RENAMED

Date "RENAMED" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1907. (references)

Business

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Crosswords: RENAMED

I'm sorry, Fry, but astronomers renamed Uranus in 2620 to end that stupid joke once and for all. (Futurama; writing credit: Lance Smith; Carl Colpaert)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

In 1930, Senator Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana, convinced that fundamental research could lead to cures for diseases, got his Ransdell Act through Congress. This Act reorganized and expanded the Hygienic Laboratory and renamed it the National Institute of Health. Credit: Unknown photographer/artist.

The Office of National Defense Malaria Control Activities, established in the offices of PHS, February 10, 1942, was renamed the Office of Malaria Control in War Areas, MCWA, April 27, 1942. Credit: CDC.

Former Seaboard Lumber site, was renamed Herring House following restoration. This is the site design layout. Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

Inside GEORGE F. BOND habitat, renamed AQUARIUS before its first deployment. Credit: National Undersea Research Program (NURP).

Lithograph published by Endicott & Company, New York, circa 1865. This ship did not enter U.S. Navy service. She was sold to France in 1867 and renamed Rochambeau. Credit: NAVY.

Photograph taken prior to her World War I Navy service. Renamed Peerless on 5 August 1918, this freighter was acquired by the Navy and commissioned on 8 December 1918 as USS Peerless (ID # 1639). She was returned to her owner on 22 September 1919 and later was again named Eagle. Credit: NAVY.

At anchor, probably in Florida waters, circa 1917-1919. Originally built for the Russian Government, this craft was taken over by the U.S. Navy on 30 October 1917 and commissioned one day later as Greenport Hull 278 (or simply Number 278). She was renamed Russ on 28 November 1917, stricken on 17 June 1919, and sold on 29 March 1921. Credit: NAVY.

Under construction at the Lake Torpedo Boat Company shipyard, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 28 September 1911. Turbot was renamed G-3 in November 1911, prior to launching. Credit: NAVY.

Str. Cumberland, renamed Larchmont. Credit: Library of Congress.

War production drive. As part of the war production drive, streets at the Bloomfield, New Jersey Westinghouse plant were renamed MacArthur Avenue and MacArthur Plaza. A pretty girl is shown unveiling the street sign. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Business

According to the press the first license for a new communication network will be granted to Mediterranean Telecommunications which will be renamed to Grapes. (references)

A sharp increase in production levels this year was expected due to the November 1999 restart of the Concordia mill - now renamed South China Paper following its acquisition by Korea's Hansol. (references)

In March 1999, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) revised the Credit Card Business Management Regulations that were issued in 1996 and renamed them the "Bank Card Business Management Regulations". (references)

Civil Liberties

Japan

The only group under active government surveillance is the Aum Shinrikyo, which the Government considers to be a continuing public danger; it was renamed Aleph formally in 2000. Aum Shinrikyo lost its legal status as a religious organization in 1996 following its sponsorship of terrorist attacks. (references)

Economic History

Moldova

In 1999, Uzbekistan also joined the group, renamed GUUAM. (references)

Mauritius

The French claimed Mauritius in 1715 and renamed it Ile de France. (references)

Political Economy

Burma

The Government reinforces its firm military rule with a pervasive security apparatus led by the military intelligence organization, which was renamed the Defense Services and Intelligence Bureau (DSIB) during the year. (references)

Uganda

He has ruled since 1986 through the National Resistance Movement, legislatively reorganized and renamed as "The Movement" in 1995. The Constitution provides for a 295-member unicameral parliament and an autonomous, independently elected president. (references)

Sudan

Since 1989 real power has rested with the NIF, founded by Dr. Hassan al-Turabi, who became Speaker of the National Assembly in 1996. In November 1998, the NIF renamed itself the National Congress (NC); NIF/NC members and supporters continue to hold key positions in the Government, security forces, judiciary, academic institutions, trade unions, professional associations, and the media. (references)

Trade

Moldova

In 1998, the state commission was renamed the National Commission on the Securities Market. (references)

Bolivia

This bank, formerly known as BHN/Multibanco was renamed "Citibank, S.A:" and is now 100 % owned by Citibank. (references)

Finland

The merger of the second largest bank group in Finland, Leonia, and the insurance company Sampo, entered into force December 31, 2000. The new group was renamed Sampo Group. (references)

Worker Rights

Brazil

During the year, the Federal Government expanded its Program for the Guarantee of a Minimum Income and renamed it the Bolsa Escola (School Stipend) program. (references)

Nigeria

Junior staff workers--primarily blue-collar workers--are organized into the 29 industrial unions, which are affiliated with the NLC; 21 associations make up the Senior Staff Associations of Nigeria (SESCAN), which renamed themselves the Trade Union Congress (TUC). (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Ending with "RENAMED": newly-renamed, pci-renamed.

French

devenu maintenant, autrefois, appelé maintenant. (various references)

German

umbenannt, benannte um. (various references)

Pig Latin

enamedray

Russian 

переименовывать переименованный. (various references)

Derivations

Words ending with "RENAMED": forenamed. (additional references)

Misspellings

"RENAMED" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: rebname, renana, rennand, renome, roneoed, Trenaman. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: amender, meander, reedman.

-1 letter: damner, demean, earned, endear, meaner, mender, neared, reamed, remade, remand, remend, rename.

-2 letters: adeem, admen, ameer, amend, armed, denar, derma, dream, eared, edema, emend, ender, enema, madre, maned, menad, merde, named, namer, ramee, ramen, ranee, redan, reman.

-3 letters: amen, dame, damn, dare, darn, dean, dear, deem, deer, deme, dene, dere, derm, dram, dree.

+1 letter: aldermen, amenders, damneder, dampener, demander, demeanor, enamored, enframed, freedman, gendarme, mannered, meanders, redemand, remained, remanded, remanned.

+2 letters: dampeners, debarment, demanders, demeanors, demeanour, ealdormen, enamoured, forenamed, garmented, gendarmes, germander, madrilene, margented, maundered, maunderer, meandered, membraned, numerated, promenade, redemands, remainder, smartened, tradesmen, undreamed.

+3 letters: alderwomen, coenamored, commandeer, debarments, demeanours, department, derailment, dermatogen, dreaminess, embrangled, endearment, endodermal, endometria, entodermal, enumerated, fragmented, freedwoman, gendarmery, germanders, germanized, germinated, madrilenes, malingered, maneuvered, manoeuvred, markedness, maunderers, meandering, merchanted, minaudiere, mislearned, ornamented, overmanned, promenaded, promenader, promenades, reanimated, redemanded, redreaming, reexamined, reimagined, remainders, terminated, unhampered, unmannered, unmeasured, unremarked.

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