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That is just on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 3. Combine the celebration with the more than a dozen Brazilian restaurants in Manhattan and the more down-home restaurants, shops, salons and night life in New York's primary Brazilian neighborhood, the Astoria section of Queens, and there's enough going on to transform the long weekend into New York São Paulo style.

JJ Abrams, director of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, has said he hopes to transform the long-running space opera from a "boys' thing" to a female-friendly franchise.

In the Harvard dust-up, the worry is that the essential secretiveness of the military will transform the long-cherished openness and transparency of the university, bringing the campus green a bit too close to the parade ground.

The key, some experts argue, lies in transforming the long term into the short term, focusing on immediate impacts, not the slow-developing trends that create them.

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But the industrial revolution, which had already begun in Britain, was transforming the long-term outlook for economic growth.

One of the goals of the landmark 1996 Telecommunications Act was to unleash the same competitive forces on the $110 billion market for local phone service that had previously transformed the long-distance market.

DETROIT — Late last month, when 700 people gathered to celebrate a $200 million restoration that transformed the long-shuttered Book Cadillac hotel into a showcase of luxury lodging, housing, dining and entertainment, the event seemed like a civic catharsis.

Federal officials released a blueprint Thursday for transforming the long-neglected West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs campus into a residential community with hundreds of housing units for homeless veterans, offering some potential relief as Los Angeles struggles to deal with an increase in homelessness across the city.

He also plans to transform the 28m-long ventilation shaft into a subterranean climbing wall.

LEYF provides high quality, affordable childcare for London's families, especially in areas of high deprivation, in order to transform the children's long term success as individuals and as members of society.