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The no-fly zone evolved into a wider international military intervention that contributed to Qaddafi's overthrow in August.
The exhibition, first conceived as an exploration of hip-hop fashion, evolved into a wider, looser interpretation of a cultural phenomenon, from music to magazines.
Still, what began over the weekend as an operation by Colombian forces in Ecuadorean territory has evolved into a wider regional matter.
Indeed, by late 2005 the partnership under scrutiny in this paper had evolved into a wider consortium involving additional partners, more explicit mechanisms for managing institutional relationships and some core funding for partners.
In the 1990s Gates evolved into a wide-ranging essayist, along with Cornel West, Stanley Crouch, bell hooks, Shelby Steele, Stephen Carter, Gerald Early, Michele Wallace, and other black social critics.
On Wednesday mornings, Norquist hosts an off-the-record gathering of conservative activists that has evolved into a wide-ranging forum for members of Congress, Capitol Hill staffers, single-issue campaigners, journalists, policy wonks, and corporate lobbyists.
Whereas at one time, such types of personal slams, untoward remarks or intimate criticism remained the bread and butter of tabloids, soap operas and the occasional, shocking tell-all memoir, this trend has evolved into a wide-spread industry.
Amphibians colonized land ~350 million years ago and have since evolved into a wide variety of ecological and morphological types.
If the crisis in the eurozone evolves into a wider contest between aggrieved nations craving self-determination against arrogant supranational elites, there is no doubt which side will win.
The SMART program to date has now evolved into a state-wide program, and current development and growth activities are aligned with the NSF INCLUDES expansion to a multi-state collaborative.
What might have been just another exercise in NIMBYism evolved into a city-wide push for waste reduction, at its source, plus much greater recycling.
