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The deal also lays the groundwork for broader reform measures that could reshape how banks report benchmark rates.

The finding marks a turning point in a suit that could reshape education financing in the state.

In "Gaming the Vote," Mr. Poundstone enumerates some of the major theoretical systems that could reshape voting.

The most ambitious sites are trying to establish exchanges that could reshape the way seafood goes from ocean to table.

In an unexpected move that could reshape the legacy of America's most virile octogenarian publishing mogul, Mr. Hefner on Monday made a bid to take Playboy Enterprises private.

But health officials said it was also just a "first step" in a restructuring that could reshape how South Florida's poor and sick receive care.

"I'm not going to vote," Mrs. Mureya said of the constitutional referendum scheduled for Wednesday, an event that could reshape the nation.

But that goal took a major step forward on Tuesday, when an international design competition unveiled plans that could reshape the Arch grounds.

She said she was trying to come to terms with her role in a case that could reshape American higher education.

As a threat multiplier, it has the potential to generate and exacerbate destabilising conditions that could reshape the regional security environment".

High on an agenda that stresses social inclusion and sustainable development are final discussions on the creation of two financial institutions that could reshape the global economic landscape.