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It is being rumoured that Syriza may soon transform itself into a single party and extend membership to a far left group called Antarsia (which gained 1%) and the Louka Katseli group from Pasok which failed to gain seats, and the Eco-Greens, who polled below 3%.
She may have soon transformed races into pedal-powered processions, but as husband Barney describes, the devil is in the detail.
If engineers at Stanford have their way, biological research may soon be transformed by a new class of light-emitting probes small enough to be injected into individual cells without harm to the host.
The landmark Beaux-Arts headquarters of the New York Public Library, on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, a sedate research institution, may soon be transformed with the addition of a gigantic branch library, where the main draws will be meeting places and areas for teenagers and children.
Perhaps the agenda was even more important for what it did not say: That the attack on public sector pensions may soon be transformed into a state ballot initiative that would change California's constitution.
The girls soon transformed the cottage into a playroom.
Yet in typical Burroughs fashion, grim reality was soon transformed.
"Without government intervention, we may soon find the Internet has been transformed from a library and playground to a fishbowl," Mr. Calabrese testified in March during a Senate hearing on consumer privacy, "and that we have unwittingly ceded core values of privacy and autonomy".
Once it is gone, the full brunt of America's innovative know-how, academic and private, could transform the subject, as other countries may soon find out.
