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Industry insiders were surprised that the Collins division was being closed down just 18 months after it was revamped with the hiring of Mr. Ross from Crown Publishing Group, a division of Random House.

Open Championship qualifying has been revamped with the introduction of a new international qualifying series, the R&A has announced.

Stormont ministers may discover this in a particularly direct manner, as the assembly's rather staid question time format is being revamped with the introduction of Topical Questions.

Seattle's offensive line ― while revamped with the addition of free agent acquisition Luke Joeckel ― is still very much a work in progress.

The "No, thanks" logo was to be slightly revamped, with the circle outline changed to a shamrock and the "No, thanks" text changed to "Yes, please".

Women who are identified as black -- isn't a process that can be revamped with the wand of #BlackGirlMagic -- although those efforts are magical and meaningful in so many ways.

Old-timers such as Cabaret, revamped with Jane Horrocks in the Minelli role, and Oliver! for which he persuaded an uneasy Jonathan Pryce to adopt the Fagin leer, got dangerous, sexy and must-see status under Mendes.

Insiders at ITV expressed surprise at BBC1 anchor Huw Edwards' triumphant reaction to the higher viewing figures for his bulletin since its rival News at Ten was revamped with Tom Bradby as the main anchor.

They also get revamped with each new edition of the DSM, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the next (fifth) edition of which is due out in 2012.

AC Propulsion had made the tzero with lead-acid batteries since 1997, but this year released a revamped version with the kind of lithium-ion batteries used in laptop computers.

He took old stories - tales from antiquity, old wives tales, ghosts stories, centuries-old revenge plots - and revamped them with the bawdy humor, topical allusions, and trappings of his own time.