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But as a practical matter, his death says more about how much the al Qaeda problem has morphed into an even bigger Pakistan problem.

No doubt Taliban and its leader Mullah Omar will be morphed by the US media machine into a bin Laden stand-ins.

So the whole thing has sort of morphed into this organic, ever evolving creature, that's actually gone way beyond Christine and I.

When all transformations have been applied, the plan tree has morphed into a run tree, and is now ready for execution.

Instead, the stock traded 35 points higher and what would have been a seven-figure win suddenly morphed into a multiple seven-figure loss.

In recent months, China's international image has morphed from global economic savior into, frankly, a bit of a bully.

Internet traffic is growing by 40% a year. The internet has morphed into a social medium.

Over the years though that has sort of morphed into: all RNG is bad, and any mechanic that has an RNG element is also bad.

However, in the last couple of years it's morphed into a more Web-focused conference.

A state-controlled economy has morphed into a market economy, greatly raising people's standard of living.

The European crisis is no longer a European crisis. It has morphed into something that could easily engulf the global economy.

A state-controlled economy has morphed into a market economy, greatly raising the standard of living.

The word has morphed from a precise statistical term to an all-purpose phrase that stresses the illogic and coincidence of life.

S. border. But the CPS has morphed into a broader criminal organization, also running local drug-dealing, kidnapping and protection rackets.

But the lingering suspicion remains that the country's old communist elite and their children have morphed into a new nomenklatura.

Within the past couple of years, memristors have morphed from obscure jargon into one of the hottest properties in physics.

That's right, by substituting machines for workers the modern Chinese economy has morphed into a recipe for labour-saving growth.

The first squatter homes have since morphed into a crowded community that has a private drinking water supply and spotty electricity.

Unfortunately, that idea of the future has disappeared, or at least morphed into something much different.

The business environment morphed into a continuously available one, 24x7, never stopping for anyone or anything.

But these days the silk has turned into fur or luxury handbags, while the jewelry has morphed into a full set of gems.

The harder I tried, the more mistakes I made and self-doubt morphed into a complete lack of confidence.

His team's app netted $3, 000 a day and morphed into a company that later sold for a six-figure sum.

Social networking sites have morphed into a mainstream medium for teens and adults.

As you enter the training academy, you will be morphed into human form so you can travel undetected amongst the humans.

The river would have morphed into a chain of man-made lakes if two brothers hadn't helped stem the tide of concrete.

The Little Team That Didn't has morphed into something bigger and deeper, where defense and discipline are no longer empty promises.

One is the possibility that the Chinese economic miracle has morphed into a credit bubble, which could pop.

On its trip from essay to book "In the Basement of the Ivory Tower" has taken some odd detours. It's morphed into something new.

Eventually, they began keeping tabs of their favorite sites. They organized them under topics, and their lists morphed into Yahoo!

Perhaps because of this association, by late 2005 the Islamic Army had morphed into a religious organization.

But the Greek crisis has somehow morphed into the German problem.

Japan's problems have morphed from the economic into the social, which has then looped back into deeper economic malaise.

It has since morphed into the SheratonBetterWhenShared project.

Instead, the ECB has morphed into the euro zone's 'bad bank, ' taking on enough questionable credits to sink a battleship.

This is why the utopia Che envisioned for Cuba never materialized but morphed into a nightmare.

" In official circles, the term soon morphed into the more soporific " peaceful development.

Shallow seas nurtured life early on , and that's where it morphed into more complex forms .

What that library has morphed into is the java. util. concurrent package of the Tiger release.

The government workers, in other words, had morphed into landlords and residents of a fancy high-rise development.

Radiation from nuclear detonations morphed a small lizard into Godzilla.

It is a dynamic and adaptable institution, which has morphed into shapes its founders never anticipated.

What was a good idea in 2006 has morphed into a favoured industry since China became the world's biggest auto market last year.

But for few unlucky ones it has morphed from profound to profane.

"What this hedge morphed into violates our own principles, " Mr Dimon added.

Today, most of our clients have morphed into as many as four new clients.

It merely morphed into Project Jedi at Fort Bragg, headquarters of U. S. Special Forces.

The idea soon morphed into ThePoint. com, an online platform for petitioners to muster support for all sorts of causes.

After winning a surprise gold medal in the 110m hurdles in Athens four years ago, Liu morphed from amiable jock to national stud.

Twitter has morphed into something its inventors didn't intend: a broadcast news service.

The computer programmer morphed the image.

OK, the Goblin Tinker is really mad. He's morphed into super robot mode!

If we receive a spell of Morph and that we are already morphed, the first morph is stopped.

There are, of course, people who have morphed their brand.

Apple 1, morphed into Apple 2 which went further.

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Over the years, however, he morphed from a young revolutionary inspired by a deep sense of Arab nationalism into an eccentric and ruthless