Definitions
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- verb to fundamentally change something.
- verb computing To
program anew .
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Examples
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The victim is swept under the rug and accused persons get every program available to them to "reprogram" this behaviour.
My Report report 2009
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The issue would be whether the agency could "reprogram" those funds to other uses consistent with the FY 2011 request as an administrative action.
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The issue would be whether the agency could "reprogram" those funds to other uses consistent with the FY 2011 request as an administrative action.
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A defense-industry executive said that scenario could also force the Pentagon to " reprogram " money, shifting funds to more urgently needed items until Congress is back in 2011 and can pass an appropriations bill.
Defense-Spending Bill Enters Uncharted Waters Nathan Hodge 2010
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The issue would be whether the agency could "reprogram" those funds to other uses consistent with the FY 2011 request as an administrative action.
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The ability to "reprogram" adult cells back into an earlier, undifferentiated state by inserting four genes has the potential to reshape the ethical debate over stem-cell research, because the cells no longer have to be taken from an embryo.
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So he lives on a strict diet, and every day he swallows 150 dietary supplements in order to "reprogram" his body's biochemistry.
I, Robot 2009
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In June, with more applications pouring in, the mayor unexpectedly announced that he would "reprogram" $20 million of the city's planned $27 million contribution for a separate effort to repair existing homes.
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Some beauty practitioners apply small jolts of electricity to facial muscles to "reprogram" them to lift.
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We can see this phenomena in today's social web - the web is rewriting the rule book on how we program content- rather than a top-down, command economy approach, where programmers decide what we should read, watch, and discuss - users are leverage social media sites to "reprogram" content.
Subprime failure and Prediction markets Will Price 2008
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