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Dubai has established a reputation for building dozens of futuristic skyscrapers, which have transformed its skyline.

The intelligence agencies noted that Al Qaeda had focused almost exclusively on terrorism, a contrast with groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, which have transformed themselves into political movements.

Buyers and sellers rely heavily on Facebook and other social networking sites to promote the improvised exchanges, which have transformed the way Spaniards shop for the holidays.

His previous installations, which have transformed public spaces around the world from New York to Hydra island in Greece, show that we can expect an installation that is significant and compelling.

Benoit Labonté, president of the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal, said the Caisse was "a big player" in wooing investments in the pharmaceutical, telecommunications, biotechnology and software industries, which have transformed the city's economy in the last 15 years.

These days, Takoradi is a hub of activity for barrels of a different kind of oil – crude – which have transformed Ghana's economy into one of the fastest growing in the world.

"Kids cannot learn if they are not physically fit," said Richard Kahan, founder of Take the Field, which has transformed roughly 40 fields citywide for use by children and will oversee the transformation of the Park Slope site.

That endeavor, which has transformed the world in the last few centuries, does indeed teach values.

One residential care home we visited has an all-encompassing digital reporting system, which has transformed the workplace.

That ignominious experience led the Tories to adopt inflation targeting, which has transformed Britain's macroeconomic performance.

Talking to reporters Thursday, Brooks admitted that returning to a music industry which has transformed so dramatically in his absence has taken some adjusting.