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Renamed Identity() to SetIdentity() for Math::Matrix

It was later renamed and expanded to include cooperation with Canada.

Following the sale of ProtoStar I in the ProtoStar bankruptcy auction, October 29, 2009, and the completion of the sale with Intelsat, Intelsat renamed the satellite Intelsat 25.

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The eastern part of the region fell under Chinese rule, and was renamed Xinjiang, or New Frontier.

", during which they announced that they had been given "creative control", and were changing their name to the Voodoo Kin Mafia (VKM for short, a play on Vincent Kennedy McMahon's initials) and declaring "war" on WWE.

It was renamed "RTÉ Television" in 1966, upon the renaming of the Radio Éireann Authority to Radio Telefís Éireann, and became "RTÉ 1" upon the launch of RTÉ 2 in 1978.

A post office was established in 1884, and Ocean Point was renamed Cedarhurst, partly at the request of the Hunt Club.

The 2/2nd Independent Company was renamed the 2/2 Commando Squadron and fought in New Guinea and New Britain, ending the war in Rabaul.

The town was originally called Bull Town, but this was changed to Clifton and then renamed back to Bulls at the urging of Sir William Fox.

In 1891, Munsey's Weekly adopted a monthly schedule and was renamed Munsey's Magazine.

The novel Stalingrad (1950), later renamed For a Just Cause (?? ?????? ????), is based on his own experiences during the siege.

The remainder of the mine, now at least 210 metres (690 ft) deep, was renamed South Wheal Crofty which, with the deletion of 'Wheal', has been the name ever since.

Knowles later recorded a solo version of the song, which was re-titled "Welcome to Hollywood", and included it on the deluxe edition of her second studio album, "B'Day" (2006).

In face to 100th anniversary the GGB was renamed in 1998 from Gornergrat Railway to Gornergrat-Monte Rosa Railways.

A year later, King Louis XV's troops take possession of the "Bastion of France" and renamed and settled on a fortified area of??3 hectares.

Following a decree of the Ministry of Industry from March 7, 1946, THONET became a national enterprise and in 1953 it was renamed as TON (the abbreviation standing for Továrna Ohýbaného Nábytku – bent furniture factory).

The French distribution company was renamed Diesel Technic France SARL and successfully oriented on distribution via the spare-parts wholesale trade.

Since 1993 the Australian Touring Car Championship, renamed V8 supercar series in 1996, is taking place on the isle.

Once the extensive investments have been completed, the liquid cargo volume at Delwaide Dock alone, which was renamed Bevrijdings Dock in February 2019, is estimated at 13 million tons.

The error has been corrected: * the option has been renamed from "Use default system partner" to "Use default system/trading partner" * on the node to define the default trading partner.

After Galileo's death January 8, 1642 was named Jupiter's moons on the Medicianska stars that Galileo originally called them, the Galilean moons in honor of his memory and his discovery.

Due to political upheavels in the USSR (Stalins death 1953) and financial necessity, the later sections of Stalin-Allee (after 1961 renamed Karl-Marx-Allee) were not built in the costly "National Traditions" style, but adopted a cheaper type of modernism.

Literary estimates are transformed within a few weeks, textbooks made over, streets renamed, statues brought forward, as a result of a few eulogistic remarks of Stalin about the poet Maiakovsky.

Variously known as 'Flinders Park', the 'National Tennis Centre' or 'Centre Court', the venue was renamed Rod Laver Arena on 16 January 2000, in recognition of Rod Laver's remarkable tennis career that saw him achieve the Grand Slam twice and cement himself as Australia's and one of the world's greatest ever male tennis champions.