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And they'll have to be reconfigured to do the job.

It would have to be reconfigured to change its behavior.

In 1920, the interior of this building was reconfigured as a 12-room school.

But only temporarily, it says, while the space is reconfigured.

United is reconfiguring 13 of its 757's for the routes.

It was reconfigured to its current route in the mid-2000s.

"The way they have reconfigured their management team is a positive sign."

It reconfigured its front door - and came into compliance.

By the time Spencer was through, the entire street had been reconfigured.

Following this departure, the space was reconfigured into a food court.

Today the historic building has been reconfigured for use as a hotel.

The system's parameters can be quickly reconfigured both on line and also at the time of a run.

Then the system would be reconfigured into three regional universities.

And the nation's gas stations would need to be reconfigured.

We show no relish for reconfiguring the relationship between the state, the market and society.

The television landscape has been reconfigured in the last decade, he said.

The very structures of their brains were being reconfigured before her eyes.

In 2005 the band was reconfigured with its current lineup.

The office and the serving area of the cafeteria were also reconfigured.

I've reconfigured the antenna, but now it needs more power.

All aircraft to be reconfigured, and to have 8 business class seats until 2013.

In 2006 the Humara was reconfigured for men and women.

The galleries have been reconfigured to make it harder to get in.

In fact, practically every single one of his films would have had to be reconfigured.

The action took place on a single set, with the furniture reconfigured between acts.