| We decided to repackage our borrowed script by decorating it with the appropriate logo and title markings. |
| It says that staff in some poultry slaughterhouses commonly repackage and re-date raw chicken several times, passing it off as fresh meat. |
| The airport insider said there were several other issues that forced the authority to repackage and rebid the project. |
| We can't repackage politics in a zingy way to make it more interesting to young people if they're not interested. |
| He would like to repackage his debts and obtain a cheaper repayment rate by rolling up his credit card debt into a normal personal loan. |
| With this easy-to-use device, not available in stores, you can repackage an unobjectionable or toadying remark as an act of verbal courage. |
