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remade

adjective as in rebuilt

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And in 2021 Disney remade parts of the Jungle Cruise to remove, in Disney’s words, “negative depictions of native people.”

But in 1965, Congress loosened immigration restrictions and remade the demographics of this country.

There are limits, some would argue, to how far a work can be remade in the image of its interpreter.

They teamed up again for 1982's Thriller, which arguably remade the pop business.

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Republicans, in a party that has been remade in Trump’s image, hope that he will be able to more effectively enact his agenda without the internal resistance he faced in his first term.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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