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I've charged brief works of electronica from the bookseller Fatbrain.com -- which has now transformed into MightyWords.
Lady Eleanor Holles has also enjoyed close links with its neighbouring comprehensive school, Hampton Community School, which has now transformed itself into the Kunskapsskolan-run Hampton Academy.
From being a pan-Islamic militant movement sponsored by Pakistan in 1989, it has now transformed into a non-violent indigenous people's movement.
Al Gore, once depicted as a face with a staticky modem noise issuing from its mouth, has now transformed into a man who is not so much stiff as creepy.
Cadbury Dating back to 1824 when John Cadbury, from a staunch Quaker family, sold tea, coffee and drinking chocolate in Birmingham as alternatives to alcohol, Cadbury plc has now transformed into one of the world's largest confectionery manufacturers.
Although the Mirror has now transformed itself from "anti-Big Brother" to the "big Big Brother" paper, he has not softened his stance - today describing Victor as a "lard bucket" and "farcical fake gangster" and Ahmed an "irrational snaggletooth".
And down the street, by the Qianmen gate, developers have now transformed the old commercial neighbourhood into a pedestrian mall, complete with faux 1930s-era shops and restaurants.
SEM and FTIR spectra of the plaster show inclusion of coarse black ferruginous silicate along with rarer glauconite celadonite and zeolites probably bound together with proteic materials that have now transformed to calcium oxalate.
The narrow competing claims of Palestinians and Israelis in a small corner of the region have now transformed into a regional and quasi-global existential battle among powerful actors who seem prepared to fight to the finish.
With Ray Rice never taking to the field again, many assumed that Kareem's promising future had now transformed into a tale of wasted potential.
