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Supply chains will be redesigned, to make them less vulnerable to disruption.

This, combined with the privatisation of public space, is destroying our cities, whose architecture and systems should be redesigned to make their citizens happier.

In fact, during the wind tunnel test -- which used scale models of the towers -- the vortex conditions created by the high winds were so extreme that the twin towers had to be redesigned to make them stronger.

Mr. Cuomo, who has already announced his intention to run for governor in 2002, and Mr. Spitzer, who says his sights are not yet set on anything more than a second term as attorney general, espouse similar views on gun control, believing that handguns should be redesigned to make them harder to fire accidentally and easier to trace if they are used in a crime.

Multi-component Earth system models need to be redesigned to make interactions among model components and other applications external to the modeling system easier.

The early space systems will probably involve gliding back to Earth – which may mean our airports will have to be redesigned to make them useable by these different designs.

The aviation consumer protection Web site, airconsumer.dot.gov, has been redesigned to make it easier for passengers to file complaints.

Improved index graphics Charts have been redesigned to make it easier to compare movements among major stock indexes.

The Federal Electoral Institution was overhauled, all PRI representatives were removed from it, and the voter-registration system was redesigned to make fraud much more difficult.

At the same time, the braguinha was being redesigned to make it easier to play, according to "The Ukulele: A Visual History," by Jim Beloff Miller Freeman Bookss, 1997).

It sold 82 percent more of the Chevrolet Malibu, a midsize sedan that was redesigned to make it more competitive with the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry.