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In 2011, Canadian aid policy was reformulated to service global poverty and national prosperity, with a particular slant towards the domestic extractives sector.

A previously developed wall flame model was reformulated to include results of new heat flux measurements from 3 to 20 cm above the base of the flame.

The widely used allergy drug Seldane is one example: after it was found to cause heart problems in some people when combined with other medications, it was reformulated to reduce the risk.

After several states made moves to ban Four Loko, it was reformulated to remove the caffeine and two other ingredients, guarana and taurine, but Dr. Clauson said that was "unlikely to have a substantial impact" on young people, who will continue to combine alcohol with energy drinks.

To predict the velocity and amount of material thrown into the freeboard, a previous model for the eruption of a single bubble (Yule and Glicksman, 1989, Proceedings Engineering Foundation International Fluidization Conference, Canada) was reformulated to deal with the eruption of a multiple bubbles undergoing coalescence at the bed surface.

Subsequently, the protein purification process was improved, and MP0112 was reformulated to contain a PEG molecule and renamed as Abicipar Pegol.

All these products are reformulated to be low in sugars, the key to the Atkins regime.

Since then, dye-base inks have been reformulated to limit such fading.

But what if the design of small cars could be reformulated to transcend their size?

The hugely popular YSL foundation Le Teint Touche Eclat (£32.50) has been reformulated to make it longer-lasting.

A study by Harvard University last summer echoed those concerns, and recommended that the subsidy be reformulated to reflect housing costs better.