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James's Wapping moment sees him making a gesture he hopes will be grand enough to soften the focus of any phone-hacking inquiry, bold enough to allow the company to extricate itself from present trouble and, in the process, allow him to reshape News International around the digital television platforms he feels both more comfortable with and which are undoubtedly more profitable.

Mayor Bloomberg and Mr. Klein have the power to reshape New York City schools.

He believes that, maybe not in two or even ten years, but at some future point, green initiatives will reshape New York.

Democrats and unions, fearful that a landslide victory by Gov. Chris Christie will reshape New Jersey's political landscape, have poured tens of millions of dollars into a record-breaking outside spending campaign that has transformed the state's election season.

"Despite the outraged cries of protesters that have dogged the project since its inception, Oscorp Industries is set to flip the switch on the construction of an experimental hydroelectric power plant that could reshape New York's power landscape," it says.

Not long after Donald J. Trump's plans to build the world's tallest residential building near the United Nations ignited a well-heeled protest, the Giuliani administration responded by moving to reshape New York's byzantine zoning code and, ultimately, the city's skyline.

But depending on how it is interpreted in the coming days, it could dramatically reshape New Jersey's 20-year-old system of publicly financed governor's races and provide a windfall for Mr. Schundler, whose fund-raising has lagged behind that of his Democratic rival, James E. McGreevey.

More than a quarter century after it gave birth to one of the nation's most ambitious attempts at trying to shape the demographics of suburbia, the State Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday on a case that could reshape New Jersey's Mount Laurel doctrine, a set of rules that were intended to open up suburbia to poor and working-class families.

"The whole point of Basel 2 is to get rid of regulatory arbitrage," she comments.However, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) might also try to reshape the new rules just as American congressmen have already tried.

Which of these invasive species will alter or even reshape their new environment?

While the court's backing for local DPAs' jurisdiction sets the weather going into GDPR, and looks like a vital check against any overbearing corporate attempts to reshape the new rules to fit their own ends — at the expense of users' fundamental rights.