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In a few months, the British royal family will be yet again rebranded and relaunched in the panoply of a wedding.

This burger eventually found its way back to McDonald's rebranded, restyled , and actually put together for you, as the Big N' Tasty.

Bing is one of the names rumored to be possible rebranded names for Microsoft's Live Search.

Meanwhile, AT&T has recently rebranded its HSPA network as a "4G" network, even though it previously referred to it as 3G.

It has been rebranded as an effort to create green jobs and end dependence on foreign oil rather than as a solution to climate change.

Domestic animals should be rebranded as "companion animals" , while owners should be known as "human caregivers" .

Before the Fukushima disaster, nuclear power was being rebranded as a green form of energy.

Giant Eagle has rebranded two of its stores as Market District , an attempt to woo upscale shoppers.

But now with the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline into Turkey, it has rebranded itself as the frontier of the west.

And pretty much any kind of business that used a computer could be rebranded as a "dotcom" , often before having a dollar of income.

The company, rebranded as WhiteConcierge, is a global concierge business serving banks and private banks.

We want you to rebrand the software, and give us full rights to modify, market, and sell the rebranded software.

The Opel Insignia model is also being rebranded as the Buick Regal for the United States and China markets.

Although IBM has rebranded its SOA strategy several times in the last few years, its core supporting products have not changed much.

It also rebranded Keyhole 3-D satellite imagery as Google Earth and offered it up for free.

New Coke was rebranded Coke II in the early 90s but saw little growth and was abandoned quickly.

Following the examples of Bombay, Madras and Calcutta, Bangalore has rebranded itself, taking the local name for "city of cooked beans" .

The Conservatives have rebranded the armed forces' mission as fighting rather than peacekeeping.

The rebranded Hindustan Latex shows how public enterprises can evolve, if given the freedom to do so.

He rebranded the Port of Seattle to create a competitive edge, and created the tagline: Where a Sustainable World is Headed.

They have been restructured, recapitalised and rebranded.

Instead of being sold as performance accessories, running shoes were rebranded as safety items, like bike helmets and smoke alarms.

It's still around, believe it or not, now rebranded as MSN TV.

It recently rebranded in order to better connect to its expanding audience and more accurately communicate its offerings.

Changyou's Dragon Oath is based on a martial arts story, but was rebranded for the U. S.

But others are little more than rebranded training centres.

In the 50s, Coke ads started hitting TV, while Pepsi rebranded to try to keep up.

In 2010, after some hesitation, Tata Steel finally rebranded Corus as Tata Steel Europe.

Next year we hope to take to Europe , we will rebranded under the Oppo brand and unparallel, but it will be produced internationally.

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