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makeover

noun as in refashioning

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The makeover is planned for next summer at both California Adventure in Anaheim and in Florida at Walt Disney World’s Epcot.

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For a time, Byerley belonged to a social-media movement that has given antidepressants a makeover—from a stigmatized medicine to a healthy lifestyle accessory for enlightened and empowered young women.

His team having shown considerable resolve, Cronin was clearly pleased with the early returns on his latest roster makeover.

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His other second-term developments include a gilded makeover for the White House, paving over the Rose Garden and constructing a $250m ballroom, as well as the clearing of homeless encampments throughout the capital.

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A successful retirement may start with some baby steps rather than a wholesale makeover of your life.

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