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Yet at the age of 65 it has recast him as, possibly, a giant of American foreign policy.

In the last decade it has recast itself as a tidy provincial center of small businesses, malls and tourist attractions focused on a new marina.

In recent years it has recast itself as a force pushing for redistribution of global wealth and power from the rich north to a poor south, working alongside the Group of 77 developing countries at the UN, for fairer structures in international institutions, particularly the UN security council.

Significantly, too, it has recast itself as a producing house, brokering inventive collaborations such as Sutra, in which Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Antony Gormley joined forces with the Shaolin monks on a journey through myth and martial arts; or Push, in which the spectacularly contrasted talents of Sylvie Guillem and Russell Maliphant achieved a rare, burnished chemistry.

In the interests of space, I've recast just one of the most critical parts of Dreher's argument into the form of various ethical propositions.

Mr. Mohamad wrote in his program note that the tale is usually told from the King's perspective; he has recast it to reflect the views of all the participants.

A string of Congressional defeats has recast the Republican Party, leaving it smaller, more conservative and more combative.

GoFundMe has recast CrowdRise as a more nimble version of what it already was, but also a more professional version.

But the campaign has recast the landscape.

In many ways, the Arab Spring has recast the Arab world from what emerged after 9/11.

With Mr. bin Laden remaining elusive, President Bush has recast his war aims.