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Some intrepid soul has remade that nail-biting chase scene from Terminator 2, entirely in the world of Grand Theft Auto 5. Why? Christ only knows, but you have to respect their attention to detail.
The Pang brothers have remade that movie for Hollywood with Nicolas Cage in the lead; it is now macho-ed up and made far more conventional, with the unusual aspects removed - a removal that clots and slows the movie.
"'Big Bang' would not be 'Big Bang' without having remade that pilot," Tassler said.
You've spent close on half a century in politics and government service, culminating with a spell as CIA director in which you've remade that discredited and deeply demoralised intelligence agency and pulled off the anti-terrorism coup to end them all.
But over the last two decades, as prices have risen, some owners have remade at least part of that stretch of what had become shabby rooming houses.
But all this doesn't mean the old Grandstand isn't going to be missed, and that something won't be lost in a city that has remade Times Square, opened the High Line and groovified Brooklyn.
Black fingers, the fungus with the horror-movie handle, is the new artillery that wildland biologists are firing at cheatgrass, a weed that has remade the landscape of the Intermountain West.
But it gradually spread as confidence declined in the financial engineering that has remade the financial system in recent years.
But they look at the larger picture, and a city that has remade itself from a polluted eyesore into a regional destination.
Now in his sixth year of an enterprise that has remade the world order, Mr. Shevardnadze has for some time seemed tired and frustrated by the sniping of hard-liners who blame him for the contraction of Soviet power.
The economic benefits have helped offset resentment toward an Asian influx that has remade many schools in Auckland, the country's largest city, lending an Asian character to the business district and raising home prices in the wealthier suburbs.
