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Health sites are hugely influential in how Americans think about their health and may even play a part in public debates over health care, as they aggressively shape how would-be patients consume medical information and envision treatment.

The art department began to aggressively shape its collection into what now totals more than 120,000 objects, the largest art museum in the western United States.

"The first time I saw really aggressively shaped skis in racing was on Bode's feet at the 1997 national championships," Rahlves said.

But in the weeks ahead, many of the campaign's members will be juggling their private interests with their public goals: they are also lobbyists, board members or executives for corporations that have worked aggressively to shape the contours of federal spending and taxes, including many of the tax breaks that would be at the heart of any broad overhaul.

In a telephone call with reporters yesterday, Jackson said the administration wanted to make sure that its final rule on renewable fuels is "informed by the best science". Bob Dinneen, president of the Renewable Fuels Association, said his group would "participate aggressively" to shape the final regulations.

Bill Gates and former mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg have also used their philanthropy aggressively to shape climate solutions, the latter with large donations to green groups such as the Environmental Defense Fund, and with the supposedly enlightened climate policies he introduced as mayor.

At least three top White House advisers involved in drafting President Bush's energy strategy held stock in the Enron Corporation or earned fees from the large Texas-based energy trading company, which lobbied aggressively to shape the administration's approach to energy issues.

Note that, in contrast to AdSense, other Google initiatives such as Google Earth offer development leverage and mobilize developers but lack an explicit and aggressively communicated shaping view of a broader market or industry.

And Mr. Aronson seeks to court the audience as aggressively as "The Shape of Things" seeks to provoke it.

The proposal has not gained momentum, but Iran aggressively seeks to shape public opinion in the border zone, and even broadcasts television programs entirely in the Azerbaijani language.

In a steady stream of speeches and initiatives, Mr. Gates has made clear that he will aggressively seek to shape Pentagon policy through the end of his tenure.