Schilling's Twitter message put his career on hiatus and transformed Mendoza's.
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Rockabye Baby is set to release an album of Adele's hits transformed into lullabies.
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Davis has expressed remorse and says that he has transformed while on death row.
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One is transformed from a mere viewer into a voyeur, perhaps even a participant.
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Within those two weeks, Truckle transformed his resumé and gained further internship opportunities. Networking.
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"That was the trip that transformed my worldview," Fadiman told me on the phone.
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This isn't the first time Finnair has transformed the tarmac for a creative endeavor.
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On Groundhog Day, her patch transformed into an alarm clock set to 6 a.m.
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This college stasis may be even more surprising to visitors from the transformed workplace.
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I want to be transformed, and I want to transform the people around me.
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"My art slowly transformed from abstract expressionism to computer-generated algorithmic geometry," he said.
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Before we knew it, the standard portrait had transformed into something bizarre and otherworldly.
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Virtually every part of the blocky world can be transformed into a useful item.
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"President Trump transformed his rallies into a televised traveling lynch mob," the defense wrote.
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This home in Brussels, Belgium, was transformed into the G-Lab for communal living.
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It has transformed from an FBI field office to a White House field office.
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I had wondered if, meeting him for the first time, I would feel transformed.
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Most hotels are transformed from centuries-old plantation homes, with fewer than 20 rooms.
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The Democratic primaries are already showing how his success transformed the political playing field.
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Computers, phones and the internet have radically transformed when, where and how we work.
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He transformed the race, possibly halting the march to the nomination for Vermont Sen.
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As the waters changed from extremely gross to just gross, their surroundings transformed too.
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It was transformed during the 2008-2009 financial crisis to stabilize the financial markets.
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In the natural world, matter is neither created nor destroyed, but things are transformed.
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"In all honesty, the museum completely transformed my perception of craft," Golez told Hyperallergic.
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In August 2015, a public orchard in Seattle was transformed into an experiential poem.
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When the war ended, South Vietnam and its rural population had been profoundly transformed.
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A set of very specific geological conditions in East Africa transformed zoisite into tanzanite.
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Separately, our Sports staff has a list, too: Six athletes who transformed their sport.
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The impetus of the 2008 Stonewall riots transformed the pub into a leather mecca.
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Within a week, the student protests transformed into a nationwide movement demanding Ortega's resignation.
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Imagine Mamie Eisenhower's housewifely 1950s fringe somehow transformed into a must-have subculture statement.
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By then, Bob Johnson, who arrived in 1966, had transformed the hockey culture here.
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INDOORS The current owners transformed the kitchen into a large, light-filled gathering place.
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The two materials together "transformed a controllable blaze into a deadly inferno," Goodman said.
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They transformed AIDS into a manageable disease for those with access to health care.
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Lawsuits against cigarette manufacturers exposed crucial confidential records and completely transformed the tobacco industry.
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These simmering religious tensions transformed a dispute about broken electric equipment into a conflagration.
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Osaka glanced over at her crew, and her face transformed into a shy smile.
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I was a man transformed, my level rose, and suddenly we had a match.
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But the couple believed it could be transformed into something special with a renovation.
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"Globalization has transformed American universities into a front line for espionage," Mr. Golden said.
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In "Kuan Yin," she transformed herself into the Chinese goddess of mercy, or compassion.
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Mexico transformed my grandmother — or rather, it allowed her to become most fully herself.
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Mexico transformed my grandmother — or rather, it allowed her to become most fully herself.
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He transformed Marvel Comics, helping create superheroes like Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk.
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The very nature of ownership has transformed in more prosaic aspects of our lives.
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This pandemic has transformed just about every choice we make into an ethical conundrum.
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Deregulated under Bill Clinton, banks transformed themselves into machines that fueled the housing boom.
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Simultaneously, it outlines a utopian prospect where suffering can be transformed into benevolent light.
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Comey transformed himself into a badly needed hero to use against the villain Trump.
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Or transformed into something more palatable, and less recognizable as fury — something like tears.
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She transformed the way the space agency pokes around for signs of alien oceans.
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Visual art, clothing and dance were similarly transformed by B-Boys and graffiti artists.
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For now, Italians are following the rules, and the rules have radically transformed life.
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Upon entrance, it became clear that Ms. Gillen Lipinski's home had been recently transformed.
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Now, she feels a "bittersweetness" when she looks at how it has been transformed.
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Buffalo hasn't always been a destination city, but it has transformed in recent years.
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A passionate argument about neocolonialism is being transformed into a drier one about inflation.
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In a moment, the staff of the paper had transformed from colleagues to family.
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Along the way, their relationship transformed from subject and photographer to two close friends.
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The hot gasses ignited the fuel tank and transformed the shuttle into a fireball.
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"Nothing compares with the impact of a transformed federal court system," Dannenfelser told me.
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"Transition from one system to another left an impression and transformed me," he says.
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The old hospital has been transformed into affordable housing, under the name Drury Place.
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Here's a 26-D tour of how the Senate was transformed for this trial.
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The most successful dances show women's physical freedom transformed into something far more jagged.
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Dunlap Fire Department posted video that showed Brush Creek transformed into a rushing river.
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The country is being transformed by complex forces like changing demographics and technological disruption.
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Our selective timeline of the events that transformed the city over three extraordinary years.
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The so-called head tax would be transformed into a payroll tax in 228.
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One night each year, the Capitol is transformed for the State of the Union.
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The president was unequivocal in saying that his policies had fundamentally transformed the economy.
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Then, last Wednesday, the improbable scrambling was transformed into a serious matter of state.
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A well kept gravestone, it transformed my father's absence into an unsettled, undead presence.
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And as seawater swamps Bangladesh, some rice fields have been transformed into shrimp farms.
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Ellison, the 72-year-old co-founder of Oracle Corporation, undeniably transformed this event.
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Schwartz has transformed his duplex into a nest of elegant, John Derian-inflected whimsy.
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But ultimately we transformed that part and made it a full PC architecture part.
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The past decade saw technological advancements that transformed how we work, live, and learn.
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The troops protected Mr. Wisnia, and he in turn transformed himself into an American.
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Russell Crowe completely transformed himself to play Roger Ailes on Showtime's "The Loudest Voice."
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The episode transformed Mr. Coon into a kind of stock campus character: Student agitator.
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Her name is Maria, and the life of the young man, Raif, is transformed.
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He had transformed a model's fair-with-some-redness complexion into glowing and even.
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Visitors are greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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And yes, of course a sustainable transformed world will include lots of new benefits.
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Satellite images reveal how the Earth&aposs surface transformed during the last 10 years.
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