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His revelations about the vulnerability of the internet to surveillance has stimulated many people to recalibrate their assumptions about how the online world should be configured.

Now is the time to recalibrate the default assumptions of American political discourse.

Events demanding that we rethink old assumptions, recalibrate the realm of possibility, and consider new ideas were commonplace--with the Cold War's threat of nuclear annihilation and incremental involvement in Vietnam as the backdrop.

If we can get you to stop and take a pause and it recalibrates what your assumptions are, maybe you'll rethink it enough to want to change.

"The administration needs to recalibrate its overly optimistic assumptions in order to seriously address the declining fortunes of middle-class families," said Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, chairman of the Joint Economic Committee.

But coming from the world of European experimental theater, he also acknowledged that performing in "Fela!" had forced him to recalibrate some of his own assumptions about the nature and function of his art.

But Frankopan is quick to make a point of this apparently arbitrary opening: he wants to recalibrate our view of history, to challenge assumptions about where we come from and what has shaped us.

In light of these changes, it is necessary to recalibrate the brokerage model of R&C and address assumptions of the model that may no longer hold.

We discuss this apparent discrepancy and how to use the estimate as benchmark to recalibrate proteome-wide quantitative censuses or to revisit assumptions about cell composition.

My dad was a D.C. policeman, and I would like to apologize (not "recalibrate") to the Cambridge police for the president's assumption that they "acted stupidly".

DENVER — Senators John McCain and Barack Obama have begun recalibrating their strategies for the presidential campaign — and reconsidering some of their basic assumptions about which states and voters are in play — in a contest recast by Mr. McCain's unexpected selection of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska as his running mate.