Was it the most dramatic, the second most dramatic, the last dramatic?
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His dramatic songs are all the dramatic revival we need.
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A dramatic life does not necessarily a dramatic film make.
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Two remarkable facts, drawn from two recent analyses, serve to illustrate the point in dramatic fashion — not "world's cheapest" dramatic, but pretty dramatic.
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It was a dramatic build-up with a less than dramatic end.
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Dramatic pictures, you know, dramatic stories being told of people being rescued.
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In public, she often wears dramatic makeup, dramatic outfits and a rainbow of dramatic wigs, which is to say she performs both on- and offstage.
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The academics are defined by conflicts that are dramatic, without being dramatic themselves.
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It's a dramatic example in a book about a not-very-dramatic topic.
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From there, things get dramatic, perhaps even overly dramatic, but still, I'm into it.
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A dramatic first episode gave way to a dramatic full trailer for Hannah's Bachelorette season.
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The professor, Jody Freeman, called the Trump rule "a dramatic retrenchment," not a dramatic entrenchment.
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That is, dispersion creates the opening for more dramatic outperformance, but also for more dramatic underperformance.
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Dramatic change may be the only answer, and dramatic change is hard to imagine here, too.
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The reason for this dramatic reversal of policy is an equally dramatic reversal of political fortunes.
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Classic Meme 4: Dramatic Chipmunk Dramatic Chipmunk comes from a clip from the Japanese TV show Hello!
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"This may sound like a dramatic appeal, but it is exactly this: a dramatic appeal," Guterres said.
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The dramatic vote marked a dramatic downturn for Netanyahu and sent the longtime leader's future into turmoil.
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Rick and Morty's most dramatic episode has now spawned a meme for life's most dramatic twists and turns.
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Leos are dramatic people and when they're over you, you can bet they'll be dramatic about that, too.
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Dramatic decisions Lopez Obrador has taken dramatic actions to fulfill campaign promises to cut waste and reduce corruption.
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The first season didn't have much of a dramatic arc, because a dozen wildly dramatic things happened every week.
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The role isn't purely comedic or dramatic — Jess is vulnerable, and that is comedic, dramatic, and everything in between.
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The dramatic change in attitudes toward gay people and, more recently, the dramatic change in attitudes towards trans people.
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The difference between one and 100 is dramatic — 100 and a million is that much more dramatic and exciting.
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That for all of us to view diplomacy as a dramatic clash — or a dramatic friendship — [is a mistake].
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A black-and-white color palette allows dramatic forms — and the dramatic landscape of the English countryside — to flourish.
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The feature lets you record three-second clips with a dramatic zoom effect perfect for memes and dramatic Story posts.
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I don't need to wait for a dramatic moment and then dolly into a guy's face, and add dramatic music.
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"Dramatic Chipmunk," as it was erroneously titled, captivated the internet — and dramatic zooms have featured in popular culture ever since.
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She studied with teachers from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
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Khan has never shied away from concentrated sparkly detailing on his designs, or pairing dramatic hair accessories with equally dramatic gowns.
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We believe that can have a dramatic impact on our company because it's going to have a dramatic impact on consumers.
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"It's quite a dramatic change, but coronavirus is dramatic," said an executive at a member firm allowed to trade in the ring.
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There was a dramatic showdown on the floor of the Senate on Thursday morning — but it wasn't quite as dramatic as Sen.
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Dramatic revelation after dramatic revelation followed, and Democrats — including some moderate members in Trump-voting districts — decided they had to take action.
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With all that in mind, I've recently made a dramatic decision — certainly the most dramatic decision in my personal history with The Bachelor.
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But it is wrong to think it can bring about dramatic change in Iran and Venezuela without risking dramatic spikes in petrol prices.
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The "Birth of a Nation" won both the fest's top honors, the U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize and the U.S. Dramatic Audience Award.
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This does not necessarily mean immediate or dramatic total job losses, but rather a dramatic set of changes in the nature of work.
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In the dramatic sections, though, the nudity takes on dramatic meaning: What is the relationship between this clothed person and this crouching naked one?
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The dramatic vote, less than two months after parliamentary elections, marked a dramatic downturn for Netanyahu and sent the longtime leader's future into turmoil.
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We "normal people" expect war to be this dramatic event, this fight between good and evil, a mixture of both honor and misery—but dramatic!
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What's an example of a time when you chose the less dramatic story, even if the more dramatic one might have been more superficially exciting?
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Of all the dramatic things, of all the dramatic things I've ever seen, Roger Clemens standing right in George Steinbrenner's box, announcing he is back.
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The first trailer for the series has arrived, and it relies heavily on dramatic situations forcing dramatic choices, with Grylls barking "You decide!" at the viewers.
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His dramatic resignation shouldn't have come as a surprise to his peers — Bates isn't exactly a stranger to making dramatic gestures in furtherance of his values.
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It was the one that killed all the dinosaurs, so it's the most dramatic, but it's actually, in terms of numbers, it's not the most dramatic.
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But the plummeting of public opinion toward Trump has been pretty dramatic, and I think much more dramatic than what we saw during the Bush administration.
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Okay, okay maybe that's dramatic, but it's not quite as dramatic as what a few police officers did to the milk in the fridge at their station.
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One of the more dramatic sidelights in that dramatic congressional election in Pennsylvania was the way Republicans attempted to turn the whole campaign into a Pelosi referendum.
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When reporting on what's different, it's easy to be distracted by what's dramatic — and to suggest that the most dramatic elements of a community represent the whole.
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And although it has the length, lovely compressed language and fast pacing of a novella, it lacks the form's dramatic focus and intensity, the unity of dramatic action.
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Subtle because of the non-confrontational method employed, and dramatic because eating or drinking something and then keeling over and dying is, well, pretty dramatic in a Shakespearean sense.
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" - Monica, 333 "Dramatic Facebook post about cheating ex.
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In his segment, Colbert suggests that firing the really bad men is justified, but it's also a pretty dramatic move, possibly as dramatic as the #MeToo movement should aim for.
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Ariana Grande: She's either something extra special for her signature ponytail (dramatic hair is known to hide tiny, dramatic aliens in this movie universe) or her other-worldly voice. 2.
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It's dramatic, but not as dramatic as the scene in which he takes out a baddie at a distance without turning his head, just sensing the shot with his powers.
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IF YOU GET LOWER AND MIDDLE INCOME TAX CUTS, CORPORATE TAX CUTS, DEREGULATION, I DO THINK YOU WILL SEE A DRAMATIC INCREASE IN INVESTMENT AND DRAMATIC INCREASE IN JOB CREATION.
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The dramatic fallout between Hurston and Hughes, triggered by their collaboration on the ill-fated and controversial play "Mule Bone," has been fetishized in literary circles for its dramatic nature.
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It's really dramatic to take a country of 60 million people and tell people they can't go anywhere, but living and being on the ground it doesn't seem that dramatic.
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Two dramatic numbers in Hart's latest poll for the Wall Street Journal and NBC News, a survey he has been conducting for more than three decades, underscore this dramatic divide.
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The contract allowed Dramatic Publishing to sell licenses to local theaters to stage the Sergel play, and Dramatic, in turn, would pay royalties to Ms. Lee, and now her estate.
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Kelly's dramatic statements — "These high-resolution tools and projection can actually make you see the celluloid like you've never seen it before" — primed dramatic expectations for seeing Donnie Darko in 4K.
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And although this path won't necessarily garner sexy headlines, especially since there's little that's seemingly dramatic about preventing something, it could possibly prove really dramatic in lessening the burden of cancer.
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Rusbridger's 20 years as editor of The Guardian — 1995-2015 — parallel a period of dramatic transformation in the newspaper industry, arguably the most dramatic since the invention of the printing press.
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Today the officer is being hailed in Toronto as "The Cop Who Wouldn't Shoot" -- the most dramatic example, on a dramatic day, of a moderate people in the midst of evil.
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While the whole episode was unnecessarily dramatic, the most dramatic part of the episode was not Victoria's breakdown or Peter running into his ex, it was his Virginia Beach hotel room.
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Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms If and when Alabama Sen.
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" He wrote in another tweet: "Dramatic rescue in #PCB.
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NEW YORK — Student government has never looked more dramatic.
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" What happened next qualified as well beyond "dramatic response.
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Check out the eyes -- pretty dramatic, don't you think?
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It's a phenomenon called genetic drift, and it looms even larger when populations shrink to a smaller size following a dramatic event—say, nuclear warfare, natural disaster, or a dramatic climate change.
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Beijing provides a dramatic example of alternating periods of moderate growth and dramatic decline, all capped with exponential expansion, creating a shape akin to an immense floral bloom atop a narrow stalk.
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The most dramatic moments in Sonic Forces, for example, happen in cutscene form, with the player pulling off wild and dramatic jumps without any control over the character's movement, sans the occasional QTE.
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At its heart, democracy is a continuing conversation between politicians and the public; it should come as no surprise that dramatic changes in the modes of conversation cause dramatic changes in democracies themselves.
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That would truly make this the most dramatic season yet.
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They want a dramatic correction, and they want it now.
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Sirens were wailing loudly; it was a very dramatic scene.
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That sounds dramatic, but the demographic decline is even bigger.
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He even brings some extra red lights for dramatic effect.
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It looks – with some dramatic tension – it looks pretty good.
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The dramatic ordeal occurred on Friday morning around 123 a.m.
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It sounds dramatic, but both are critical to my workday.
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It may be dramatic, but you don't mind theatrics, Leo.
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In fact, there is a dramatic improvement over his predecessor.
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But the treatment is where I really saw dramatic results.
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But the most dramatic generosity was only about to begin.
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The effects on ocean life have proven to be dramatic.
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It was a dramatic time demanding huge responsibility from everyone.
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That's not new — but it's rarely been so publicly dramatic.
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However, the party has been blighted by dramatic family feuds.
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The trip was also notable for a less dramatic reason.
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The fake news website's revenue decline is even more dramatic.
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Rachel's grand entrance in the TV series' "Pilot" was dramatic.
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She must juggle big dramatic moments and lighter, comedic ones.
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The most striking photos from Kavanaugh's and Ford's dramatic testimonies
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"It's great because they're the dramatic ones," Lohan told Fallon.
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This is meant to be dramatic, but it seems comforting.
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They promptly celebrated on stage with another dramatic kissing session.
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There will be hundreds of dancers and dramatic light installations.
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More of an incremental worsening than a dramatic one. pic.twitter.
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But Sullivan holds nothing back for dramatic effects in shows.
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" She added: "it's not that dramatic and it's not terrorism.
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It's a dramatic shift from even a few years ago.
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These ideas could mark a dramatic break with the past.
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But when your currency in weakening, growth appears less dramatic.
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Paula Abdul is feeling just fine after a dramatic fall.
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Here's a dramatic reenactment of his legit warning to Putin.
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Yet the odds of a dramatic "peace declaration" are rising.
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Instead, the rules are structured to raise the dramatic stakes.
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The gender and racial divide doesn't mark a dramatic shift.
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Dramatic as this scene was, it presented an evolutionary conundrum.
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OK, maybe not as dramatic, but still — it's a thing.
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These pictures capture the dramatic moments when the protests erupted.
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This dramatic shift might reflect some noisiness in the data.
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In the most dramatic cases, kids suffer malnutrition and disease.
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"The over 250% increase was dramatic for us," he says.
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By this definition, the change has been somewhat less dramatic.
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How was Wright's ultimate downfall as dramatic as his ascent?
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" Wood added, referring to Tesla's financials, "This is quite dramatic.
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Underground centers itself on action thrills rather than dramatic heft.
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Now, perhaps, it was their chance for a dramatic comeback.
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Watch NFL Films' entire breakdown of the dramatic sequence below.
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See consists of a unique sort of visual dramatic irony.
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Mr. Zsigmond's own story was dramatic in its own right.
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"It's going to have a dramatic chilling effect," Vidler said.
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The party fell short in several dramatic House special elections.
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One reason behind the dramatic increase in balances: employer contributions.
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But in the decade that followed, a dramatic shift occurred.
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The changes in the future will be rapid and dramatic.
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It was also helped by a dramatic drop in crime.
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The night began and ended with dramatic acts of partisanship.
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And I haven't even gotten to the dramatic back view.
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She wanted a pursuit by carriage and a dramatic kiss.
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Options to increase efforts in Iraq may be less dramatic.
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The UK is heading for a dramatic election December 12.
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Is it too dramatic to compare it to "Knives Out"?
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The series is warm and funny and dramatic and wonderful.
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He has a flare for the dramatic; (he) can run.
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"I'm this dramatic and creative all in one," someone joked.
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Like the pantomime, Phillipson's work is dramatic, immersive and emotional.
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One way or another, on television, school is always dramatic.
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Expect more of that, rather than any dramatic geopolitical shifts.
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Here's a look at the debate's most dramatic exchanges: Sen.
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Everyone sure is overly dramatic in those Kate Hudson movies.
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Obviously, humans never have as dramatic a tell as Pinocchio.
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In a rural country like Laos, the effect is dramatic.
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Well, this should definitely make for a dramatic reunion show.
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She's dramatic yet poised, lovable yet absurd, and impossibly perfect.
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But I read the script, and it was super dramatic.
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The director had chided her for not being more dramatic.
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Dramatic set changes were made 30 minutes before going live.
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Here's one dramatic way to reveal your plastic surgery results.
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RHP Fernando Rodney's third blown save was a dramatic one.
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A repeat of such dramatic moves remains unlikely, for now.
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They would like to paint the situation as already dramatic.
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Still, the effect is unlikely to be dramatic, he added.
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This could really be the most dramatic Bachelor reveal ever.
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There is no sign that things will get less dramatic.
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Nothing like a good, dramatic cry alone in the cold!
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They might even come to resent one another's dramatic streak.
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It sounds dramatic, but the polar vortex is nothing new.
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Here are some more dramatic chunes for your unnerved headtop.
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Glee's cast sounds as dramatic as the characters they played.
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"He had a very, very dramatic life," says Ms Hobbs.
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It is kind of dramatic, but our people believe it.
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I think it's killing the dramatic sense of a film.
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Then were accented with dramatic dark makeup for the show.
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These strands reach a climax on a wildly dramatic day.
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"It is a dramatic decrease," said Ade in a release.
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Those are nice wrinkles that could pay dramatic dividends later.
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Their differences can be seen in dramatic and subtle ways.
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I hate to be so dramatic, but it's quite true.
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But she's pretty sure it wasn't for her dramatic gifts.
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THE HISTORY of America's shale industry is brief and dramatic.
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Regina King had the most dramatic version of the trend.
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Sarah Paulson brought the dramatic flair with her black gown.
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Sick of the ritual of cringing fear and dramatic headlines.
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It's what's under their skin marking the most dramatic advance.
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"This wasn't a dramatic break up," a source told PEOPLE.
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"The results are going to be incredibly dramatic," continues Stallone.
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But amidst the dramatic fighting, Lovato intones the song's title.
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Ujiri demanded a culture change, and the results were dramatic.
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The dramatic focus has to be on the human survivors.
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Without their dramatic texture, his hollowness of character is clear.
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To be sure, Time's new cover story sure looks dramatic.
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The findings, dramatic as they are, do come with limitations.
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Again, the impact of competition on rates can be dramatic.
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Keeping pace with Moore's law would require more dramatic measures.
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" She says: "It wasn't dramatic: it was just the end.
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It's important to note that my results were not dramatic.
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The Italian painter Caravaggio lived a short, albeit dramatic, life.
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In fact, people may even accuse you of being dramatic.
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Because it really is that dramatic, say the opera's creators.
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The Sportswriter marked a dramatic shift in tone and content.
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But this rise was much more dramatic among young adults.
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They're very, very funny and very touching and very dramatic.
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Thanks to their dramatic lighting, the waves look almost sculptural.
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Looking to recreate the dramatic stage makeup of Black Swan?
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You might think it sounds dramatic — but Kim's not wrong.
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A scoreless second half led to a dramatic overtime finish.
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The moves have been more dramatic for broccoli and cauliflower.
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It needs a dramatic change, because every year something's happening.
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The end was unexpected and dramatic, as McConnell watched Sen.
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In Cuba, however, the news had a more dramatic effect.
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Things have taken a dramatic turn in the weeks since.
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"We'll see a dramatic change in how machines run things."
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The photo was a fuzzy, dramatic closeup of the star.
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It was a dramatic escalation of the country's ongoing crisis.
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It's part of a broader push for dramatic cultural change.
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Then what's the most "dramatic" thing you've said to them?
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Jenner's fans have uploaded the entire dramatic affair onto Instagram.
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That has led to a dramatic reversal in market expectations.
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Those premiums, on average, had a dramatic effect — reducing premiums.
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It's a very dramatic and traumatic part of the movie.
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It all sounds like it would have been pretty dramatic.
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Their feelings — no matter how dramatic they seem — are real.
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First, Hannah, whose story line has taken a dramatic turn.
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Do Americans even know the dramatic statistics we are facing?
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Smaller UK firms saw some more dramatic share price moves.
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Just as with the aviary experiment, the result was dramatic.
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"It doesn't even mean in really dramatic ways," she added.
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My father said that my mother was being overly dramatic.
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And these two get the big, final charming dramatic moment!
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Even more dramatic opposition appears to be in the works.
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A lot of dramatic pointing just slightly out of time.
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With the help of a doctor, she lost a dramatic
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I don't know what accounts for the dramatic discrepancy, though.
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"That's really been the most dramatic to view," Lamm said.
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"It sounds dramatic, but I'm just being realistic," said Spark.
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To be sure, there have been dramatic changes in policy.
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It's faster, in some ways more dramatic — and practically weightless.
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If it were, the consequences could be dramatic and immediate.
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I also started wearing mascara for a more dramatic look.
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But the foundation for a dramatic and permanent lowering of
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What explains this dramatic slowdown in the velocity of money?
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The Hill: Cohen saga reaches dramatic climax in federal court.
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This would be a dramatic regulatory incursion by any measure.
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"It sounds dramatic, but I'm just being realistic," she said.
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"So dramatic!" one Twitter user wrote with the video clip.
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"That was a dramatic match; oh, my God," Muguruza said.
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The order marked a dramatic reversal for President Donald Trump.
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That would constitute a dramatic improvement over the status quo.
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For Fiat Chrysler Autos, the situation is even less dramatic.
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That marks a dramatic change from only a year ago.
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Here's a roundup of some of the dramatic aerial photographs.
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Of course it's painful, but let's not be too dramatic.
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Eyebrows were the most distinctive, dramatic element of the face.
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The dramatic appeal of a "shared lives" narrative seemed obvious.
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The difference in the quality of their lives is dramatic.
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These speeches over the years have often been dramatic affairs.
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The hair was the most dramatic part of my transformation.
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Guido Reni, by breathless contrast, painted Sebastian in dramatic chiaroscuro.
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We asked readers to share their most dramatic quitting stories.
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QUINTANILLA: SOME OF YOUR COMPETITORS HAD DRAMATIC EPISODES OF LATE.
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Venezuela has, until Tuesday's dramatic showdown, largely receded from the
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This represents yet another dramatic shift in the Saudi story.
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What is the impact of these dramatic changes at Kīlauea?
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The story behind the case was bursting with dramatic potential.
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But one can construct more dramatic, if less likely, scenarios.
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We'll see what happens, but something pretty dramatic could happen.
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By any measure, the decline in IPOs has been dramatic.
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"The Americans" reaches the dramatic conclusion of a dynamite season.
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It was a season of dramatic change again for him.
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Other major and dramatic retirement announcements are almost certainly coming.
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There is plenty of precedent here, though rarely so dramatic.
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But the court could also take a less dramatic approach.
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Perhaps the most dramatic move for Democrats would be impeachment.
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As we approached Kamloops, the track route became more dramatic.
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That changed in dramatic fashion with Yovanovitch's testimony on Friday.
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And it all makes for dramatic — often absorbing — popular fiction.
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"Pages are seeing dramatic drops in organic reach," Struhárik wrote.
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The DPRK's dramatic gestures strike a similar chord of shock.
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"A good game, certainly dramatic," said Memphis coach Dave Joerger.
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It serves as a dramatic backdrop for arts troupes' performances.
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Dramatic warnings by government officials can be tiresome, he acknowledged.
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The reactions varied from dramatic laughter to more subtle smiles.
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And CNN this morning aired dramatic footage of the arrest.
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But silent aspiration causes a dramatic rise in pneumonia risk.
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The dramatic diversification of the student body is one of
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It's been a dramatic time in the spotlight for Scaramucci.
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Analysts warn that more dramatic changes may soon be required.
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In practice, dramatic lashes tend to fall into two categories.
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I feel like boring dates are worse than dramatic ones.
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Dramatic change is the only hope of avoiding the worst.
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Heidi and Spencer are dramatic; that's what's great about them.
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Dramatic, cinematic, and full of passion, this is Adele 2.0.
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Lucrecia Dalt: I don't feel it as a dramatic change.
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The stories sound dramatic but tell you little, if anything.
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That sounds so dramatic, but deep down, I believed it.
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That was the dramatic highlight of my early journalistic life.
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He was thinking more about hundreds of less dramatic leaks.
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Eclipses bring big reveals, dramatic endings, and fantastic new beginnings.
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Dramatic photographs of the incident spread quickly on social media.
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The dramatic rise of modafinil use in universities suggests: yes.
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It would require actions that are dramatic and hugely unpopular.
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Watch out for a dramatic and unexpected conversation this evening.
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The dramatic slope of the uninsured rate tells the story.
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Dramatic events like those aren't commonplace in 2016 American farmland.
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It can be romantic, despairing, foreboding, dramatic, empowering, or liberating.
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But a dramatic play from the ECB could change that.
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The dramatic drop might have scared off some investors forever.
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This is a dramatic constitutional and institutional decision for McConnell.
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Many of the militants have a taste for the dramatic.
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Their dramatic rescue attracted media attention from around the world.
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"These are material steps, they're not dramatic steps," Patterson said.
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Clearly the business is much more dramatic than just that.
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But sitcoms were already undergoing an even more dramatic evolution.
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Here's the latest: • A dramatic Saudi admission on Jamal Khashoggi.
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Climate change is having another dramatic effect on bird behavior.
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Some of the original folk songs have dramatic, violent texts.
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Obama is returning to the public sphere in dramatic fashion.
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Perhaps the most dramatic withdrawal was Dara Khosrowshahi's, they wrote.
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The impact of the virus has been sudden and dramatic.
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I said that the adaptive responses would be fairly dramatic.
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Or maybe they just had a flair for the dramatic.
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The other options out there are a little more dramatic.
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Tuesday order marks a dramatic turn of fortune for Boeing.
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MOST DRAMATIC EVER The Bachelor By Suzannah Showler 214 pp.
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None of these stories are hugely dramatic, but that's fine.
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Zerodium's new numbers are a dramatic contrast from previous years.
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In many great dramatic texts, talk pins us to specifics.
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See, I think it was much more dramatic than that.
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Read about how Ms. Goerke became a great dramatic soprano.
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The full video shows the scope of the dramatic eruption:
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She graduated from the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts.
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"It was both really dramatic and really intimate," he said.
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It was a summer of dramatic change and reckless spending.
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Each had dramatic affairs, but they were tethered by ambition.
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Interspersed between amorous moments are more dramatic and humorous demonstrations.
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There have been other dramatic illustrations of the heat's extremity.
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I went into this wanting to be a dramatic actor.
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And again, in the social sciences this is more dramatic.
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Similarly, sex scenes have to actually play some dramatic role.
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The way they communicate about this is dramatic and personal.
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They weren't always realistic, but they were honest and dramatic.
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However, the potential financial stress on the business is dramatic.
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The Washington Post documented this dramatic shift in a video.
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But that's not the main reason for this dramatic shift.
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This dramatic reenactment of the rant is also quite good.
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There is another, less dramatic interpretation of Mr. Kim's intentions.
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I think we're seeing it in even more dramatic spaces.
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Sophie Turner takes on a dramatic survival tale in Survive.
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Mr. Askoldov told a more dramatic version of the story.
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But a dramatic change occurs when they take the stage.
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But in its way, this is a pretty dramatic moment.
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Few teams had such a dramatic, emotional road to Russia.
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Replacing him with Mr. Pompeo could presage a dramatic change.
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Here are 23 dramatic exchanges about gun control on Wednesday.
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Many scenes cross from dramatic interpretation to outright character assassination.
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"They were quite dramatic," Altman said of his 2015 predictions.
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Go deeper: New poll finds "dramatic shift" on abortion attitudes
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Driving is full of them, though most are less dramatic.
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The measures these graduate student teachers are taking are dramatic.
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Even the most dramatic policy changes wouldn't attract enough workers.
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By the 1920s, Weber's career was headed into dramatic decline.
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Would the U.S. or Europe have a more dramatic effect?
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Consider Trump's dramatic increase in the use of air strikes.
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The accord resulted in a dramatic reduction in Chinese activity.
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Maffett opted for a more dramatic dress with puffed sleeves.
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It was a reminder of her dramatic and comedic range.
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Reeves was Detective Galban in the dramatic thriller "Exposed" (2016).
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The decision marks a dramatic change in the government's position.
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Minnesota: Fleck has engineered a dramatic turnaround in three seasons.
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A bigger lens means more detailed and more dramatic images.
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"All these sad, dramatic, black sculptures outside museums," he recalled.
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Keep scrolling to see the dramatic photos of the wreckage:
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That would be really dramatic — if anyone reacted to it.
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What other elements of classic dramatic structure can you find?
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It was a dramatic weekend for coronavirus cases in Italy.
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I always thought that I belonged in a dramatic scenario.
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The plumping effects are not dramatic, but are definitely there.
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I get the dramatic rationale for focusing on this hearing.
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Which is to say, I was not dramatic at all.
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I thought I was going to be a dramatic actor.
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What I wanted to do was something radical and dramatic.
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The appointment of Mr. Kushner will be a dramatic change.
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The dramatic content and the presentation made his testimony compelling.
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But the spike is not likely to be especially dramatic.
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It's a dramatic chapter in the American craft beer boom.
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This disaster has caused a dramatic decline in the economy.
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The fallout effect from all the rhetoric: China's dramatic pullback.
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But he conveyed the structural arc and dramatic sweep compellingly.
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The panoramic glass roof is especially dramatic in the rear.
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Age 28 Occupation Account director That's a very dramatic coat.
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Prior to that only dramatic shows had breached the territory.
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That despair doesn't always take quite such a dramatic form.
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A gap still existed, but it wasn't nearly as dramatic.
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History may have changed, but dramatic devices remain the same.
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The fall in bond yields elsewhere is no less dramatic.
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Dramatic, nuts, delusional, unhinged, hysterical, irrational, and, of course — crazy.
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He said the good ones weren't necessarily the dramatic ones.
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But dramatic moves, like exiling Weinstein, only go so far.
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She has dramatic flair and heroic voluptuousness within technical brilliance.
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Still, Mahajan hasn't entirely renounced the dramatic advantages of suspense.
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There are matters of cuts, dramatic sequencing and musical text.
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In all, it's another dramatic day for the climate movement.
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The metallic silver dress featured a dramatic sleeve with ruffles.
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The tough start to 2018 follows dramatic underperformance last year.
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The Wall Street Journal advocates a dramatic decrease in regulation.
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But the appointment choice probably won't be dramatic, he said.
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The store was palatial, with dramatic lighting and colorful displays.
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Deathbed scenes could fuel dramatic discord over wills and legacies.
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Greek television channels aired the dramatic escape tales of survivors.
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The response is always this very dramatic, 'We don't repatriate.
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That event will be less dramatic than it sounds, however.
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She paired her plunging gown with a dramatic red lip.
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Cate Blanchett combined the "naked dress" trend with dramatic sleeves.
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He taught fiction writing, the short story and dramatic literature.
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Plus I'm dramatic and have a terrible history of touring.
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This film is stacked with heavyweights, both dramatic and comedic.
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"We should focus on preventing a dramatic adjustment," he said.
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Several media reports confirm this dramatic account from the courtroom.
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All of this is realigning in a really dramatic way.
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It's a dramatic result that stands out a great deal.
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The dramatic events since Friday have put Thais on edge.
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A dramatic great room is framed by walls of windows.
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The bigger problem, though, to my mind at least, is the ability to deliver a message of dramatic uplift, the promise that electing your favorite candidate will cause a dramatic change in the world.
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That would be a big, dramatic change in the way the U.S. does its taxing of business and it would be a dramatic improvement on measures that currently, basically, incent corporations to move overseas.
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"The preview of him jumping the fence and being super dramatic and them saying this is the most dramatic season, I think — and Ashton called it — I think Cassie is the problem," Kunis told DeGeneres.
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Which is so great because I think for a show like Crashing, there are a lot of dramatic elements to the role, and [I was able] to use my improv in the more dramatic stuff.
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More Mulvaney: White House to propose 'dramatic' cuts to foreign aid: The White House is planning to propose "fairly dramatic" reductions to U.S. foreign aid by the end of March, a top official confirmed Saturday.
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Dramatic license, perhaps, and yet not dramatic enough; the production, directed by the Huntington's artistic director, Peter DuBois, alternates too mechanically between whipping the same questionable points into crises and a sort of reactionary idleness.
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It is not the first dramatic twist in Oumoh's short life.
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"They devalued their own product in a dramatic way," Rutledge said.
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Kylie Jenner's latest hair change is her most dramatic yet. Why?
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Dramatic minimum wage increases have always brought fears of trade offs.
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The first Pixel marked a dramatic change for Google's hardware approach.
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Sunday's debate in St. Louis was dramatic, to say the least.
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"Mannix" was twice nominated for an Emmy as best dramatic series.
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"It was a drunk and dramatic misunderstanding," Evans, 26, told E!
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The most dramatic new addition to OxygenOS is the gesture navigation.
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Should investors be worried about another dramatic downturn like that one?
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Audiences will watch tonight and tomorrow's finale burdened by dramatic irony.
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For dramatic purposes, the winner always, always wins by one fall.
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Portman engaged in a dramatic reading of the heart-wrenching lyrics.
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Until she dumped him in a very dramatic fashion, that is.
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Because within the framework of something very dramatic, funny things happen.
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Several treatments, often working in combination, have driven that dramatic improvement.
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Dramatic differences between breeds within a species is unusual for mammals.
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She just cares about the filming, about making a dramatic film.
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Best for really bright and dramatic sequences in movies and games.
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Botched patient Jessica Coleman had a dramatic pregnancy from the start.
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With this dramatic fall, it certainly looks like Rhaegal is dead.
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It's [insert the same dramatic pause as before] The Winona Collision.
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To give away any more would ruin the book's dramatic climax.
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In China, the swings in markets have been even more dramatic.
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When crypto prices took a dramatic plunge, Nvidia was hit hard.
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"Amber is fiery and dramatic in relationships," says a Heard source.
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Around the world, there were dramatic increases in clean energy investment.
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It marked the most dramatic change yet under Abiy&aposs rule.
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"There was nothing dramatic or over the top," says the friend.
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The organ shortage is dramatic, and the numbers tell the story.
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And the landscape, with its dramatic Alpine backdrop, is different too.
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Cuoco still acted otherwise — mean glares, dramatic eye rolls, and all.
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Physical time melts away into dramatic time, moments come and go.
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Look, seen through teen eyes it felt like a dramatic time.
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Now many organizations fear the effect will be even more dramatic.
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Of course, the repression isn't always so dramatic or headline-worthy.
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It's a "dramatic increase" in use rates over the last year.
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"It certainly does not have a traditional dramatic structure," she says.
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Unlike Prisma, the effects here are more subtle, not dramatic transformations.
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Rather, the mystery is a product of its core dramatic premise.
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This represented a dramatic shift in Mr Trump's position on Syria.
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Would this be the first dramatic expression of the Schulz effect?
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Zola is a complicated ride that's neither carefree nor seriously dramatic.
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So what did he say to prompt such a dramatic reaction?
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It's deep, it's dramatic, and, right now, it's popular as hell.
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Yet none has experienced such a dramatic reconsideration as Jeff Sessions.
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Inside the courtroom Prosecutor Kevin Gray began in a dramatic fashion.
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And Duterte's position on the Philippine drug trade was dramatic indeed.
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And if you do that, a rather dramatic potential vulnerability appears.
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Overall, the default GoPro color has a punchier, more dramatic look.
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The most dramatic moment of the entire day came when Sen.
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The area is named after its dramatic bright red sandstone formations.
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Erasing that person seems like the simplest, yet most dramatic, solution.
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The display itself has seen dramatic improvements over earlier development kits.
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The large, dramatic scene demanded ambition, creative verve and technical precision.
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The UKIP fistfight, while dramatic, is the least of Britain's worries.
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Survivors provided CNN with dramatic accounts of how they avoided death.
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These spreads are rendered with intricate line-work and dramatic colors.
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In both instances, these dramatic changes come about in small increments.
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Dramatic as the hearing was, in the end it was moot.
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The medical and healthcare industries will also undergo a dramatic shift.
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But at their most dramatic, it's like you're looking at CGI.
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It mirrors the spirit of the city, without getting too dramatic.
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The program involves plenty of crying, dramatic music, and other theatrics.
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Yes. And other similarly dramatic things tend to affect me more.
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This last example might seem dramatic, but these concerns aren't hyperbolic.
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He suspects the justices don't want to be so dramatic anyway.
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Hellerstedt marks a dramatic escalation in the controversial jurisprudence of abortion.
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As dramatic as their romance was, it only lasted six years.
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The long, raven-colored hair, the contoured cheekbones, the dramatic lashes.
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It could be very dramatic or it could be very funny.
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Eili Harboe is a great dramatic actor already, at age 22.
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The agency predicted dramatic regional variations in growth in Latin America.
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"This wasn't a dramatic break up," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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The events on the Senate floor were dramatic, but not surprising.
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But year by year, the trade-off is becoming more dramatic.
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Fortunately for the actress herself, real life isn't quite as dramatic.
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TC: Were you concerned about trading one dramatic situation for another?
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The result was a dramatic turnaround for Disney's Star Wars plans.
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Mbatha-Raw's distinction was for her service to the dramatic arts.
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Most lives have stages, but theirs is a very dramatic life.
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This dramatic moment is called a tidal disruption event, or flare.
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Not to be overly dramatic, but it felt like a miracle.
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Expect the most dramatic changes on the watchOS and tvOS front.
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So get ready for the most dramatic finale in television history!
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This was just the most dramatic and consequential example of that.
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That set off a dramatic shift in market sentiment about China.
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A rare and dramatic event, whale strandings always attract local attention.
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But the results were more dramatic in the sleep-deprived condition.
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And Tracee Ellis Ross went with dramatic feather-motif round earrings.
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And they did it in dramatic fashion with a little help.
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This won't seem very dramatic at first, but that's the point.
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She didn't have a comedy background; she was a dramatic actress.
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Warning: Save this one for only your most dramatic sing-alongs.
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In real life, however, she says things are far less dramatic.
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Spread over multiple investments, the tax-free gain could be dramatic.
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The most dramatic changes will be specifically tailored to the iPad.
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Which is very childish and very basic in that dramatic sense.
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Google's dramatic rise as a lobbying force has not gone unnoticed.
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That case was vacated this month, after a dramatic public battle.
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Dancing with the Stars: Juniors is off to a dramatic start!
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Maybe don't go too dramatic every time...like, try two levels.
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Here are just the most dramatic leaks from the past day.
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Then there was this Anselm Kiefer show, great pictures, dramatic pictures.
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And the lashes needed to be as dramatic as the dress.
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There&aposs going to be a dramatic hit to the debt.
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Astrologically speaking, this month might go out on a dramatic note.
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For the most part, you won't see too many dramatic changes.
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Some point to dramatic changes in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Angola.
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He knows well that these shifts are dramatic and they're now.
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This year, though, the October Surprise could have a dramatic effect.
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On a linear scale, the drop-off rate is quite dramatic.
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And, of course, the entire show is timed to dramatic music.
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It will not be scary, it will not be super dramatic.
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Some of it is in there, but it's not that dramatic.
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None involved the dramatic, revealing shake-up of his campaign team.
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And its location in the images isn't just for dramatic effect.
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Efforts to ease such pressures on the capital have been dramatic.
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Speed improvements were less dramatic in the case of loading levels.
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This month ends with a dramatic full moon in your sign.
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In a dramatic brief filed with the court in July, Sen.
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In a dramatic moment on Wednesday evening, around 6:103 p.m.
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As for those dramatic swirls, they're caused by strong polar winds.
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Others pantomime dramatic hand gestures while rehearsing their lines out loud.
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These are, considering the show's more dramatic proclivities, pretty banal issues.
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" Her co-host tells her "No need to get all dramatic.
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But when it came to survival rates, the difference was dramatic.
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But it was hardly the most dramatic moment of the day.
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The differences are not dramatic or theatrical, but they are evident.
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Where does this dramatic obsession with death and sickness derive from?
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The effect is more educational than engaging; pedantic rather than dramatic.
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ET. But don't look for a dramatic cool-down quite yet.
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But, what if you want inspo that's neither dramatic or transformative?
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Alsup's referral is yet another surprise in an already dramatic case.
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If there's one thing that Alan Moore understands, it's dramatic timing.
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The nuclear weapon tests caused a dramatic change in sediment composition.
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Girl is straight up thrown from a roof in dramatic fashion.
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It's dramatic, when the circle of light swings over the trees.
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Even just a dramatic fall in the value of the yen.
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A dramatic saga ensued, with a deal for Chen to come
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This wasn't even the hardest or most dramatic week for me.
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Let it be said that typeface designers are a dramatic bunch.
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" Of the breakup, the actress said "it wasn't a dramatic ending.
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After the cameras turned off, she made one last dramatic gesture.
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But these were the most dramatic moments of my weeklong experiment.
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But the jump from $9.99 to $20.99 sounds much less dramatic.
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It's a conversation that should've ended with a dramatic door slam.
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In a dramatic new clip from the Sunday premiere of E!
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It captured the dramatic view of the blaze threatening several towns.
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It's not a dramatic situation, there's no particular, exact catalyst here.
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Teresa Giudice is in awe of her husband's dramatic weight loss.
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The spycraft described in Ms. Kristeva's dossier is far less dramatic.
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Even more dramatic are Sanders's proposed increases to capital gains taxes.
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"So the potential for being wrong is very dramatic," he added.
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It was alive and dramatic, and in some ways even touching.
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Bitcoin will keep dominating headlines with its dramatic crashes and booms.
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And now Facebook is changing its tune in a dramatic way.
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As you move up into higher ed, it gets more dramatic.
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Dramatic, yes, but I have a tiny kitchen and no dishwasher.
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Cardi B went for volume and drama with dramatic fringe details.
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The mood is unmistakable as overly dramatic music dominates the scene.
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She completed the look with contoured cheeks and dramatic, fluffy eyelashes.
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Gina Rodriguez wore a sparkling gown with a dramatic, voluminous skirt.
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The design also features a sheer cape for added dramatic effect.
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" He added: "You don't consider the consequences unless something dramatic happens.
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There were more dramatic moves in the mid-cap FTSE 250 .
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Observers note recent sterling moves have been limited, despite appearing dramatic.
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"This is a dramatic reshaping of global trade flows," he said.
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It takes some getting used to but can produce dramatic results.
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And we've never known him to make such a dramatic cut.
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The diminutive launch is a dramatic downsize from Uber's previous operation.
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News accounts of their dramatic entrance put them on the map.
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A dramatic desperation pass sometimes results in a game-winning touchdown.
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But now ANGEL-HO is back with a dramatic new track.
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The Justice Department has contradicted other elements of Comey's dramatic testimony.
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They're dramatic and affecting moments in the books and the show.
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And that could have a dramatic impact on sales going forward.
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But in Jay's situation, there is a dramatic and sinister end.
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By the '80s, she was showing dramatic, controversial collections in Paris.
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The Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland had dramatic reductions in overdose deaths.
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Some are reporting dramatic results with weight loss and increased productivity.
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The more you move, the more you'll discover the dramatic scenes.
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One could also say both stories involved a dramatic hair situation.
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"I don't think you're going to see dramatic changes," he said.
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It's really dramatic but it's blissed out and it feels good.
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Don't make any sacrifices as a dramatic gesture during this time.
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But while interaction may be dazzling, there's something more dramatic happening.
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But he also brings his own dramatic imagination into the mix.
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There has been a dramatic increase in HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancers.
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I'm not trying to be dramatic, just setting the stakes here!
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All this amounts to a dramatic turnaround for the rebel forces.
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It's an exciting, sexy, funny, dramatic joy ride of an episode.
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The irony of it is the Kardashians are very un-dramatic.
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This dramatic dip in the chart seemed to explain a lot.
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The test follows a dramatic surge in missile testing this year.
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But what goes on between the dramatic high points, the story?
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The next few years could bring dramatic changes on multiple fronts.
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"This wasn't a dramatic break up," a source tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The impact of the Whole Foods acquisition has already been dramatic.
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Whether such compatibility can be faked is a central dramatic question.
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Six months ago, however, he had a dramatic change in fortune.
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He has about him a sense of the dramatic, the frenetic.
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Still, it's a speculative asset and prone to dramatic price swings.
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They had to engineer a dramatic comeback to win Game 43.
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Lo and behold, it made a dramatic change in my shave.
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For more on how Comey's dramatic account rocked Washington, click here.
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Lately, however, her videos have taken a turn for the dramatic.
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With Depth Effect The difference with Depth Effect is pretty dramatic.
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But it also gives Facebook a dramatic success to rally around.
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The case's origins aren't as dramatic as that outcome may be.
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Don't wait for a big blowout or dramatic breakup, says Salemi.
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Fearing for her life, she made a dramatic escape by speedboat.
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He conveyed the dramatic thrust and majestic depths of the piece.
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McCain's dramatic "no" vote in July -- along with opposition from Sens.
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And for a recap of the day's dramatic testimony, click here.
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In my whole career, I had never seen anything this dramatic.
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The more dramatic change introduced with the archive is with Highlights.
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She can be a little dramatic, as we all are sometimes.
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"There are dramatic differences between our two political parties," he said.
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And in terms of optics, there has been a dramatic shift.
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Pre-Jenner birthday extravaganza, the yacht had a surprisingly dramatic history.
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Adding to the social misery is a dramatic expansion in crime.
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Tesla's 15-year history was full dramatic of twists and turns.
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"It's really dramatic and troubling," Caddick told The Detroit Free Press.
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The United States is in a moment of dramatic ideological flux.
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Whatever happens tonight, things aren't going to get any less dramatic.
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The Bin Ladens, in contrast, experienced a dramatic fall from grace.
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These dramatic, two-toned moccasins in emerald green make a statement.
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But you likely don't know her best as a dramatic actress.
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You can see a dramatic difference in his mood... he's happy.
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The most dramatic metamorphosis, though, has taken place in his psyche.
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The Mexican conservationist Gerardo Ceballos discusses the dramatic decay of biodiversity.
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To this end, he uses everyday objects to stage dramatic portraits.
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After a dramatic FBI raid on Friday morning, Stone was arrested.
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The Trump administration has not been shy about dramatic deregulation efforts.
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The dining room comes complete with dramatic chandeliers and high ceilings.
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Her advice is not to panic when you see dramatic headlines.
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"The response was as bullish as it was dramatic," Cramer said.
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Restaurant owner Wayan Widarti has seen a dramatic drop in customers.
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But Dean's life would take a dramatic and redemptive new direction.
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Or, you could read this month's dramatic Rolling Stone cover story.
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The dramatic moment was captured on camera and quickly went viral. .
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We can manage our sharply increased intensity of dramatic weather events.
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In a particularly dramatic fashion, he's made good on his word.
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Fris made it a little more pronounced and dramatic, because fashion.
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It's also about having a dramatic and amazingly catchy theme song.
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And Nothing Hurt, the band's eighth album, exemplifies this dramatic ethos.
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So what accounts for this sudden and dramatic change of opinion?
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I wouldn't call this the "most dramatic" Bachelor finale, Chris Harrison.
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I hope it's smooth, and the story works on dramatic terms.
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That's a less dramatic acceleration than last quarter's 25 percent increase.
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It is limp and childish, where Sonu is tall and dramatic.
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In some areas, his moves have been less dramatic than expected.
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What do you make of how dramatic this fight has gotten?
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With earnest, dramatic gestures, Ms. Sokolow conveys their isolation and desperation.
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Democrats were further hurt by the dramatic decline of labor unions.
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I am scared my life will suffer some dramatic, sudden change.
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I am far too sapped for pulsating choruses or dramatic soars.
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An even more dramatic case is that of the Ryan budget.
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The vibe today is super dramatic, especially in your social life.
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For months after that, we met secretly and exchanged dramatic emails.
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But public polling has tracked a dramatic shift in public attitudes.
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Obviously, one could imagine particularly dramatic events that would change minds.
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They're dramatic, complicated, in love with him — and completely two-dimensional.
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There's legit puzzling mysteries, dramatic irony, big fireballs, talking goat people.
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I'm the one jumping out of cars and doing dramatic shit.
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No one gets pregnant their first time, I'm just being dramatic.
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Pressure for a dramatic change in policy is on the rise.
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The impact is dramatic, but it couldn't be easier to do.
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And now, the shift is so dramatic, among young people, especially.
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I haven't done enough comedies recently — I'm doing more dramatic stuff.
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Meanwhile, nonprofits will see a dramatic fallout from the tax bill.
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The Renaissance master Caravaggio is known for chiaroscuro and dramatic compositions.
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Rough and gloomy and windy and serious and foggy and dramatic.
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Leo is a dramatic sign, so expect some theatrics at home.
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You see, she used to hang out with *dramatic pause* socialists.
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A dramatic spiral staircase winds through the center of the home.
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Then something dramatic happened: A Category 5 hurricane hit Puerto Rico.
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I'm not ruling out a few clever twists and dramatic turns.
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Small embellishments accompany the lace, making it look even more dramatic.
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The dress was backless, and the bottom featured a dramatic train.
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Senate Republican frustrated with Washington's spending are pushing for dramatic reforms.
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Massachusetts saw a dramatic uptick in homelessness from 2017 to 2018.
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President Trump's budget proposes dramatic cuts to our global health investments.
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Amy Schumer Singers aren't the only ones making dramatic pregnancy reveals.
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Before the shows started, there was dramatic music over countdown graphics.
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Trump is now pushing Congress for a "dramatic" economic stimulus package.
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Still, she was long thought to lack dramatic fervor and intensity.
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Mr. Vaccarello has a well-documented taste for a dramatic scene.
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There are also some major industries that need dramatic support now.
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Mr. Pavlensky is known for dramatic, even grotesque acts of protest.
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The borough is struggling with a dramatic increase in opioid deaths.
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This drug war has been dramatic, but its effectiveness is dubious.
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Mr. Gonzalez boasts a back story as dramatic as his dishes.
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"It was so poetic, but also dark and dramatic," he says.
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The partita is a hypnotic piece filled with dramatic cascading passages.
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The annual address has produced dramatic political theater in recent years.
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Why do you think they have had such a dramatic effect?
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Dramatic exchange rate fluctuations tend to portend upswings in protectionist pressure.
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That has changed in 2019, when there was a dramatic jump.
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To hear Lewis tell it, the reasoning isn't quite so dramatic.
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It's a story worth telling, with compelling characters and dramatic moments.
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Some night shots, with lights and shadows, can be especially dramatic.
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Here are some of the most dramatic crashes Henn has captured:
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Wengen is on a dramatic mountain shelf in the Bernese Highlands.
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But an upcoming version might be most dramatic of them all.
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Was Jackson going for a dramatic, "Wizard of Oz"-style effect?
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But there are also other, less dramatic actions policymakers could take.
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I once went to a dramatic coach years and years ago.
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Dramatic declines in street traffic show that people are staying home.
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The chapter on verbal repartee is written as a dramatic dialogue.
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I thought I was being gaslighted, but that seemed too dramatic.
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The result is a dramatic combination of words, photography and video.
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Perhaps the most dramatic passage is an account from May 2017.
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But nowhere are the changes more dramatic than in the Arctic.
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Here are some of the most dramatic moments from the report.
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Any doubts I had about depth or dramatic tension were gone.
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Most sports dramas suck, because sports themselves are already dramatic enough.
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But back then, her remarks were greeted as almost overly dramatic.
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Everything seemed grandiose with decor that felt both minimalist and dramatic.
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"It would have been dramatic if it didn't fit," he added.
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Their flair for the dramatic is not limited to social events.
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The two-term senator's slide in the polls has been dramatic.
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Our columnist recaps the team's dramatic 2-1 win over Nigeria.
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It was a dramatic shift, and it was meant to be.
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The only experience I had with it was not very dramatic.
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If policymakers make too dramatic a change, that could hurt banks.
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It was a dramatic, ego- and profile-boosting series of events.
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JOST: There were several dramatic rescues for TV shows this summer.
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"It's definitely the most extreme or most dramatic opportunity," Preclaw said.
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How do you think that decade's dramatic style holds up today?
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Tall windows provide dramatic waterfront views to the left and right.
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"It's an absolutely dramatic dip," said the program's director, Lorenzo Vidino.
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Madness is immediately dramatic; and its drama can take many forms.
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He was exceptionally private, but had staged a dramatic public death.
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Rather, political power and policy decisions account for the dramatic change.
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Ms. Swanson swept up her cape and made a dramatic exit.
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It survived the less-dramatic but nevertheless very embarrassing Fold debacle.
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We may see a dramatic shift in write-in voting percentages.
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And finally, Rosa's dramatic contour is courtesy of Too Faced bronzer.
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We're not changing anything or doing anything dramatic in the portfolio.
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The torturous United States-Pakistan relationship has seen several dramatic lows.
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By contrast, Sanders's chief rival Biden has advocated less dramatic policies.
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Not everyone is convinced that Netflix's numbers are so dramatic, though.
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"Someone is near," he said to one class in dramatic tones.
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Sudden moves on trade policy create dramatic swings in the markets.
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Mr. Schiff opened the arguments with a dramatic two-hour presentation.
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He could point to no dramatic dividend from the nuclear deal.
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But its effect on migrating birds was both immediate and dramatic.
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It occurs following a dramatic moment when the screen goes black.
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Many of the best photos of 2019 were dramatic in tone.
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"I think the circumstantial evidence is dramatic and weighty," said Speier.
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The result can be dramatic reductions in both violence and enforcement.
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This year's campaign has been always dramatic and sometimes downright bizarre.
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"In real-life gunfights, there was a dramatic difference," Morgan wrote.
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But the strongest dramatic moments in "Léonore" occur in the dialogue.
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Morgan Freeman and Shailene Woodley have a massive and dramatic feud.
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But its dramatic components, fraught as they are, are tepidly delivered.
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Some of the wonkier and less dramatic cases got short shrift.
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"To see what is happening is joyous and dramatic," she added.
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The following are some of the dramatic scenes of the day.
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This dramatic snap was taken in Seville, Spain, by Raquel Benito.
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The WikiLeaks founder is in jail after his dramatic arrest yesterday.
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I think I'm a stronger comedic actress than a dramatic actress.
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Monday's catch was not so dramatic; nor was it a touchdown.
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Becoming a successful entrepreneur often requires a dramatic shift in mindset.
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"This dramatic expansion of the ban is simply sadistic," Hirose said.
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The report warns that more dramatic changes could be in store.
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In the dramatic finale, he pushes his voice to its limits.
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Colleagues, she said, sometimes did not know of her dramatic past.
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These parts are similar to Sanders's plan, if not as dramatic.
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Are you surprised that you're the lead in a dramatic series?
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That a major dramatic actress can start out in silly sitcoms.
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The Middle East-focused oil markets saw the most dramatic moves.
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Last year's underperformance comes after years of dramatic growth for Amazon.
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To have no witnesses would be a dramatic break with precedent.
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There was a dramatic escalation in the Senate's milk-drinking escapades.
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Well, Chris Harrison, is this season really the most dramatic ever?
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So what does the U.S. government do in this dramatic situation?
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"It's was like raining out, it was so dramatic," Alvarez recalls.
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It's a dramatic reversal of what was a pretty positive trend.
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It was a dramatic competition as several athletes suffered serious falls.
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Modern goddesses ruled the Grammys: Adele and Beyoncé brought dramatic spectacles.
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His results show a dramatic shift in the past 10 years.
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The synchronized abseiling down the wall is a little bit dramatic.
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The 2010s were a dramatic decade, filled with ups and downs.
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There are dramatic differences between traditional and Roth individual retirement accounts.
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Premise: An old man plays chess with himself, with dramatic results.
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It does, triggering dramatic weather events, including a new ice age.
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National data on the phenomenon paints an even more dramatic picture.
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It's a year that sets up dramatic social change in America.
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NOW: He's a fashion icon, hype-beast, director, and dramatic actor.
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Perhaps the most dramatic last-minute action could come any day.
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But around the turn of the millennium a dramatic shift occurred.
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We will see dramatic effects from climate change in our lifetimes.
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He has warned of taking dramatic actions to stop the leaks.
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But this kind of dramatic erosion hasn't been the global norm.
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I'm not trying to be dramatic; I'm merely trying to complain.
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I take out another dress, this one wine-colored and dramatic.
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It's less opera as tourism and more as heightened dramatic art.
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In the Senate, leadership elections are expected to be less dramatic.
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The dramatic split-screen encapsulates the state of the Trump presidency.
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These consequences are not nearly as dramatic as dying, of course.
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That's a dramatic difference, and remember that we started from scratch.
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Then, in dramatic fashion, he drops it underneath the passenger seat.
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It will be vastly more dramatic in 10, 20, 30 years.
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It's as dramatic an ending as you can find in sport.
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There were more dramatic moves in the mid-cap FTSE 250 .
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Nowhere is this stunning turnaround more dramatic than with natural gas.
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" He called the notion a "seismic shift" and a "dramatic change.
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In the Schapperts' case, the ordeal has been much more dramatic.
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It's brutal and dramatic and highly detailed and hopefully highly characterful.
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Dramatic new flourishes to the story continue to pop up, too.
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And these numbers translate into dramatic positive impacts on real lives.
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Working freehandedly, Mr. Hall contrives motivations and friendships for dramatic effect.
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The disease has had a dramatic impact on the travel industry.
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The most dramatic early example was a product of personal calamity.
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This could build to a dramatic "pull the ethernet cables" scene.
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Calgary Flames defenseman Mark Giordano suggested an even more dramatic departure.
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But over the past year, the differences were more dramatic. Zumper.
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Even given the limitations of our sample, this shift is dramatic.
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Anna Wintour was there, in a dramatic red and white cape.
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The actress played Leticia in the dramatic thriller "Monster's Ball" (2002).
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Benin, Nicaragua, Bulgaria, Latvia and Togo saw the most dramatic rises.
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Juvenile and adult rexes had other dramatic differences besides their size.
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In the '90s, shows were more about dramatic choreography and performing.
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Referring to Marbledale Avenue, Mr. Ecklond said he envisions dramatic revitalization.
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A dramatic full moon in your sign arrives this month, Scorpio!
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It is dramatic, and very pretty, but every garnish is essential.
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This dramatic shift didn't take place in the late '90s, however.
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The results weren't nearly as dramatic as low-carb boosters claim.
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These dramatic moves imply significant realignment of short-dated short positions.
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These buildups serve the album well, and to great dramatic effect.
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The figure below shows just how dramatic these changes have been.
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Later pictures showed a less dramatic scene with flames largely extinguished.
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But Tuesday's primary races aren't just important — they're also pretty dramatic.
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In 2019, there was a 50% increase in the number of films submitted by women to the dramatic feature category, and directors of color helmed 55% of accepted short films and 38% of accepted dramatic features.
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Where so many teen dramas introduced dramatic new plots only to almost immediately abandon them in favor of another dramatic plot, Veronica Mars took its time drawing out its stories, commentary, and characters' personalities and relationships.
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Nearly every weekend over the next month has a major awards show, which means dramatic (or not so dramatic) reveals, gorgeous gowns on the red carpet, and getting into your coziest clothes to watch every moment.
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"The level of change was so dramatic for a lot of people in what was already a very significant change from the Obama administration to the Trump administration, which was also dramatic and traumatic," he said.
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Then (about 40 hours in for my Golden Deer playthrough) some dramatic revelations lead to some even more dramatic action, throwing you into a chaotic world where you will inevitably face off against former friends and acquaintances.
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Ghosn's second detention comes after Japanese prosecutors on Thursday arrested him on suspicion that he had tried to enrich himself at the automaker's expense, in another dramatic twist to the dramatic downfall of the once-feted executive.
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" He continued, "There wasn't this big, dramatic and crazy bombshell that dropped.
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After all, a vehicle traditionally loses its value at a dramatic rate.
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It's hard to say what's gained, clarified, made more poignant or dramatic.
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The growing tension between Dean and Allison engenders the most dramatic heat.
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In the interview, Ray also revealed her own taste for dramatic exits.
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DRAMATIC VOLCANO DEATH: HUGE FLYING STONE CRUSHED MAN IN POMPEII, ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER
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Temptation Island is back — and it looks just as dramatic as ever.
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I think there was never a dramatic Texas realignment on the table.
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The financial system in the United States is undergoing a dramatic shift.
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You know, unlike the dramatic, emotional take you usually have on everything.
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But Shukri described in dramatic detail how the MACC's investigation was suppressed.
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That would be a decline from last year, but it's not dramatic.
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Though, it was a violent, dramatic, and truly frightening, moment in spaceflight.
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Union, the movie will compete in this year's U.S. Dramatic Competition, whose
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Then the Spanish, the Turkish, and dramatic adaptation at Israel's national theater.
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Taken one by one, these achievements may not seem all that dramatic.
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People everywhere are responding to this moment in dramatic and unprecedented ways.
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After a dramatic back-and-forth, Natasha sacrifices herself for the stone.
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The vibe today is difficult, but you thrive in a dramatic environment.
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Those dramatic midnight kisses you love to watch every year on TV?
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It's more dramatic than anything pulled from Shonda Rhimes's vault of twists.
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Honey Boo Boo Rates Mama June's New Look After Dramatic Weight Loss!
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Baby hippo Fiona has come so far since her dramatic premature birth.
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"Something pretty dramatic could happen," Trump told reporters in Ireland on Thursday.
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Trump's visit came at a dramatic and uncertain time in British politics.
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US manufacturers lose due to dramatic increases in their supply chain costs.
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It's all corny and dramatic in the way viewers are used to.
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Broja started with sunsets, but quickly realized storms are far more dramatic.
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The huge screen delivers dramatic graphics and is great for streaming video.
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Any of the above would be dramatic and potentially game-changing developments.
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LL Cool J Please note J.Lo's frosted lip and dramatic eye makeup.
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There has been a dramatic change in the generic polling for Congress.
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There has been nothing dramatic enough to make them work on this.
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Chef Richard Blais is opening up again about his dramatic weight loss.
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It's a strange choice: Why not do one of the more dramatic
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Southern Charm's Ashley Jacobs is addressing concerns about her dramatic weight loss.
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But now, a much more dramatic tattoo trend is on the rise.
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The country is a natural wonder boasting dramatic waterfalls and icy glaciers.
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And we're doing the sex scenes via dramatic reading by a celebrity.
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Katie Holmes has debuted her most dramatic haircut in nearly a decade.
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They're the stuff of postcards: breathtaking, dramatic, and awash with vibrant color.
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You can see the drop has been especially dramatic in African countries.
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Good seasons result in surprising dramatic set pieces with easily recognizable titles.
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RB: I auditioned for the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Australia.
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Of course, it's hard not to talk about the marriage's dramatic demise.
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The trailers for this season are dramatic and in some ways, problematic.
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The policy would mark a dramatic reversal from President Donald Trump's position.
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None of that would matter if the dramatic segment were poorly executed.
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"Brain surgery just sounds so dramatic and severe and intense," Murphy said.
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But on the night of the results, there was a dramatic turnaround.
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In California, the increase in cases in recent years has been dramatic.
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A meaningful shift in monetary policy would probably have a dramatic effect.
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That's a huge change, with dramatic implications for state and local politics.
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The public things, I think, tend to be a little more dramatic.
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Crowds gathered around the dramatic scene, as firefighters, paramedics, and soldiers responded.
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