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She tells me about how many times they’ve allowed musicians and artists to transform this peaceful outdoor space into a lively venue.

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The desktop computer transformed the labor market, for example, but for a while workers hunting and pecking on their keyboards didn’t know how to effectively use the technology.

"There's a lot of underprivileged children and a lot of poverty and I honestly believe that rugby has the ability to transform their lives, just as it did for me."

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On the runway, what was once an oversized pair of denim trousers has been transformed into a tiered, layered jacket paired with flared trousers and platform shoes.

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MP wanted to sink a large investment into a new plant that would transform its rare earths into magnets and was seeking an anchor customer.

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

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