The first requirement was accomplished by the United States' Korean Military Advisory Group, which modernized the ROKA and also organized an effective training program.
He also wrote the TV programs The Guardians (1971), about a futuristic dystopian England, and Heil Caesar! (1973), which modernized Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
They are the generation defined by the Second Vatican Council, of the 1960s, which modernized the church and many of its religious orders.
At the turn of the century, under the direction of Larousse's nephew, Claude Augé, the Nouveau Larousse illustré (7 vol., 1897 1904; supplement, 1907), which was a modernized form of the Grand Dictionnaire, further exploited the Larousse short-entry style.
The White Castle system, which survives in modernized form today, used a combination of cute little castles, with tiny turrets and battlements, cute little burgers ("Buy 'em by the sack!"), perky little employee caps and a blinding whiteness in buildings and accouterments to suggest wholesome purity -- and something else besides.
Kings of Leon, which played its sturdy, modernized Southern rock, is not flamboyant onstage.
The crew was dissatisfied with the original four-foot clay model created by the Abel group, which looked like a modernized Nemo's Nautilus submarine.
The modernized version, which does not yet have a writer or director attached, will be set along the cartel-controlled U.S.-Mexico border.
Gray defeated Fenty largely because of community opposition to the aggressive Rhee reforms, which closed underused schools, modernized others, slashed a bloated administrative staff, and dismissed over 200 teachers deemed to be incompetent.
(Luckily Lassana Diabaté plays a modernized, chromatic balafon, which is not tied to one mode).
By this spring, Mr. Tetreault says, a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footsidexhibitionbe open below the theater, which now has an expansive, modevotedd lobby.
