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I figured the fudge just needed to harden and then I could redraw the square lines.

The saga of Schaefer and Golden Boy threatens to overshadow all of the year's fights, because it could redraw the corporate boundaries that give the sport its shape and structure.

The interim deal between six leading world powers and Iran over its nuclear programme, agreed in late-night talks last weekend, could – if it bears fruit in the long term – transform the wider region; it could redraw the map of an area that has been gripped by conflict or the threat of conflict for generations.

The spread of mechanization could redraw the profile of Immokalee, which today is a rather typical American farming town.

THE LATEST Late Monday evening, the magistrate judge, Roanne L. Mann of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, released her own proposal for how the state could redraw its Congressional map.

China's increasing role in emissions, compared with the decrease in the US, could redraw the battle lines of the talks.

Both men insist Europe's leading clubs will remain part of Uefa and they have plans that could redraw the European football landscape from 2024.

The municipal elections on Sunday in Belgium, where the separatist New Flemish Alliance triumphed in Dutch-speaking Flanders, were the latest indication of a pro-independence trend that could redraw the map of Europe.

The breakdown of the Doha Round has led the United States and others to focus on breaking down barriers at the regional level, an approach that could redraw the map of global commerce outside the W.T.O.

In District 2, which stretches from Lower Manhattan to the Upper East Side, rezoning could redraw Chelsea and Greenwich Village school zones and also affect schools between East 14th and East 72nd Streets.

He is making decisions that could redraw the map of the Caucasus in Russia's favor — or destroy relationships with Western powers that Russia once sought as strategic partners.