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When the touring ended, the Atlanta Opera, which had begun as an amateur outfit, transformed itself to fill the void.

"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.

— Jenna Wortham NewsGator Has Quietly Built an Enterprise Social Network TECHCRUNCH.COM | NewsGator has transformed itself to compete with Jive, Salesforce.com's Chatter and Yammer.

Contrary to the popular theoretical perception of a state "hollowing out" to make room for the market under neoliberalization, the Chinese state is found to have reshuffled and transformed itself to embrace and take advantage of the market.

In a recent review, San Francisco Chronicle food scribe Michael Bauer raved, "I can't think of another restaurant that has so transformed itself to come into its own".

The point at which the word transforms itself to make a picture.

Saddled with a sluggish ground force that was a legacy of the cold war, the Army had to think about transforming itself to remain relevant to national security.

Starboard had aimed to shake up AOL, which is working to transform itself to an ad-driven media destination as it winds down its old business of selling dial-up Internet access.

Correction: June 4 , 2002 Tuesday A caption in a picture grouping on Sunday recalling notable criminal cases, with an article about the F.B.I.'s efforts to transform itself to fight terrorism, misstated the crime for which Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in 1953.

Laurence Parisot, president of Medef, the main business lobby, on Wednesday hailed the plan as one that would help end "the divisions that for 40 years have limited France's capacity to transform itself, to evolve, to rise to the challenges with which it is confronted".

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