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Now Dune, the bestselling science-fiction novel of all time, looks set to be revamped for the 21st century with French director Pierre Morel at the reins.
Attitudes," her first exhibition commissioned by a fashion brand, will be revamped for Selfridges department store in London beginning Friday, before moving to Tokyo in April and then on to other countries.
Tyson perfected recipes at its research and development laboratories in Kentucky, though some tactics used on small batches of meat in conventional ovens had to be revamped for large production lines.
Foursquare has known the direct gaming aspect has needed to be revamped for a long time, but those features had to take a back seat to scaling and other product issues as Foursquare grew.
Google's search app has been revamped for iPad, including Google Instant results, and a slide-in pane for websites found through them, viewed alongside the search results.
For our shoot, we borrowed two classic cars that have been revamped for reissue: the Ford Thunderbird (a) and the new Mini Cooper S (b).
The entire lineup has been revamped for 2005, giving Ford a second chance to satisfy customers disgruntled by problems with the first-generation car.
O'Reilly, 53, was one of four female presenters in their 40s and 50s axed from Countryfile when it was revamped for a new prime-time Sunday night slot last year.
The show was presented 10 years ago at the American Stage Company in New Jersey and at a few other places before and since, but it has been revamped for this developmental production.
Historical Western styles like French Rococo, with its all-frills approach to ornament, were revamped for new sensibilities, as in a daffy, proto-Surrealist wall clock, all gilt and curlicues, cooked up by the Spanish artist Antonio Gaudi.
The engine of choice is the 300-horsepower 5.4-liter, which has been revamped for 2004 with three valves per cylinder and variable-cam timing, which is intended to increase the torque, especially at the low engine speeds where extra pulling power may be needed.
