In general, the old collective farms and state farms have continued to function in post-Soviet Russia, though they have often been renamed as cooperatives or labour-management firms.
If you're going to create multiple maps of the same place, it is a good idea to draw a physical map with no labels, as landforms can, and often are renamed, and print out multiple copies.
Indeed, Pierce customers are in town so often the Holiday Inn renamed its lounge the Hook and Ladder.
In 1919, Westinghouse was sold to the Vickers Company and renamed Metropolitan-Vickers, often shortened to Metrovicks.
The new club was renamed East Stirlingshire Clydebank – often E.S. Clydebank for short – and relocated to Kilbowie Park in Clydebank against fans' wishes.
Thousands of companies have renamed themselves in recent years, often because of a takeover or a change in their businesses.
The buddy movie has never gone away, though recently renamed the bromance, but it can often seem unsure of itself.
Despite a ban against athletic scholarships, the Ivy League often produces nationally ranked teams in Division I-AA, now renamed the Football Championship Subdivision.
In 1769, he adopted an orphan, Ann Kingston, renamed her Sabrina Sidney, and subjected her to an often cruel educational system, based on Rousseau's novel "Émile".
That stretch of roadway has been renamed the Highway of Heroes, and hundreds of people often come out and pay their respects as a convoy passes.
