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But then the other aspect really is what I call the reinvention, which in a way serves as a method of prevention.

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Then you look at a lot of the other effort was added on great add-ons in East Texas, in addition to Haynesville, a many conventional opportunities and then the rest of the dollars mostly were spent in what I call the reinvention of the age, which is allowing us to get more advanced in the position of a premiere shale player in America and so that's all excellent.

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Freddy Krueger returns in 'reinvention' on Elm Street

Freddy Krueger returns in 'reinvention' on Elm Street 2010

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Freddy Krueger returns in 'reinvention' on Elm Street 2010

Second, what will the impact of this restructuring be on the quality of education offered by the University once this "reinvention" is complete?

Can Tulane Law Library Survive? 2006

But more importantly, it should begin a long-term reinvention strategy now like any other world class organization would.

Ben Leo: With Success, IDA Must Begin to Reinvent Itself Ben Leo 2011

Keeping any brand-name in the act of continuous self-reinvention is impossible.

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They must know as I do that the job reinvents itself every five to seven years, so I have seen about four reinventions so far and still they maintain that the latest reinvention is the answer to all our problems.

Big Hair and A Short Attention Span « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008

The next entry into what might be called the reinvention of American Catholics at the movie box office came in 1940.

The Movies That Changed Us Nick Clooney 2002

The next entry into what might be called the reinvention of American Catholics at the movie box office came in 1940.

The Movies That Changed Us Nick Clooney 2002