A modernised version with a garden would be nearer £55,000.
Duffy has launched her leadership campaign claiming she wants a "modernised version of British Islam".
Their sole American hit was a modernised version of Greensleeves in 1956.
Already a modernised version of Giacomo Puccini's Madame Butterfly, this 1989 show recently reopened in the West End.
The BBC Trust has released figures showing that a modernised version of the licence fee, including iPlayer, is the public's favoured method for funding the BBC.
Essentially a modernised version of centuries-old Catholic standards for "just war", these criteria are: right authority, just cause, right intention, last resort, proportional means, and reasonable prospects.
This expansion was partly due to a controversial alliance in the late 1990s with the New National Party, a modernised version of the old apartheid-era ruling party.
Surrounding the centre like a modernised version of Vienna's Ringstrasse, the wall consists of interlinked blocks that provide a strong, defining, monumental presence.
However, the fiery surges of Chapman's warriors in the Iliad, the heave and crash of his seas in the early books of the Odyssey, the sidelong beauties of his marginal notes, and the zealous fury of his denunciations of rival translators, all make this reprint of Allardyce Nicoll's gently modernised edition of Chapman's Homer a work to be admired, bought, even read right through.
Smith's final design is run through Magnolia's computerised, "double-headed Jacquard loom," a modernised weaver "that blends both old-world weaving processes with the newest digital possibilities," according to Magnolia Editions.
Instead she called for a modernised social democracy, with a more efficient state and less regulation.
