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That plan was contingent not only on settling the lawsuits, but also on pledges by Andersen partners not to abandon ship, and a reshaping of the firm to focus almost solely on audit work.

Vin Weber, a Republican strategist and former congressman, said Mr. Obama could be hurt by the summer's saga even though his position in the debt-limit debate — for a balanced package of spending cuts and revenue increase — is more popular than Republicans' demands for deep spending cuts only, and a reshaping of Medicare and Medicaid.

"We are entering a new age of female dominance and a reshaping of the male psyche, the male libido, and the male ego.

But it will absolutely require a rethinking of national laws and a reshaping of who makes decisions at the national, provincial, district, and shura level.

However, Europe is going to face structural changes requiring a modification of the financing of social security systems, provision of services and a reshaping of many aspects of the functioning of the societies.

There we encountered Miller and Rose's (2008, 94) description of how communities have been made governable through a process of: (1) the reshaping of strategies for governing economic life; (2) the establishment of a new 'ethics' of activity that simultaneously makes and differentiates citizens; and (3) a reshaping of the relationship between expertise and politics.

They made it their own and such a reshaping of the map must have taken its toll.

The analysis shows that kulenikka marks the response as departing from the question's terms and signals a reshaping of the response space.

Margunn Bjørnholt and Ailsa McKay argue that the financial crisis of 2007 08 and the response to it revealed a crisis of ideas in mainstream economics and within the economics profession, and call for a reshaping of both the economy, economic theory and the economics profession.

And that means a reshaping of what we tax and when we tax it.

I argue that sustainability lies at the core of country ownership and will require a reshaping of how both countries and funders engage to improve population health.