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About 10,000 years ago, for example, rising oceans transformed Tasmania from an Australian peninsula into an island.
Moreover, Indian officials must still nurture the small, albeit growing, constituency that supports a rapidly transformed relationship with the US.
Often certain actual external sounds, such as fans or running water, become transformed into perceived speech.
At the same time, just as the twentieth century’s convergence of physics and engineering transformed our lives, the accelerating convergence of biology and engineering is driving unprecedented discoveries that promise to create another platform for innovation, the rise of new industries, and economic growth.
But her Brexit strategy, in which she has avoided taking any clear positions, has transformed the party into something even worse: a dishonest, divided, weak political cabal whose decisions could prove lethal.
Just as Smith’s minimal capitalism was transformed into Keynes’ mixed economy, we need to contemplate a transition from the national version of the mixed economy to its global counterpart.
The IMF has transformed itself into a purveyor of aid in the form of dollar loans to the rulers of the Third and postcommunist worlds.
Simply put, the idea of European integration transformed our continent.
In less than a generation, Dubai has transformed itself into a major center for investment, commerce, and high-end culture.
PiS has transformed itself from an ideological nullity into a party that has managed to introduce shocking changes with record speed and efficiency.
Whether al-Qaeda had a direct role in the Madrid and London bombings, or the recent plot to blow up airliners over the Atlantic, is less important than the way it has been transformed into a powerful “brand.”
And, although this is the most severe precipitation to hit the region since 1911, the flooding was also the result of human error: the irresponsible and unplanned urbanization that has transformed India in recent decades.
With the data they collect, developing-country health-care innovators can set the stage for their clinical advances to be transformed into national public policies, not just in their own countries, but in resource-deprived communities worldwide.
Entire lives have been transformed.
Hubbard and Mankiw advised former President George W. Bush in his first term, when he cut taxes and transformed a record surplus into a record deficit.
Education has increasingly been transformed into a commodity system, in which the “customers” (formerly students) are kept happy with personalized curricula while being prepared for the job market (rather than being prepared to be responsible human beings and citizens).
He has transformed the war on terror into the guiding force of US foreign policy.
From now on, the campaign appears set to be transformed into a classic left-right struggle, but with a major difference between the two main candidates’ strategies.
Indeed, the essence of Sarkozy’s campaign message has become: “You might not like me personally (you would be wrong, by the way, because I am not as you see me, and my experience in power has transformed me deeply), but you support my conservative values, because they represent what you really think.
A NAFTA-wide security perimeter could transform internal borders in much the same way that the Schengen Agreement transformed borders within much of continental Europe.
McCain, Obama, and Hot AirWASHINGTON, DC – Whatever the outcome of the United States’ presidential election, climate change policy will be transformed.
The international system rather quickly adopted (and transformed) this notion, and numerous humanitarian military interventions followed--in Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia, Kosovo, East Timor, and Sierra Leone.
In fact, it was cataclysmic climate change – which transformed a lush, green Sahara into a harsh desert – that triggered the emergence of such lifestyles in East Africa 5,000 years ago.
In doing so, they have transformed the economic and social landscape in countless communities.
This institution building is far from complete, but the process transformed European attitudes.
Though not all countries made progress – many small economies did not do well – on an aggregate basis, the structure of the world economy was being transformed.
When the communist regimes collapsed in 1989, the communist parties of Poland and Hungary transformed themselves into credible democratic-left parties that became formidable opponents of the newly emerging political right.
But this time it is the prevailing economic model that must be transformed.
This new use of printing technology to produce short, punchy pamphlets in the vernacular transformed the industry itself.
In recent decades, as it became the world’s leading trading economy, China transformed the global trading system.
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