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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has begun a "Reinvent the Toilet" competition and awarded $3 million to researchers at eight universities, challenging them to use recent technology to create models that needn't be connected to sewers, or to water and electricity lines, and that cost less than pennies per person a day to use.
It is due to overhaul its phones in 2014 and has held a Reinvent Payphone challenge.
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Bill Gates sponsors a reinvent-the-toilet challenge.
Like a reinvented hacienda.
"This is a reinventing of the Boy Scouts of America".
Hold a Reinventing Shakespeare event in which all student works are presented to an audience.
Some critics have said it is "Nutcracker" reimagined as a funky vaudeville piece with a reinvented pas de deux - two male dancers are in business suits.
He can also point to a reinvented Oliver Pérez, a consistently splendid Johan Santana and John Maine, who is rounding into form.
Some Apple fans wondered if it was a reinvented Newton PDA, or a "digital hub" for linking computer networks to home audio equipment.
Although implementation was conducted together with lean management (see [ 23]), the benchmark enabled discussion about the working procedures and prevented a reinventing of the wheel because it gave direction to the improvements.
"How often do you get a chance to reinvent a landmark?
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