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In that brief period at The New Yorker, Mr. Updike forged what would be a lifelong relationship with the magazine.

Phoebe Philo, the creative director of Céline, forged what Women's Wear Daily dubbed a "new identity" for the venerable French luxury brand.

After the last election the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats forged what they described as an historic document: the coalition agreement.

She forged what remains arguably the world's most common strategy for speed-solving the puzzle, and appeared in a documentary about the Rubik's Cube released this fall.

The visits to schools by business managers have forged what educators said were some long overdue links between the education and corporate sectors.

The commission, led by former Senator George J. Mitchell of Maine, forged what is commonly called the Belfast Agreement, a Northern Ireland power-sharing pact between pro-British unionists and Irish nationalists.

That was the first step toward forging what has become the image that has now made him famous.

By communicating directly to his most dedicated audience of fans, C.K. has managed to forge what feel like authentic bonds.

The range of the Saudi intervention is extraordinary as the unrest pushes Riyadh's hand to forge what some commentators, in Egypt and elsewhere, brand a "counterrevolution".

But its first rough draft helps forge what is eventually history — in Bosnia's case, a machinery of international justice that did not exist 20 years ago.

He prodded the directors, a fractious bunch, to forge what Julian Raby, director of the Freer and Sackler Galleries, called "a common vision".