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It is no longer championing Mr. Mousavi's presidential candidacy; Mr. Mousavi himself has now redefined his agenda as "national reconciliation".

After all, Gingrich has now redefined himself as an anti-Wall Street populist preaching the evils of Romney's career as a financier.

We have now redefined the modular organization of the core Mediator by EM and integrated the structural and functional information into a coherent mechanism for Mediator modularity and regulation in transcription initiation.

Being disabled or chronically ill while not being rich enough to survive without government help has now been redefined as a personal failing.

We now redefined dACF as foci harboring at least single d- or cd-type crypt.

Goldman Sachs has found that "women are now redefining markets and creating growth by focusing their spending power on... food, health care, education clothing, consumer durables and financial services".

Now redefine attribute m as the net income after having paid the price for the good (here, the premium for the health insurance contract).

Rather it has been redefined, first by Google, and now by Facebook in potentially even more profound ways.

Of course, the disability issue is a lot less safe now; as Palin has redefined it, it's become an argument against abortion.

Tendulkar, the batsman who defined cricket for an entire generation of Indians, has also redefined the terms in which Indian cricket will now be seen.

For the best back of thirteen years now, Hans-Peter Lindstrøm has been redefining what's expected of him.