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For Robin Harris, a conservative policy thinker who was Cameron's first boss at the Conservative Central Office, "modernizing" is a word used to bamboozle the party faithful while sacrificing conservatism to the opinions of London-based, Guardian-reading elites.

American officials have said that one of the Chinese Navy's main goals in modernizing is to operate in an area where the United States currently has naval supremacy: the waters of the western Pacific that lie beyond Japan, Taiwan and the Philippines, what is commonly known as the "first island chain".

They are right in the sense that modernizing is essentially about PR: Meghan gives the monarchy a more 21st-century look.

"Modernizing was basically being unconservative in a deliberate manner.

"Modernizing was never about technical changes," he says.

To modernize is to take everything, the bad with the good, and not to modernize is to play no part in the life of contemporary humanity.

To modernize is not to make a brand-new thing; it's to bring an old thing up to date.

A nation that modernizes is set upon a path of development that carries its own logic and an inseparable mixture of good and bad.

The Ariaú Amazon Towers, opened in 1987 and recently expanded and modernized, is a two-hour boat ride northwest of Manaus.

The move to modernize is also part of a larger trend, one that many cities, long known for their dusty ways, are embracing.

"But right now we have a serious crisis in the country, and to get states to modernize is in the workers' best interest".