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refashioned my old pair of jeans into a cover for my scrapbook
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Abramoff, the crooked conservative activist and lobbyist, refashioned himself after returning from prison as a chastened reformer.
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And Amazon's tech heritage could completely refashion grocery stores from how they are laid out to what products are offered to how shoppers gather their purchases.
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This is nowhere more obvious than in Hannibal, Fuller’s refashioned take on Thomas Harris’s Hannibal Lecter.
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Years later state lawmakers are again trying to refashion the funding formulas for the state's approximately 5 million schoolchildren who are 52 percent Latino.
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Voters ultimately need to approve any decision to refashion KCI’s three-terminal design into a single structure.
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The hotel was refashioned from a section of the Pearl Brewery, an imposing 1894 building.
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An tankard made in the 18th century was refashioned into a milk can in the 19th century, to reflect Industrial Revolution-era temperance movements.
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The once-empty skyscrapers, vacant office towers and unfinished hotels and apartments of Tianjin are gradually filling up amid the central government’s renewed push to refashion the city into a crucial gateway for a revitalized Northern China.
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