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Hutton is helping to reshape the BBC in ways that the Sun or Gerald Kaufman couldn't manage on their own.

It is also emblematic of two trends that are helping to reshape the way advertisers reach potential customers.

This success subsidizes the organization's consumer advocacy work, helping to reshape a group that early in this decade was losing $7 million a year.

They are the latest example of how "super PACs" are carrying out attacks in sync with their preferred candidates and in the process helping to reshape the presidential race.

And even if the modest confrontations now happening are mere tremors, rather than earthquakes, they may end up helping to reshape the political landscape.Consensus or confrontation?So far Europe has seen two different methods of economic reform.

They are helping to reshape Indian politics, and the ruling party has failed to appeal to them.The dynasty at the heart of Congress must learn, too, to drop its offensively feudal behaviour.

Most important, however, Mr Khan has helped to reshape politics.

See the graph: Wartime experiences helped to reshape societal beliefs about a fair tax system.

There can be no doubt that this level of spending helped to reshape the race in Florida.

Both have helped to reshape the comic book industry, with much of their work adapted for film.

Green architecture will, he suggests, help to reshape the construction industry over the next five years, with ever more innovative, energy-efficient and environmentally friendly buildings.