Revamping

That being said, we haven't seen anything concrete on the "Stemming Foreclosures" side yet, and I don't have a clue what the "Revamping" prong even means.

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"Revamping" is reporter-speak for eliminating, privatizing, abolishing, doing away with.

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Revamping the 737 with new engines is far less complicated than coming up with a new plane, but Boeing still will face technical challenges, said Adam Pilarski , senior vice president with aviation-consulting firm Avitas.

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Revamping mechanical dashboard displays can take months or even years of expensive retooling, and customers who bought earlier models would still be stuck with what they had.

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Revamping a lot of infrastructure may not happen in a tough economy.

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Revamping Sherlock Holmes only serves to alienate longterm fans.

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Revamping an old machine might not be as exciting as buying a new one, but saving hundreds of dollars feels pretty good, too.

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Revamping the city's collection system—centralizing service and cutting aldermen out of the loop—would strip officials like Mr. Reboyras of key powers.

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Revamping Mizuho's brokerage business will be one of the group's top priorities, Mr. Sato said.

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Revamping its private-label offerings is another project that is boding well for those stores.

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