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Metamorphize

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Met`a`mor´phize
v. t.1.To metamorphose.


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As more and more communities become targeted to serving specific market segments, we expect the community building to metamorphize in ways that complement the key interests of that target group.
His concept of life, man, art and culture metamorphize.
Strong leadership is particularly important in the telecommunications industry today as the industry continually metamorphizes itself," said Patti Manuel, president of sales and marketing, Sprint Business Services Group.
 
 
 
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