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HBO, Tuesday at 10, then Sundays at 10. "CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM" A new season of righteous outrage from Larry David, the man who made it a comic art form as co-creator of "Seinfeld" and who has begun refining it to an even higher state of hilarity in the series in which he stars, flawlessly, as himself.

Faced with the possibility of failure, both Democratic leadership on the Hill and administration officials have begun refining their pitch.

Since then, Pinterest has begun to steadily refine its pitch and built a business that is reportedly targeting $500 million in revenue this year.

More recently, though, with a new album on the horizon, Madonna's social accounts have become a hashtag-strewn, meme-littered jamboree of misfires through which the image Madonna spent three decades refining has begun to unravel.

With the proliferation of satellite and cable networks, however, mass marketing has begun to splinter into highly refined submarkets that cater better to individual tastes.

Mr. Schwartz continues to refine his ideas and has begun to focus his attention on what might be done with ground zero itself.

However, increasingly sophisticated simulations have begun to refine this picture.

Recent functional studies of modifier genes of hearing-loss loci have begun to refine our understanding of hearing processes and will guide the rational design of medical therapies for hearing loss.

By examining my own life, I have begun to refine and redefine my values in a way that deeply aligns with my personal vision of success, as opposed to my parents' or culture's.

More recently, new investigative techniques have begun to refine our understanding of the breast cancer onco-transcriptome and how it relates to tumor biology and behavior.

More work could be done with these cellular models in order to refine the sophisticated picture of transcription that has begun to emerge.