remaker

(riːˈmeɪkə)

1. a person who makes something again or in a different form

2. a technological device used to remake something

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Symptoms could include: Lost data, corrupted filesystems, crashing programs, or hanging computers requiring a reboot," explained computer expert Phillip Remaker onQuora.

Why you should ALWAYS eject a USB stick rather than just pulling it out; Don't risk corrupting your files

Terry, "The Only Dominator and Remaker of the World: <Self-Reliance>, <Unification>, and the Rhetoric of North Korean Juche", Western Journal of Communication, Cilt 80, No.

Juche Doctrine as the Official Ideology of North Korea and Effects on the North Korean Foreign Policy/ Kuzey Kore'nin Resmi Ideolojisi Olarak Cuce Ogretisi ve Kuzey Kore Dis Politikasina Etkileri

While Tel Aviv is destroyed by the actions of Yoel, the dream remaker, the narrative follows Alon and his twin sister Lior, as Alon attempts to restore a long-lost love, and Lior strives to protect her brother from his pending downfall.

A spatial identity crisis: space and identities in Nir Baram's novels

What is a man born for but to be a Reformer, a Remaker of what man has made; a renouncer of lies; a restorer of truth and good, imitating that great Nature which embosoms us all, and which sleeps no moment on an old past, but every hour repairs herself, yielding us every morning a new day, and with every pulsation a new life?

Emerson, reading, and democracy: reading as engaged democratic citizenship

Her position as a careful drafter and remaker of scenes--her punctum, or what might be called "her textual alterations"--attests to her desire to become "the colored national historian" in a way which mirrors the career of Brady, the most famous photographer of the time.

Elizabeth Keckley's Behind the Scenes; or, the "Colored Historian's" Resistance to the Technologies of Power in Postwar America

00 the AVS gives you a suite of multimedia tools including a Video Editor, Video Converter, Audio Editor, Audio Converter, DVD Authoring, DVD Copier, Video ReMaker, Video to GO and several other helpful programs.

Tech tips: demystifying the use of video at trial

Even when she is in close cahoots with other artists, she emerges as a mischievous remaker of signs, icons and sacred cows.

Communing with the vampire: the seductive works of Jessica Hagedorn--including a hot-button new musical about celebrity murder--teem with mythic and real-life monsters

Such an internal belief system could allow for "a construction of the self--as author, maker, critiquer, and remaker of its experience, the self as a system or complex, regulative of its parts" (Kegan, 1994, p.

Organizational theory and student cheating: explanation, responses, and strategies

Some of the most informative and authoritative criticism in this study relates to Shakespeare's practical skills as a remaker and reshaper of dramatic materials.

Shakespeare's Garter Plays: Edward III to Merry Wives of Windsor

My father was the artificer, the maker of anything needed or the remaker of it into perfect repair.

A course of life: my autobiography

The Remaker," directed by Oxide Pang and Mona Nahm and starring Andrew Gregson and Piyada Akraseranee, is a tale of karma and how people must pay for the sins they committed in the past.

Losses drive producer to take break

Lack of unity did not seem to curtail the movement's pathos of novelty: the remakers of the discipline described their undertakings as nothing less than a 'revolution' (Almond 1966:870), a 'new era' (Easton 1957:114), leading to a 'tremendous transformation' (Easton 1957:110) in political science (Almond 1956:391, Almond 1965:183).

THE POESIS OF A DISCIPLINARY METAMORPHOSIS: RHETORIC AND AMBITION IN AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE AFTER WORLD WAR II

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