"It's his way of trying to reshape what the story is," Professor Ahmad said.
Therefore, opportunities to reshape what we do as the needs and expectations of our audiences change and grow.
"To the degree it helps to reshape what we've come to understand what a labor organization is, it's all to the good".
Social experiments like this could just be the start, Gordon thinks: "Games are inevitably going to reshape what cityscapes look like".
BEIJING — In its latest move to reshape what Chinese viewers can watch on television, the government agency that oversees mass media has issued a new set of regulations that seek to restrict comedies, dramas and movies from abroad.
Others, like P. Diddy, who turned his decision to run in the New York City Marathon into a publicity bonanza, have been more public in an effort to reshape what the public makes of them, said Mr. Parker of Vibe.
"Why did she so often blue-pencil them out?" Light theorizes that Woolf "was driven by the urgent need to handle and reshape what she found unaesthetic, even repulsive, especially when it concerned the life of the body".
It was time, she said, to replace "the present regime of slander," to end the city's "calculated disinvestment" in CUNY, to reshape what had become a "politicized board of trustees" under Mr. Giuliani and Gov. George E. Pataki.
Human nature shapes and constrains the possible kinds of political regimes, so a technology powerful enough to reshape what we are will have possibly malign consequences for liberal democracy and the nature of politics itself.
The quickening pace of daily living, advances in personal technology and the rapidly changing media landscape are combining to reshape what consumers expect out of a theme park, Disney executives say.
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