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"The military status quo across the Taiwan Straits needs to be reshaped as a response and punishment to the current administration of [Tsai]," the Global Times said.

Sam Sims of the Institute for Government, a think-tank, notes that people are more likely to vote for mayors if they know local government will be reshaped as a result.

And with Florida senator Marco Rubio enjoying a strong night in third place, the congested Republican field could yet be reshaped as a head-to-head between two Cuban Americans vying to become the first Latino president of the United States.

They announced today that Flip will be "reshaped as a flexible web application designed to live on social networking platform, starting with Facebook".

But some say it could be reshaped as thoroughly as welfare was in the 1990s.

This time, it is being reshaped as a telecommunications hotel, despite a shakeout in the industry and dips in the Nasdaq stock index.

"Historic state and federal government reforms are in the works, and the debate over toxic chemicals has been reshaped". As a result of their reporting, he said, the U.S. Senate revived legislation to reform toxic chemical practices, and California moved to revamp its rules on the presence of dangerous chemicals in furniture sold nationwide.

Let me take an illustration, which can be stated in a few words, to show how the social end which is aimed at by a rule of law is obscured and only partially attained in consequence of the fact that the rule owes its form to a gradual historical development, instead of being reshaped as a whole, with conscious articulate reference to the end in view.

John McCain, who spent virtually his whole life working for the government in the military, is reshaped as a man who is intimate with the problems of the working man.

If that happens, Bangkok's urban landscape is likely to be reshaped as new office and shopping complexes cluster around stations.

Through mergers, staff cuts, bankruptcies and improved management, certain major state companies are to be reshaped as modern, globally competitive conglomerates.