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Use "renaming" in a sentence
"Such renaming is a pretty common practice these days to deal with lackluster sales."
"She called the renaming disrespectful, saying it was diverting attention away from everyday problems people at her complex face."
"He takes Penderecki to task for his opportunism* in renaming the originally abstract "Threnody" to be a remembrance of the victims of Hiroshima, but concedes that it was a canny move: "I'd wager that the ugliest, most ear-splitting piece imaginable could win over a 21st century crowd if it had the perfect title.""