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That has now evolved into qualified admiration.

The notion of an "L.A. style" has now evolved into something less rigid, whimsically scrappy even.

Niagara has now evolved into Niagara 2, a 64-way processor.

"This started as a vigil, and then moved to a protest, and has now evolved into a movement," Cobb says.

It has now evolved into a huge network of international links called iNet, which supports learning and partnerships between schools.

Indeed, what began as a largely disparate group of anti-cull activists has now evolved into a networked and responsive unit.

"But Formula One has now evolved into different models: B2B, and creating brands, to help brands grow as well and be partner to that brand".

It has now evolved to focus not just on efficiency, but also expressing oneself through motion, incorporating the odd flip here and there and other graceful moves.

Twitter, which began as a tool for sharing abbreviated blog posts, has now evolved into a major part of the news media.

The crystal palace of the train station has now evolved into the airport, the mass transit node of the multinational era.

Surely even teenage literature has now evolved past the three typical female roles of The Mum, The Beautiful Athlete and The Bad Girl.