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Community revised its offer on Monday, saying that it would convert its bid of $5 cash and $1 in stock to an all-cash offer of $6 a share.

Last year, Allstate said that it would convert its employee sales force -- most of whom are over the age of 45 -- into independent contractors.

The group has announced 1,900 job cuts, that it would convert its flagship titles, the Sydney Morning Herald and the (Melbourne) Age to tabloid size, and close its two main printing presses.

Hamleys said it would convert its discount Toystack chain to Bear Factory outlets, where customers can have a bear or soft toy made as they wait for about $30.

The final presentation was by the Fox Sports Media Group, part of News Corporation, which used the occasion to announce, after considerable speculation, that it would convert its Speed cable channel, effective on Aug. 17, into a national competitor to ESPN called Fox Sports 1.

Earlier this year, Royal Dutch Shell said it was exiting Australia's refining industry, and Caltex Australia said it would convert its Sydney refinery to an import terminal.

"Maybe I would convert it into a land yacht and tour the country," Mr. Noel said.

The new energy bill, if enacted as it stands, would convert the ethanol industry to full partnership with the oil and gas industry.

The group would convert it into a 400-bed homeless shelter, which it would operate for 22 years.

The House Republican Medicare plan would convert it into a subsidized program for the private insurance market.

Of course "High Fidelity" presents a special problem to those who would convert it into a musical.