Since then the agency has been renamed the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management.
At some point it was officially renamed Jinnah Road, but the old name persists.
Petrograd was renamed Leningrad in his honour - its third name change.
Harry has decided to rename anything with an awful name, and they get onto the subject of what names mean.
The zone, like so much else about the occupation, has simply been renamed.
After being dropped by Maverick, the original band once again reforms, renaming themselves the Soul Brains.
The television spin off was renamed Moose Factory and featured a native actor from Timmins.
At the summit meeting, the leaders discussed renaming the group to better reflect its new initiatives and composition.
After the war, Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh City (though it is still well known by its old name).
The album was originally titled Anything But Ordinary but was renamed Let Go.
The city is loath to rename an existing street name and has offered a small park outside of the Papineau metro as an alternative.
The area was later renamed after an owner John le Boteler, the name becoming Butler Hills and later corrupted to Butter Hills.
You can rename these if you'd like by clicking on the name of the track and typing something else.
Almost all of them have been renamed after Indian leaders since Independence.
Perhaps Treasury could be renamed the Department of Unemployment Expansion.
It's the story of a gang of kids known as the Hell Hounds, who, renaming themselves the Helping Hands, establish a secret sanctuary for abused children.
We were messing around with some friends and thought it would be funny if they renamed it the Deathstar.
He said renaming the north-side extension Great Canadian Way will make for directional clarity in the area.
It appears fully satisfied with the idea that renaming the Outreach Fund will eliminate the stigma of race and gender preferences.
Now a member of parliament proposes a motion - that is more drastic - to rename towns and cities with their pre-colonial names.
Definition of rename in US English:
rename
verbrēˈnāmriˈneɪm
with object and complementGive a new name to (someone or something)
重新命名
after independence Celebes was renamed Sulawesi
独立后西里伯斯岛被重新命名为苏拉威西岛。
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It's the story of a gang of kids known as the Hell Hounds, who, renaming themselves the Helping Hands, establish a secret sanctuary for abused children.
Harry has decided to rename anything with an awful name, and they get onto the subject of what names mean.
Petrograd was renamed Leningrad in his honour - its third name change.
It appears fully satisfied with the idea that renaming the Outreach Fund will eliminate the stigma of race and gender preferences.
Perhaps Treasury could be renamed the Department of Unemployment Expansion.
The area was later renamed after an owner John le Boteler, the name becoming Butler Hills and later corrupted to Butter Hills.
The zone, like so much else about the occupation, has simply been renamed.
Now a member of parliament proposes a motion - that is more drastic - to rename towns and cities with their pre-colonial names.
After the war, Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh City (though it is still well known by its old name).
We were messing around with some friends and thought it would be funny if they renamed it the Deathstar.
Since then the agency has been renamed the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management.
You can rename these if you'd like by clicking on the name of the track and typing something else.
After being dropped by Maverick, the original band once again reforms, renaming themselves the Soul Brains.
The television spin off was renamed Moose Factory and featured a native actor from Timmins.
The album was originally titled Anything But Ordinary but was renamed Let Go.
At the summit meeting, the leaders discussed renaming the group to better reflect its new initiatives and composition.
The city is loath to rename an existing street name and has offered a small park outside of the Papineau metro as an alternative.
At some point it was officially renamed Jinnah Road, but the old name persists.
Almost all of them have been renamed after Indian leaders since Independence.
He said renaming the north-side extension Great Canadian Way will make for directional clarity in the area.