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We'll see how that works out — a couple of years from now, the founders could again change the rules.

This may tilt the balance of power back to the defense and again change the sensibility of the game.

The current congress will elect a new Central Committee, which may again change the Politburo and Secretary General.

A new wave of the technology revolution is cresting and, like its predecessors, will again change the way we work and live.

The restrictions will again change the routine of air travel, which has undergone an upheaval since the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington in September 2001 and three later attempts at air terrorism.

If Clinton's current lead holds up by the first debate in late September (which would be a very long post-convention bump indeed), her debate performance could once again change the balance of the race.

More recently, the prospect of genetic engineering has again changed the causal language appropriate to this disease.

Since the election of President Buhari this year, Boko Haram has once again changed the way it operates.

Executives once again changed the name, to Tamarack, after a type of pine tree found in the area's forests.

In attacking a church and killing a priest, Islamic State has once again changed the rules of the game.

But in January 2012, the Cincinnati team had again changed the criteria "without executive approval because they believed the July 2011 criteria were too broad," the report said.