He has turned down an invitation to join Mr. Serra's campaign staff, which was revamped this week.
An earlier example is the 2002 revival of the stereotype-plagued Rodgers & Hammerstein musical "Flower Drum Song," which was revamped by the Asian-American playwright David Henry Hwang ("M. Butterfly").
Under the review process, which was revamped in 1996 by Mr. Mills, those schools will have at least two additional years to demonstrate improvements in students' test scores.
The first test will be on Monday, a day before the session's official opening, when the bill, which was revamped last week to try to garner more support, is scheduled to face an initial Senate committee vote.
Modern and ancient styles come together at Kanazawa's train station, which was revamped in 2005 to include a colossal glass-and-steel dome fronted by an equally large and impressive traditional wooden gate.
State officials said there were no known fatalities attributable to the blackout, and the governor said the state's emergency response plan, which was revamped after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, operated smoothly.
These homes are exempt from the right-to-buy policy, which was revamped by the coalition in 2012, allowing social housing tenants to buy their homes after three years, rather than five – and with an improved £75,000 discount.
They did not fall victim to the artificial turf, which was revamped in the wake of safety concerns that forced the cancellation of an Eagles-Ravens game on Aug. 13.
This Morning, which was revamped last September, regularly pulls in 2 million TV viewers a day; by mid-May, it had 275,322 Facebook "likes" and more than 103,000 Twitter followers.
