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And Beyoncé is redefining how the means of production in pop work, and she's doing it in ways that favor the underdog.

A no vote would scupper a treaty that provides for a new dispensation for the EU, streamlining the European commission, redefining how the EU is run, changing the voting system to better reflect the clout of individual countries, giving the EU its first sitting president, its own diplomatic service and a European foreign minister, and doing away with national vetoes in justice and home affairs.

Abortion rights advocacy groups have flagged the provision as a likely anti-abortion political statement, and one that could help Republicans build a case toward redefining how the law defines a person — a crucial part of the abortion debate in the United States.

Nicholson is one of a few talented, young menswear designers who are redefining how the Western man is expected to dress.

Nicholson is one of a few talented, young menswear designers who are redefining how the Western man is expected to dress.

Not incidentally, information access swiftly redefined how the company qualified prospects and computed lifetime customer value.

"It really helped redefine how the American political system looks at the redistricting process," Walter said.

He and the Pittsburgh Steelers Troy Polamaluu redefined how the safety position was played.

A 5ft 6in bundle of Latin class, Ossie helped English football redefine how the game was played.

And his words suggested that he wants to redefine how the American public looks at the question of fairness.

And he said that the nation had the chance to "redefine how war is fought and won in the future, and therefore we have the opportunity to redefine how the peace is kept".