In the best of all worlds, Feingold's strong stand would redefine what's "moderate" and make clear that those challenging the legality of the wiretapping are neither extreme nor soft on terrorism.
"Strike a powerful pose, stand out, redefine the notion of beauty," the copy reads.
This unique position of daily directed guidance stands to redefine primary care, while helping people live happier, healthier and longer.
It now stands to redefine the contours of executive power and the executive branch's exercise of prosecutorial discretion under the Constitution.
Someone has to have the guts to stand up and redefine "the center".
"The Supreme Court's decision to let rulings by lower court judges stand that redefine marriage is both tragic and indefensible," he said.
"What constitutes lawful self-defense" in Florida and other states with Stand Your Ground laws has been redefined to legalize — and, indeed, encourage — lethal force inspired by fear.
"The lines are being drawn between states that stand with natural, traditional marriage and states that redefined it," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a conservative Christian organization.
First, the technological feat of retrieving workable human genomic DNA from bones that were more than 38,000 years old was astounding; it redefined the limits of paleogenetics and stands almost as a challenge to push the envelope even farther.
Stand before them, and "you really get a sense that those were works that had not been produced before and that redefined the way drawing was understood," Dr. Lovatt said.
