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But two recent projects help recast him in a revealing new light, without whitewashing the intemperance and scandal.

This might not sound like such a big deal, but social scientists are coming around to the notion that a man spending a few weeks at home with his newborn can help recast expectations and gender roles, at work and home, for a long time.

Some viewed Mr. Cameron as using Ivan to help recast the Conservative Party from the "nasty party" it had become in the 1990s, as a former party chairman described it, into the compassionate one that Mr. Cameron says he wants it to be.

Taking nothing from Robert Altman, perhaps it also took a woman of Ms. Brackett's unique perspective to help recast the masculine Marlowe in an era defined in the public imagination more by Watergate and self-actualization than light and shadows and single malt Scotch.

Other kleptocratic leaders, including Nigerian ruler Sani Abacha, regularly turned to Manafort's firm to help recast their authoritarian rule as an effort at Democracy.

As a favor to the gouged production, and especially to Thora Birch, whose role as Blanche Barrow comes after a tough break, we've decided to help recast the leads using cutting-edge slideshow technology.

A string of internationalist G.O.P. presidents, from Richard M. Nixon to the first George Bush, helped recast the Republicans on foreign policy, but isolationism emerged once more in the 1990s.

The poem helped recast St. Nicholas as a jovial elf and turn Christmas into a time for giving gifts to children.

Mr. Hobsbawm, the leading light in a group of historians within the British Communist Party that included Christopher Hill, E. P. Thompson and Raymond Williams, helped recast the traditional understanding of history as a series of great events orchestrated by great men.

That swashbuckling term helped recast these cheerfully nerdy hobbyists as Dumas-like warrior-inventors, precursors to the ice-cool wave of hackers and heavily bearded disruptors who comprise the currently celebrated movement of hands-on bootstrappers called "makers".

The "Seinfeld" riff helped recast birth control not as a medical decision but a lifestyle choice, suggesting a brand marketing strategy later employed by estrogen pills like Seasonale and Yaz.