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9 Tired shots of famous locations can be given new life and repackaged by framing.

His article was posted on the Times's website and within hours was "repackaged" by Mail Online.

It's a shift from the 1980s, when New Edition had significant pop success, even as its sound was polished up and repackaged by New Kids on the Block.

India has become to American yoga what France is to American cuisine: an ancient source of wisdom to be reinterpreted, democratized and repackaged by its acolytes here.

The central bank publishes a broader measure of "social financing", which includes corporate bonds and some loans repackaged by "trust" companies.

M&S Holly Sharpe for Limited Collection, from £5, marksandspencer.com A capsule range from Limited Collection's excellent beauty offering, repackaged by fashion illustrator Holly Clarke.

The bill passed the House by a similar margin in February but was repackaged slightly by Republicans today so that it could be considered by the Senate under rules that would keep Democrats from stalling the bill or loading it with amendments.

Others are repackaged here by local entrepreneurs from either satellite feeds or videotapes.

Intravenous and oral artesunate were manufactured by the Guilin Pharmaceutical Factory, Guangxi in China and repackaged in Thailand by Atlantic Pharmaceuticals.

Shore's second book, American Surfaces, originally published in 1999, has just been repackaged and reissued by Phaidon in a fetching facsimile of an old Kodak film envelope.

The candidates and the legions of "super PACs" have poured millions into increasingly acerbic ads, while trading tit-for-tats, which are pounced on and repackaged with commentary by a ravenous punditry seeking to fill a 24-hour news cycle.