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All of them except Cisco, which is a true child of the Internet age, are former makers of traditional telephone exchanges; but none has transformed itself as much as Marconi.This week's results—underlying operating profits are up by 26% to £320m marked the anniversary of the company's rebirth.

SINCE the days of Park Chung-hee's often brutal dictatorship (he seized power in 1961 and was assassinated in 1979), South Korea has transformed itself as a democratic nation.

A Relevant University transforms itself at least as quickly -- preferably more quickly -- as the society it serves.

The trade publication Adweek named Goodby, Silverstein the United States agency of the year for 2006 for transforming itself, as the editors wrote, into an integrated agency "from a TV-centric shop uncertain of its skills in the fastest-growing medium today, the Web".

Like many Chinese picking their way through the ruins of the Qing Empire, Mao was convinced that China had to transform itself, as the Soviet Union had done, into a powerful nation-state in order to survive the hostility of the capitalist-imperialist West.

But ASW needs to transform itself as a product and from a business perspective it needs to generate significant revenue from a certain percentage of it's current userbase of around 600,000 members whether they are elites or not.

"As our region's economy has transformed itself to become almost as diversified as the nation as a whole, we're better off," Professor Hewings said.

Paradoxically, he said, if Singapore had not been so poor it might never have transformed itself and prospered as it has.

Under his supervision the clinic maintained its reputation for patient care as it transformed itself into a recognized academic department of Brigham and Women's.

WNYC had been deeply influenced by Mr. Giovannoni for several years as it transformed itself from a station almost entirely dependent on municipal funding to one supporting itself, buying its AM and FM licenses from the city for $20 million.

For a decade, as it transformed itself from a gas pipeline operator into the nation's biggest energy trader, Enron enjoyed unalloyed lobbying success in Washington and the enthusiastic backing of Wall Street.