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Because she strove to reshape literary conventions — syntax, language usage, narrative order and the sense of making sense — any comment on her choices may already be rebuffed in her poetics and practice.

So governments across the rich world, as well as some in developing countries, are striving to reshape their public services from ponderous bureaucracies into something nimbler and less blunder-prone.The seminar is run by the Saïd Business School and the Major Projects Authority (MPA), an agency set up by Britain's governing coalition in 2011.

Indeed, as the country transitions from an economy that incorporates more governmental control to one that is more autonomous, "France has strived to reshape the landscape of higher education and research," says a French official involved in the management of bilateral cooperation programs.

This is bound to reshape police priorities.

Haslam moved quickly to reshape the franchise.

Or, rather, trying to reshape one.

The Warriors decided to reshape themselves.

Big data continues to reshape health.

How to reshape and concentrate that?

He has tried to reshape both.

The Bloomsburies hoped to reshape British society.