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With entrepreneurial vigour of the Chinese sort, every problem in the Chinese economy can plausibly be redefined as an opportunity.

Following the proposal to redefine the mole by fixing the value of the Avogadro number, Brian Leonard of the University of Akron, writing in Metrologia proposed that the dalton (Da) be redefined as an SI derived unit exactly equal to (1/1000NA) kg; but that the unified atomic mass unit (mu) retain its current definition based on the mass of 12C, ceasing to be SI.

The word marriage needs to be redefined as a union between two consenting adults, no matter what the genders of the couple.

It's about learning that your freakishness — the damage that has made society reject you — can be redefined as a special power.

Dr. C. Everett Koop, the former Surgeon General, and Dr. George Lundberg, the editor of the AMA journal propose that intentional violence and particularly gunshot deaths, be redefined as a public-health emergency.

The moment in history we are all attempting to identify is when sport became so commercialised that it could be redefined as a form of consumerism, an offshoot of showbiz.

Using this notation, the concept of minmax-robust efficiency can be redefined as a concept of robustness in the sense of set optimization in the following way.

When approaching the mentioned problem in these graphs, we realized that each of them could be redefined as a compound graph, the main graph being the underlying graph of a certain iterated line digraph.

This problem can be redefined as a partition problem that is to partition the vertex set of a graph into two parts I and F, where I induces an independent set (a 0-regular graph) and F induces a perfect matching (a 1-regular graph).

A "tear-jerker" should be redefined as a "gut-buster".

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