redefine
Britishverb
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The agency is also looking to divest two aircraft managed by the center and to “redefine the scope” of modeling and forecasting research and operations moving forward.
From Los Angeles Times
“Kimball, and much of rural Appalachia, is at a pivotal point where they have this amazing opportunity to redefine themselves,” said Jenny Totten, a former resident who helped connect town leaders to the nonprofit.
Sutton discovered she needed to redefine what success meant to her, because the concept was much different than when she began her career.
From MarketWatch
Indeed, in a follow-up post he redefined his argument as applying to “the hidden precarity for many American families.”
From Los Angeles Times
Nvidia in the last quarter redefined how it splits out revenue by region, in a move that now makes sales through Singapore less obvious.
From MarketWatch
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