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"Inevitably, it will morph into Medicare Part E," he said.

But the core of her job won't, she says: "It will morph, but it's still about relationships".

By the time the Regency reopens, it will morph into Park Avenue Spring, followed by Park Avenue Summer, and will probably transform itself into Park Avenue Autumn.

The Discovery Kids cable channel is actually disappearing in October, when it will morph into the Hub, a joint venture between Discovery Communications and the toy company Hasbro.

The station was rebranded as London's Biggest Conversation in 2007, and when it goes national next month it will morph again, to Leading Britain's Conversation.

And as far as my relationship to the built environment goes, I have come to understand fully that as our fuel tank gradually self-destructs, it will morph into a subterranean monster capable of destroying the value of our house, the land around it, our life in it.

Keep those fingers crossed it'll morph into an LMP1 car, and both manufacturers resume battle.

Or, as Mr Gates puts it, the Internet will "morph" from being a pure presentation network into a full computing platform.On the PC, Windows reigns supreme.

"Then it will either morph into a different kind of school, or close".

It will, eventually, morph into a more just system.

A versatile formation like IS can in a sense be defeated militarily but the likelihood is that it will simply morph into another phenomenon and reappear at a later date.