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• But for the recent campaign, his handlers decided to repackage him.
• REPACKAGE INEXPERIENCE . Critics have called Bush unschooled in federal policy debates.
• The plant would repackage radioactive waste for storage and disposal.
• Record companies repackage material endlessly to keep banking on their former stars.
• The 2012 re-release was a repackage of the original version.
• But most retailers simply repackage music played as background music in their stores.
• A firm may repackage its basic inventory into different products to this end.
• On November 4, their repackage album was released.
• Vinayak tends to repackage scenes from his earlier movies.
• Joshi also felt that the attempt to repackage Khan and Kajol had backfired.
• CBOs essentially repackage the cash flow from junk bonds into a variety of securities.
• Do we bury them, repackage them, market them, make them art?
• They repackage the computers and send them back to their owners the same day.
• Another idea is to repackage good quality curry powder into a clear glass jar.
• They keep some mortgages in their portfolios and repackage others as mortgage-backed securities.
• The two mortgage giants buy mortgages from lenders, repackage them and sell as securities.
• Because supermarkets want to keep customers happy, many do not repackage and redate meat.
• There is a good possibility they could emerge a viable player if they repackage themselves,
• The strategy apparently is to repackage and resell some debts, while writing off others.
• Britain " where we repackage our heritage for the benefit of tourists ."