verb
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to change or alter the structure, style, or form of (something)
expand and remodel the kitchen
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to model again in clay, wax, etc; remould
noun
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- remodeler noun
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Section 10.3 of the Federal Reserve Act gives the Board of Governors sole control over its facilities and authorizes it to acquire, maintain, enlarge, or remodel buildings as it sees fit.
From Barron's
"Even partial restoration of the connection between the right vagus nerve and the heart is sufficient to counteract the mechanisms of remodelling and preserve effective cardiac contractility," adds Anar Dushpanova, cardiologist at TrancriLab.
From Science Daily
“You don’t need a full remodel, but modest improvements like fresh paint, updated fixtures, landscaping and professional staging can meaningfully boost perceived value,” he said.
From MarketWatch
The launch will be a significant test for Meta’s remodeled AI team.
From Barron's
The facade represents common interests, transient and constantly remodeled.
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