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In 2002, Mr. Motley and Mr. Rice formed a new law firm that would take their practice in a new direction.

Judge Richard A. Posner of the federal appeals court in Chicago defended the practice in a new book, "Reflections on Judging," saying that "the Web is an incredible compendium of data and a potentially invaluable resource for lawyers and judges").

Color is a photo-sharing app, but it takes the practice in a new, more open direction, in that it shares your photos with whoever else is using the app in close proximity to you.

The plan is being built out by other architects, but it set a bold precedent for other local authorities to follow suit, and set the practice in a new direction that now makes up the majority of its work.

ABC will also bring back James Spader as the lawyer Alan Shore from "The Practice" in a new series, still to be titled, which will cover the more bizarre aspects of the law, à la "Ally McBeal".

Or has a heated election cycle cast the practice in a new light?

The team practiced in a new, if puddle-pocked, athletic field next to the school that players nicknamed the Swamp.

From the 12th through the 14th century, Kabbalists interpreted Jewish practices in a new light and so transformed them into mystical rites and customs.

Letting go of that hands-on mindset is something that a lot of entrepreneurs struggle with, and that struggle can often lead to retaining counterproductive practices in a new position.

Look for the triggers, then practice responding in a new and more productive way.

And it's hard enough for a saxophone player to practice in a New York apartment.