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refashioned my old pair of jeans into a cover for my scrapbook
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Book writer Magruder has refashioned some of what Whitty did, though the basic structure has remained intact.
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Years of preparations to unseat Wynne’s Liberals must now be refashioned ahead of the election on June 7.
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Salvini, whose once-regional party has shifted its ire from southern Italians to foreigners, wants to carry out mass deportations while radically refashioning the Italian economy.
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Young Italians see the political class as having failed to refashion an ossified economy in which the elite maintain beach houses, fancy cars and extravagant wardrobes, while everyone else grapples with stagnation.
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In the two decades since, Southwest Prep has refashioned itself into a network of charter schools focused on post-secondary education, Superintendent Gary Short said.
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In the past year, Cambridge Analytica has refashioned its website, taking credit for some SCL campaigns, reflecting the blurred lines between the two companies.
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An alternative to more traditional self-portraiture, these collages channel Armstrong's outlook on life as something to be incessantly relished, captured, and refashioned into a wholly new, deeply personal, and undeniably wonderful world.
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LeBron James and his refashioned supporting cast smoked the Celtics 121-99 at TD Garden, with all four new Cavaliers turning in impressive debuts.
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