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Time will tell whether the party and these individuals can continue the transformation of the party.

"I can only say with confidence that it's very important for the next director to continue the transformation of the FBI into an intelligence agency," Comey told the Senate panel.

"We appreciate Senator Dodd's support in trying to provide some assistance for the industry, but General Motors' employees, dealers, suppliers and the G.M. board of directors feel strongly that Rick Wagoner is the right person to continue the transformation of the company that he began and has presented plans to Congress to continue and accelerate," Mr. Harris said.

Ian Schrager's new Delano Hotel--pool by Philippe Starck, gym by David Barton, restaurant by Brian McNally and Madonna, and alchemy by Schrager, of Studio 54 fame--which opened for business in Miami Beach last week, will continue the transformation of the resort strip from a place of shuffleboarding retirees to a hot spot for the tanned and firm.

This month's vote will also continue the transformation of a country of 5.5m people into a parliamentary republic unprecedented in Central Asia, where a presidential strongmen have run the show for decades with the firmest of hands.Kyrgyzstan is voting a year and a half after the overthrow of its previous leader, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, in a popular movement in April 2010.

Further down the road, Fox says she'd potentially like to work with new forms of manufacturing like 3D printing to continue the transformation of the industry.

When I came in, I was asked to continue the transformation on two key pillars of the technology strategy.

As the peace process got under way, during the nineties, Adams continued the transformation of his public persona from international pariah to statesman and champion of peace.

The conversion of the second, third and fourth floors to classroom and conference space continues the transformation of the building, which was acquired by a group led by Steven C. Witkoff in 1998.

And its assets grew to an all-time high of $62.3 billion, continuing the transformation of publicly traded buyout shops into broader investment firms with a wide array of operations.

One by one, a machine operator has been shoving hundreds of retired New York City subway cars off a barge, continuing the transformation of a barren stretch of ocean floor into a bountiful oasis, carpeted in sea grasses, walled thick with blue mussels and sponges, and teeming with black sea bass and tautog.