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The Taliban's refusal to bow to the American bombing campaign means the political map of Afghanistan will not be redrawn as soon as had been expected after the militia was routed from Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif and Herat.

China's leaders are watching, warily, to see how the geopolitics of Central Asia will be redrawn as the confrontation with the Taliban plays out.

The nation's most famous road haulage boss, Eddie Stobart, is to be redrawn as a cartoon character aimed at pre-school audiences.

If so, the filled regions with overlapping areas must be redrawn as a single closed loop area to obtain accurate calculations of the areas.

From the perspective of cultural capital, the institutional arrangements for technology transfer shown in Figure 2 can be redrawn as orgware for cultural capital transmission as depicted in Figure 3.

Thus, Figure 4 can be redrawn as Figure 5. From this interpretation, we are considering the 2D graph with the iteration as the 3D layer graph (p0, p1, l) with the propagation.

Currently, national markets are being redrawn as regional ones.

Three Liberal seats in New South Wales were redrawn as notional Labor seats in the redistribution.

In a country whose borders were redrawn as frequently over the last two centuries as they were in Germany, the promise of a straightforward narrative can seem hollow.

During the colonial period, the world's ecological boundaries were redrawn, as domesticated plants were carried far afield, and used to establish agricultural economies in other parts of the world.

A few years ago, blocks of new-build flats in the city centres of some northern cities, particularly Leeds, had became synonymous with a property market that was being redrawn as disposable and meretricious.