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The Biltmore Theater, originally a 948-seat space, will be redesigned with a 623-seat capacity and improved public amenities, Mr. Grove said.

The building's interior will be redesigned, with a new lobby and glass curtain wall, said Ben Hakimian, the managing partner of the Hakimian Organization, one of the owners.

The stadium, which had been planned as an open structure, had to be redesigned with a closed roof, in order to accommodate the technical demands of Ernst's vision for the opening show.

Jessica L. Green, the study's author, a theoretical ecologist at the University of Oregon and director of its Biology and Built Environment Center, said she expected buildings to eventually be redesigned with a view toward managing their microbial impact on human health.

Maybe if M-way slip roads could be redesigned with a space where it is permitted to thumb and for vehicles to stop and give lifts this would enable a return to this most sociable and humane way of getting about – one that I found to be quite safe.

Like Ning, non-profit pages are part of their overall network and can be redesigned with a variety of modules.

The look has been redesigned, with a new Start menu and other changes.

For the company's centennial in 2003, the logo was redesigned with a more rounded, shaded look.

A spicy tuna roll is redesigned with a plump piece of tuna nestled between a spicy tofu mayonnaise and a pinch of slivered scallion.

There the evidence of hacking was obvious: SoapBlox.net had been redesigned, with a logo of a hand and a message that said "destroying online communities".

The online auction service has been redesigned with a focus on bigger images and a touchscreen interface, making it the perfect way to browse from the sofa.