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As her son Ethan would later, she fought with publishers who wanted to repackage the book without significantly updating it.

But Mr. Hsu persisted, discussing ways to repackage the units and disguise their ultimate destination, the affidavit said.

But in struggling to repackage the company, and refashion herself, Ms. Swarovski has raised a few eyebrows.

Mr. Martin said he wanted to repackage the state's debt as bonds and use some of the proceeds to buy back the buildings.

SiriusXM is working with "Car Talk" to repackage the episodes, which will be separate from the NPR reruns, Mr. Coleman said.

Deutsche Bank, also one of Blackstone's lenders, is expected to repackage the Macklowe mortgage as a security and sell it to investors.

In an age when the 9/11 Truthers (Farrakhan is himself a true believer) and anti-Obama Birthers permeate the Internet, The Nation of Islam, it seems, is reduced to repackaging the archaic anti-Semitism of Henry Ford and Adolf Hitler.

Rising default rates and the spreading credit squeeze, however, have made it difficult to repackage these loans, sapping the company's finances.

In this paper, a platform of data exchange in an ITS is proposed that can receive data from several types of equipment external to automobiles, repackage the received data, and then dispatch the data to different devices inside the vehicles.

"Mass surveillance is still heinous, even if private company servers are holding the data instead of government data centers," Kurt Opsahl of the Electronic Frontier Foundation tells Spencer, whose report continues: "It's not a solution to simply repackage the bulk collection under private control," said Alex Abdo of the ACLU.

Zoning issues, plus supposed anti-daiquiri-shop bias from his neighborhood association and city government, have caused owner Rhett Briggs to pointedly "repackage" the alcoholic slush churning in his six silver machines as simply "frozen cocktails".