Giacometti habitually reworked things because he could, rather than because he should have.
"At the end of the season last year, the goal was to rework a few things," Johnson said, "get a fresh start, follow a plan, and it worked.
Imagine our excitement, then, when we found out that a tonne of our favourite producers were going to rework the entire thing.
The following winter, David, who had found some success as a bass player, went on tour with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, a sprawling rock group known for, among other things, reworking holiday songs.
In 2016 that number has dropped to 118, with Disney down 60% with just 13. "Since the financial crash studios had to rework the way they did things and cut their slates back," says David Hancock, director, head of film and cinema, at IHS Markit.
The legislation would essentially tell lenders that unless they do the right thing and voluntarily rework loans, the process will be turned over to a bankruptcy judge.
After the première of the first version of the symphony, in 1915, he decided to rework it completely, and one thing he did was cut off the ending of the first movement, cut off the beginning of the second, and splice them together.
While at E. Tautz, "I just pick the things that I like, and we rework them to assemble a collection based around a theme of a way of dressing.
So now a few things should happen: the government should rework its email and security protocols to take into account a world beyond Blackberry.
