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The heavy-water reactor at Arak will be redesigned so that it can no longer produce weapons-grade plutonium.

Kline will still operate and own the site, but it will be redesigned so that it resembles the Rivals template.

"Performance incentive schemes should be redesigned so that client satisfaction and general citizenship are part of the performance targets".

The reactor would be redesigned so that it produces much less plutonium, if any, and all its spent fuel would be shipped out of the country.

Rather, products have to be redesigned so that all inputs are either biological nutrients (that can harmlessly biodegrade) or technical nutrients (that can be endlessly and safely recycled).

In 1913, Landscape Architecture magazine said that the old open-space character of the plaza was no longer adequate: because most of the traffic was automobiles, the area needed to be redesigned "so that one may walk in safety".

In a separate experiment the molecules were redesigned so that they would replicate only when another chemical was present.

The jackhammer, which weighs about 90 pounds, has been redesigned so that the handlebar absorbs much of the jolting.

The bows were redesigned so that a door, hinged at the bottom, and a 68-foot (21-metre) long double ramp could be fitted to the vessels.

The city's water bills were redesigned so that residents could see how much water they had used that month in comparison to previous months.

The latest issue of her magazine, Martha Stewart Living, has been redesigned so that other executives from her company are featured more than before, although Ms. Stewart remains a dominant presence.