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The outcome could define President Trump's foreign-policy legacy, too.

The final paragraph of the article states that Hurricane Katrina will define President Bush's second term in office.

The midterm elections will likely be closely contested and fuelled by heavy spending by outside interests, and the results may help to define President Obama's electoral legacy.

How they are managed will define President Obama's leadership in the trans-Atlantic community as well as NATO's relevance in the 21st century.

In the context of the 2012 campaign, however, it has taken on a much more partisan edge, invoked by Republicans as a way to define President Obama as weak, lacking in core American values and almost unpatriotic.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration said Tuesday that it had begun civil and criminal investigations into the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, as the deepening crisis threatened to define President Obama's second year in office.

With contests just about every week, a drawn-out fight would tax the resources of any candidate still standing, and distract the Republican Party from the task of negatively defining President Obama.

However, what is likely to overshadow all other issues defining President Obama's legacy is how successful he was, as America's 44th president and first African-American president, at resolving the issue of race in America.

But so far the White House has shown little interest in negotiating with Senator Patrick Leahy, the Vermont Democrat and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, over legislation that would define the president's powers in convening military tribunals for foreign-born terrorists -- or any other legislation that may limit his freedom to act.

It was Gingrich, even before Donald Trump, who tried to define the president as someone who is not American — "Kenyan, anti-colonial".

The claim is blatantly false, but it says a great deal about Mr. Romney's increasingly desperate desire to define the president as something he is not.