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It also reflects the way the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have shaped how the military delivers culture.

We read a novel to find out how it is shaped, how the total experience is delivered.

The comeback of the garment that shaped how the pocket watch was worn hasn't hurt sales, either.

And it wasn't just cultural: it was political as well, for Shakespeare forged a language that has certainly shaped how the English (and to some extent the British) see themselves even today in relation to the world.

As Boris Johnson drifts towards the end of his time at City Hall, electors can look back on eight years of national media coverage dotingly obsessed with his noise, novelty and designs on Downing Street to the frequent exclusion of his control of an annual budget upwards of £15bn and use of powers that have shaped how the capital has evolved.

A review of education technology research, based on over a decade of study, has shaped how the Intel Education solutions are developed, and illustrate how to transform teaching and learning.

By Ashley Powers Long tenures give sheriffs wide latitude to shape how the law is enforced.

This gives sheriffs wide latitude to shape how the law is enforced.

But for most golfers, the opening six holes seemed to shape how the rest of their round unfolded.

Mr. Gupta filed a number of motions last week to try to shape how the case would unfold.

Words matter, and the words of a U.S. President matter immensely in shaping how the world perceives America.