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In Twist of the Blade, the second book in The Shards of Excalibur series, Edward Willett intensifies the stakes for Ariane Forsythe and Wally Knight as they continue their quest (begun in Song of the Sword) against Rex Major, aka Merlin, to reforge Excalibur and save the world.

FELIX MAGATH has backed striker Ross McCormack to reforge his lethal partnership with Matt Smith and fire Fulham up the table.

With a focus on pinpointing "truth," the speaker performs a rigorous examination of his cycles of thought and the ways in which he chooses to unconsciously reforge his memories.

Mondry then analyzes the Soviet period, including its attempt to "reforge" the male Jewish character by transforming him into a productive one for the new Soviet country as shown in Vladimir Korsh's movie Seekers of Happiness (1936) and in Valentin Ivanov's antisemitic novel The Yellow Metal, which was later prohibited.

The emergence of it as an independent country will reforge England as an invigorated, united, multiethnic, modern nation whose people have a common identity and purpose.

Nicola Gordon-Bowe's essay on the "Iconic Book," and the stories of the Cuala and Dolmen Presses here remind us of signal efforts to reforge symbolic links with the Celtic Romanesque.

Caulfield shows how some of these relied on state support to protect them from the CTM, and in return supported the Salinas administration's attempt to reforge Mexican labour relations along non-adversarial lines; others, notably the miners' union, sought to increase their independence from the state, and found themselves in head-to-head confrontation with both employers and governments.

The party also decided to " reforge" links with people who have drifted from it because of " certain shortcomings" that have been identified.

It is possible for Obama to reverse Wilson's misreading of the American public, reforge the damaged Israeli-American relationship and stay true to his ideals.

It is possible for Obama to reverse Wilson's misreading of the American public, reforge the damaged US-Israeli relationship and stay true to his ideals.

Planets on Tables joins a number of recent books--including Rachel Blau DuPlessis's Blue Studios: Poetry and Its Cultural Work, Angus Fletcher's A New Theory for American Poetry: Democracy, the Environment, and the Future of Imagination, and Susan Stewart's Poetry and the Fate of the Senses--that attempt to forge (or reforge) the relationship between poetry and that other world which is often assumed to be its opposite, that place we sometimes designate the social, the public, the historical, or the political.

Two girls, mired in a "never-going-to-be-friends-again day," find a way to reforge their friendship.

A priest needs to be alone with God, even if just for a few moments a day, to reforge that person-to-Person connection, which is the religion he embodies.

Nixon and Martin say they will reforge that connection with a new combination of professionalized business and revitalized activism.