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As the United States moves ahead in redefining its role in the post-Cold War era — believing it is high time that Europe took care of its own security — Europe is caught in a quandary.

In redefining its purpose, the struggling chain is looking to emulate the very businesses it once threatened.

In his speech today, Mr. Shevardnardze said the Warsaw Pact would "set an example" for NATO in redefining its status and priorities.

In redefining its positive constitutional order, will Libya continue to take the path of vengeance along the lines of Iran, or can it adopt an orientation toward tolerance, and republican-style secularism, more akin to Turkey?

It seems Patriarch Kirill will be faced by the emerging challenge of reconciling the Russian people with his church's moral compass, in effect redefining its significance for modern times.

In the late 1950's and 60's art invested heavily in investigating and redefining its own nature: in stained paintings; in combinations of painting, photography, sculpture, newspaper clips or other nonart objects; and in Conceptual Art.

Now, Harvard, with 15,780 students, confronts the challenge of building a new campus in Boston and redefining its role as technology and globalization transform higher education.

Munson noted that Brooklyn Roasting Company is in the process of redefining its level of quality control, which was prompted in part by their move into this historic space.

In the interview, Mr. Obama also signaled that the United States was redefining its mission in Afghanistan, away from the Bush administration's broader strategy of promoting democracy, civil society and governance in Afghanistan and toward getting the country to a point where it is not used to start attacks on the United States.

It was a small point that many otherwise savvy -- and prolific -- Arab editorial writers missed last week as, precisely 90 years later, sovereignty was handed over to a new Iraqi government and the United States began the slow process of redefining its role in the country.

Mr. Obama also signaled that the United States is redefining its mission in that country, away from the Bush administration's more broad strategy of promoting democracy, civil society and governance and instead focusing on getting the country to a point where it is not used as a launch pad for attacks on the United States.