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Only when she had completed the recutting did she turn off her device.

Even after recutting that stone would be worth over thirty thousand pounds."

No recutting, or use of alternate sails is permitted.

It is opined that the recutting was done to increase its market value and, by extension, that of other "fancy diamonds".

His parents had used false hair, but the necessary mutilation of natural hair and the constant recutting had proved very unsatisfactory.

There is controversy, as critics claim the recutting has altered the diamond as to make it unrecognizable, that its historical integrity has been compromised.

While popular in Europe, the film was a commercial failure in North America due to the studio's recutting of the movie to include a simplified "happy" ending.

Le Courage d'aimer (recutting of Parisiens and scenes from the second part of the unfinished Le Genre Humain trilogy)

And like Mr. Smith's recutting of two T-shirts to combine them into one interesting garment with an uneven hem and straps artfully twisted and knotted over the shoulder.

Isaac Mizrahi, on the other hand, has attempted a more complete overhaul, recutting the coat in fleecy wools, tartan plaids and - for those Arctic evenings - a shell of sequins.

In January 1962 Joseph Komkommer, a leading figure in the Belgian diamond industry, received a phone call asking him to look at an Old Mine cut diamond with a view of its recutting.

Rooney deems the film "Damaged beyond repair by a mannered scripting style and evident recutting", and opines that "Jeanette Winterson's preposterous dialogue and comic mistiming serves up more misses than hits".

It is the result of a recutting of the first part (Les parisiens) of an unfinished trilogy - Le Genre humain with the scenes from the film that would have constituted the second film, called Le Bonheur, c'est mieux que la vie.