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The game, though shellshocked, was modernised and professionalised, and has never looked back.Related items The Packer empire: The great inheritorJan 5th 2006Swashbuckling ruthlessness typified Mr Packer's life.
In 1997, the light was modernised and converted to solar power.
The foundation was modernised, first using laser technology to assess the topography of the site, then by driving 22 cement piles into the ground beneath the foundation base to a depth of 23 m.
Every hospital A&E was modernised or replaced in the Labour years; yes, they brought in that weak market system I think was needless – but carving the whole thing up and selling it to Tory donors?
And some power utilities are suing the government, saying their business has been damaged by the subsidies.METI should have learned from Germany's mistakes by being less generous with its guaranteed tariffs for renewables producers and by ensuring that the transmission grid was modernised to prepare for their arrival.
The 8.4 cm artillery was modernised between 1950 and 1952.
"The play has been modernised; specifically, Australianized".
The army has been modernised and provided with "extraordinary" resources.
"An opera shouldn't be modernised simply for the sake of being avant-garde," he argues.
Can Britain's tourism industry be modernised to boost visitor numbers?
The port is being modernised and unclogged, partly by increasing the cost of storing containers.
