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In turn, Activision has, essentially, revamped "Guitar Hero" from the ground up, so much so that the digital avatars and rainbow-colored animations that marked the rhythm-based series' rise to prominence in the mid- to late 2000s are wiped from memory.

The Steelers need to essentially revamp all aspects and all sides and all facets, especially the secondary, and they have to fix the QB situation in case Ben gets hurt again (and he's always hurt).

Designed and built to serve no-frills airlines, MP2 is essentially a revamped cargo shed.

The store is essentially a revamped version of the company's "Get it Now" download service, with a better search function and more applications.

Instead, Detroit needs to fundamentally revamp itself.

By strategically appealing to these external criticisms, the Secretariat was able to justify its need to essentially completely revamp the entire UNAIDS structure, as well as reforms that went well beyond the Secretariat's initial attempt to increase its leadership and coordinating role [ 2].

In 1950, while under Hutchins's leadership, the University of Chicago essentially took over Shimer and revamped its curriculum.

She adopted a rigorous cross-training practice (common today but essentially unheard of at the time), revamped her diet and her mental and tactical game and ultimately transformed herself into the most successful women's tennis player of her era.

In the revamped version, Mr. Goodman's character is essentially Dan Conner out of the closet.

Even the Newhall B housing estate in Essex and the revamped 1960s Parkhill housing block in Sheffield are essentially domains for the upwardly mobile.

It essentially merges the Beluga product that Facebook acquired in February with their revamped Messages product.