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How will it define itself against BBC4 – whilst keeping edgy comedy out of the hands of BBC3?

Palestinian negotiators privately accepted Israel's demand that it define itself as a Jewish state, the leaked papers reveal, while Israeli leaders pressed for the highly controversial transfer of some of their own Arab citizens into a future Palestinian state as part of a land-swap deal.

But regardless of how it defines itself, Google has come to grips with its role as both enabler and protector of the global exchange of information.

And in doing so it defined itself.

It defined itself in part as an "ecological" state, dedicated to preserving its natural environment -- the biggest draw for tourists.

How a company responds to today's tumultuous technological and competitive landscape depends greatly on how it defines itself or, in some cases, redefines itself.

As the discipline of history, the anti-novel, emerged, and especially as it professionalized, it defined itself as the domain of men.

At the time, it defined itself as a museum of culture rather than a museum of art, complicating the idea of what "art" might mean in the context.

It defines itself so negatively against what came before it -- naturalism, romanticism and the wild revolution of modernism -- that it's sometimes hard to see what it actually is.

From the beginning, the Brotherhood lacked a strong theoretical foundation, and it became even less likely to develop such ideas in a system in which it defined itself largely in opposition to the regime.

It defines itself by an inside and an outside, so the artists – who are often vulnerable adults, or at least unusual – find themselves with a word that describes them that suggests an otherness that I felt wasn't correct.