Examples of using Reshaped in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
His current work revolves around how commerce reshaped politics in the early seventeenth century,
After the surgeon has rearranged, reshaped, or shaved the bone
humanity's frontier is reshaped, all by players' actions.
The disaster at the Fukushima nuclear power plant reshaped the future of nuclear power, especially with regard to safety.
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And the shoe has clearly reshaped the outlines of what actually counts as a sneaker.
social dynamics that have reshaped the global healthcare industry.
We reshaped our mobile ice cream vending programme for young people to open up more opportunities.
ideas have led to a fantastic community that has reshaped and keeps on reinventing the current marketing and advertisement landscape!
During one week in December 2010, the bureau reorganized and reshaped printed material that were found in the public space of Skellefteå.
But what ultimately reshaped the political landscape of the region still cannot be described as anything other than the people's strong determination
Roosevelt reshaped the role of First Lady
In 2015 we reshaped our existing mobile vending programme for ice cream into a new‘I am Walls' initiative.
In 1791, James Boswell reshaped the image of the biography with his Life of Samuel Johnson,
resulted in an intercolonial movement that reshaped the social order.
Afterwards, the group has continually expanded and reshaped into what today consists of companies within the fields mechanical workshops,
The interest never slacked in this short work as relationships were shaped then reshaped by the powerful choreography.
Its formulation is been designed specifically to ensure a reshaped texture and a matt finish.
It was reorganised in 2005, with reshaped powers and staffing,
West Devon were radically reshaped during the 18th and 19th centuries by deep-lode mining for copper and tin.