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The World Cup is part of an even bigger programme of construction in Qatar designed to remake the tiny desert kingdom over the next two decades.
They also tend to believe that the only way to deal with the threat of climate change is to create a carbon pricing mechanism coupled with a sweeping industrial policy designed to remake the economy.
The Future Combat System, for instance — designed to remake the battlefield with robot vehicles and networked communications systems — began as a ninety-billion-dollar project, then became a hundred-and-sixty-billion-dollar project, and, a recent Pentagon estimate suggests, will eventually cost three hundred billion dollars.
The two scholars spent six years studying the largest effort in the nation's history designed to remake public housing and address concentrated urban poverty, Chicago's $3 billion Plan for Transformation, launched in 1999.
The bill is designed to remake Britain's electricity market and unleash some £110 billion ($176 billion) of investment into new energy infrastructure, particularly the low-carbon kind.A revolution is required.
In August 2011, Lionsgate announced their plan to remake the film.
Dozens of newer postmodern designs continue to remake the skyline.
The nonprofit group Pershing Square Renew is holding public presentations Thursday evening of the four design finalists to remake the much-maligned park in downtown Los Angeles.
In his appearance here, just before he flew to Camp David for the weekend, Mr. Bush made no reference to Senator James M. Jeffords's decision to abandon the Republican Party or to the ensuing speculation that the new Democratic chairmen of Senate committees might now block elements of Mr. Bush's effort to remake the military, design a missile shield or overhaul Social Security.
Now it's time to turn back to the design details of his bid to remake the Miracle Mile.
For students of war, there's lots to learn about why the occupation of Iraq went badly and then better, and why America's designs to remake Afghanistan were never realistic.
