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Other new tasks for NATO, quite unimagined by its founders, were "liberal intervention" and "nation-building".

Not only were there new tasks for diplomacy to perform, but there was also a new emphasis on old tasks.

New tasks for industrial robots often require high stiffness or entail high reaction forces, which are currently provided by the robot structure itself.

In his 1990 book, "Under God: Religion and American Politics," Wills brilliantly identified American freedom of religion as that which, "more than anything else, made the United States a new thing on the earth, setting new tasks for religion, offering it new opportunities".

Dual-career couples raise a number of new tasks for German universities.

If more retailers move toward this model, they may also have to find new tasks for former cashiers.

Tracking trends is a significant new task for agencies, says Tony Wright, strategy director at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide in New York, the WPP Group agency that creates campaigns for consumer-centric brands like American Express, Dove, Maxwell House, Miller Lite and Sprite.

The new task for business is discovering how to channel that power.

Each day leading up to their exams I posted a new task for them to dip into.

Anyone who has a new task for the Kinect can experiment with the tools, which are proliferating.

Each month, she assigned a new task, for instance, shooting a self-portrait, a scene from a child's perspective or their "working selves".