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The record aims at the kind of listener who might have liked the Robert Plant and Alison Krauss album "Raising Sand": it's reconfigured Americana, magic regionalism.

It's reconfigured the English high street and sired an unfathomable number of taxi rides, break-ups and hangovers in the process.

So to "get this balance right" Facebook today announced it's reconfiguring News Feed to show content from close friends higher up, which may push posts from business Pages further down.

The stadium is used as a golf driving range and will hold about 15,000 spectators after it is reconfigured from its rectangular shape with new turf laid.

Eighteen months later, it was reconfigured and brought in-house.

It was reconfigured as a way to help that community economically, making it a gathering point for runners and spectators.

The production began as a stage play, and when it became a hit it was reconfigured and transferred to film.

The Japanese marquee index, the Nikkei index of 225 stocks, was hit especially hard because it was reconfigured last year to bring in a number of new technology companies.

Museum users and area residents who have taken up that battle are afraid that the CBS tower, unless it is reconfigured with the sensitivity of the museum tower, may soon diminish the sunlight and the quality of the garden.

Coffee and breakfast bacon muffin starts from around £7, mains around £13 In the Eskdale Valley, the vast crenellated pile that is Irton Hall dates back to the 14th century (though much of it was reconfigured in the 19th), and both Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI are down on its roll-call of former guests.

The meaning of "equity" is unbundled, and it is reconfigured on the blockchain, therefore potentially re-evaluating the legal nature of the corporation.