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That's the whole point of repackaging that I was trying to get across this morning.

Later the two releases were repackaged in a 3-disc set.

Many schools are repackaging themselves to attract more male interest.

Instead, it repackaged five other kinds of issues as family concerns.

There is now simply no one in the news who cannot be repackaged for the entertainment market.

Again, most of the material is repackaged from earlier releases.

The album was repackaged with a new cover after Charles' death.

Indeed, this felt like reading a company's press release repackaged as an article.

He was a businessman who repackaged things and made lots of money for himself.

But basically it's just a matter of repackaging the same tools.

But for the recent campaign, his handlers decided to repackage him.

In 1993, the series was repackaged for broadcast on the E!

It then repackaged the series into one set, released on February 3, 2009.

He has simply repackaged the pillars of the American diet.

A main reason Congress has not been able to agree on anything is because many of the same failed ideas are simply being repackaged.

Now, just two months before the election, the President repackages it."

So we're going to talk a lot about repackaging.

Will he evolve or keep repackaging the material that made him famous?

In 1976, the decision was made to repackage Richard as a "rock" artist.

Beyond this, much of what appears on the Internet is repackaged from those outlets.

The loans would be repackaged for sale to a secondary market.

The Friday shows are usually the best guest interviews repackaged into one show.

A firm may repackage its basic inventory into different products to this end.

That material can be repackaged for television programming or home video, she added.

After all, this is not the first time he has repackaged his best-known tunes.