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And in the short term, at least, the rise of the ADQ may also redraw Canada's political map in favour of Stephen Harper, the federal Conservative prime minister.In any other election in Quebec over the past century the Liberal haul of just 48 seats would have sent Mr Charest to the unemployment office.

State lawmakers must also redraw their own districts (150 in the House and 31 in the Senate), which must contain equal populations and be drawn with minority populations in mind.

They also redrew electoral boundaries to secure future Republican majorities.

He also redrew Sony's corporate structure to encourage engineers from all projects to work together.

Schools teach in English, but Spanish lessons are mandatory.Migrants are also redrawing the map of the country.

But while redrawing the map of the city, "Heaven" also redraws the emotional map, extending the boundaries of feelings — mostly awful ones — from the very start, as it veers from a scene of kissing and hugging to a confrontation that's one of the cruelest I've ever seen in a movie.

It also redrew the map of Europe and was the climax of what has become known as the second Hundred Years War, a bitter commercial and colonial rivalry between Britain and France that had begun during the reign of Louis XIV.

But while redrawing the map of the city, "Heaven" also redraws the emotional map, extending the boundaries of feelings mostly awful ones from the very start, as it veers from a scene of kissing and hugging to a confrontation that's one of the cruelest I've ever seen in a movie.

Improvements in the routes taken by public transport may also help; IBM have helped Abidjan in the Ivory Coast redraw their public transport routes based on where the demand actually is, by looking at where in the city mobile phone calls are made from.

Whether the democratic impulses behind the Arab spring will predominate over the religious impulses of Islamism is far from clear.The war in eastern Ukraine may also look like a run-of-the-mill attempt at a post-colonial redrawing of borders.

It may also be slightly easier for Democrats to rally their troops: they tend to be concentrated in cities, whereas Republican voters are scattered in outer suburbs and the countryside.Redrawing the mapThe Republicans' real advantage, however, comes from their command of the levers of government.