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After a few fits and starts, Phelps, 27, became a more streamlined version of the multifaceted machine that remade the sport in 2008, qualifying for an eight-event program in London that he has since reduced to seven.

The burqa debate centers on whether her use of the all-covering cloak — albeit a more streamlined version of the one usually seen in Pakistani villages — is subverting a traditional symbol of segregation and oppression or reinforcing it.

Three months after debuting a more streamlined version of its electronic Spot Mini, the company's got another teaser, wherein one robot equipped with a head-mounted arm makes (relatively) quick work of a door, letting his pal waltz through.

(It's a more streamlined version of earlier programs that required residents to buy special plastic bags in which to collect and discard food waste).

Yes, We are still using the original Tchaikovsky, but Chris has created a more streamlined version of the ballet--it moves very excitingly from beginning to end.

Thus, archaeal SRPs represent a more streamlined version of the eukaryotic homologues and provide an opportunity to explore an increased repertoire in structural and biophysical terms.

And Jimmy Choo stitches up a more streamlined version, with deckle-edged denim slides ($210 at Jimmy Choo).

The plan is to create a more streamlined version during the product's Kickstarter campaign.

Review sessions are meant for consolidating knowledge and helping students with content, but often end up as simply more streamlined versions of the lecture.

The West Virginia Attorney General's office is maintaining a somewhat more streamlined version.

The larger question, though, is whether in the coming years, the sport will return to its glory of the early 2000s as a money-printing juggernaut, a barometer of Middle American tastes and a political bellwether, or whether it will become a more modest, streamlined version of itself.