The solutions are all drastic now because we've let the problems become drastic.
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We need drastic action on the climate, we need drastic action on inequality.
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I think it would be a drastic, drastic reduction in the quality of life.
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JAMES GORMAN: No. No. Drastic -- it would take a lot more for a drastic improvement.
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A drastic increase in job-switching rates would probably require a correspondingly drastic increase in labour demand.
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Mr. Trump is nothing if not a man of drastic action, or at least ominous vows of drastic action.
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"I think drastic times need drastic changes," Chris Cavanaugh, the owner of an eponymous Irish sports bar in Blue Point, said.
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Democrats are starting to realize that drastic action is necessary to prevent catastrophe, and a carbon tax simply isn't drastic enough.
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And when I talk about the most drastic action we can take, this is the most drastic action we can take.
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"When I talk about the most drastic I can take, this is the most drastic action we can take," he said.
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Instead, the tack that anti-Trump supporters have taken is to argue that these drastic measures wouldn't be so drastic after all.
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Windows 8 was the most drastic change to the Start menu in its entire existence, and the most drastic change to Windows itself.
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They wanted to see if even the most drastic events — and nothing in life is more drastic than death — had failed to stick.
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Closing the border and cutting off aid are drastic measures, but with more than 100,000 illegal immigrants crossing over last month, these are drastic times.
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I know: drastic times, drastic measures, but come on....these are people without a means to get to work and they still have to work.
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But drastic investment moves are sensible only when there have been drastic changes in your life, like a big new job or consequential medical news.
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"When I talk about the most drastic action we can take, this is the most drastic action we can take," Cuomo stated during an Albany press conference.
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At their core, the new releases aren't a drastic change.
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But they could also download "tweaks" and more drastic overhauls.
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"We've seen a drastic, exponential increase in migration," Solares says.
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The changes were going to have to be fairly drastic.
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I underwent a drastic change with my body that year.
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Someone making a copy wouldn't be making these drastic changes.
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That's enough to trigger NASA to take some drastic measures.
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Others seem less convinced that it's anywhere near that drastic.
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If repair didn't work, more drastic measures would be taken.
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"There are real, drastic consequences for our students," said Wilcox.
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Their research showed that changes occurred, some of them drastic.
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Unfortunately, Pell is a drastic example of a bigger trend.
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There was also a sudden, drastic reduction in passenger demand.
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Is the drastic new look truly a breakup hair change?
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And fans had some mixed feelings about the drastic change.
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That's a drastic and tough transition for anyone to make.
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But the studio doesn't see it as a drastic departure.
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Ford's planned reductions are much less drastic than initially reported.
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It has already had a drastic impact on refugee admissions.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Toshiba has opted for drastic action.
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"For its part, the alga undergoes drastic changes," said Burns.
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Will the agency's career staffers resist drastic changes in policy?
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Any drastic changes would certainly affect the possibilities for success.
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The candidates, particularly the frontrunners, don't support any drastic action.
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Its initial official reaction implies no drastic change of course.
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So what drives these people to take such drastic risks?
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Could a drastic shakeup be coming for Teen Mom 2?
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" But, Potdevin insisted, "We've taken drastic steps to fix it.
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Own defensive stocks and don't do anything drastic, he said.
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The drastic pay disparity between Catt Sadler and her E!
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"I was in pretty drastic shape," Echols, 44, tells PEOPLE.
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Such policies contributed to a drastic decline in international trade.
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Canada's opportunity illustrates the risks of Trump's drastic trade actions.
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They even shared pictures showing Richardson's drastic shifts in weight.
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Drastic change is needed, before any more unnecessary deaths occur.
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It's a drastic police measure intended to protect the environment.
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Russell Crowe and Sienna Miller have undergone a drastic transformation.
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Some others are taking drastic steps to reduce their exposure.
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"You have to do something drastic to end the violence."
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Photos have emerged of Harry Styles' drastic new hair cut.
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The Conservative Party, which in recent years has pushed drastic
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Press and internet freedoms have taken an especially drastic turn.
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I was in labor, and it was a drastic decision.
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Do not expect drastic action if Britain votes to leave.
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"I fear this may have drastic implications," Professor Conrad said.
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To cut costs, superintendent Ernest Singleton took a drastic step.
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He discounted City, for one, as too drastic a step.
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Evidently, the change was drastic for his daughter as well.
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A drastic undercount could cost New York a second seat.
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This time drastic action was required to save his life.
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Lighthizer hasn't taken any drastic steps against China quite yet.
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In a country that's 19553% white, that's a drastic difference.
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Drastic measures will be required where the carpet is concerned.
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Such a drastic step hasn't been taken since the Sept.
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Perhaps these drastic steps would jolt Senate Republicans into action.
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But Molly and Issa make some drastic life decisions here.
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But less drastic sorts of crime will be possible, too.
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But drastic measures without clear explanations have scared the nation.
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Similarly drastic measures are being taken elsewhere in the country.
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We have to take drastic action A.S.A.P. That is true.
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China faces similar constraints, with drastic options risking unacceptable costs.
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There was also a political risk in pursuing drastic measures.
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Mr Vizcarra used drastic measures to push through his policies.
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Devastating breakups are a known catalyst for drastic hair changes.
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That's a drastic drop from a peak estimate of 21,000.
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The progressive world expected Trump's budget to reveal drastic cuts.
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The Point: Trump's drastic rebranding of the GOP has consequences.
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I honestly cannot foresee a drastic shift in environmental patterns.
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Some readers, however, remained unfazed by Mr. Darcy's drastic reimagining.
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The kindly vet hadn't come prepared for this drastic action.
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This drastic change of heart comes after several turbulent days.
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The AirPods Pro offer a drastic improvement in this regard.
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The consequences are proving particularly drastic for the European Union.
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Drastic fluctuations in oil prices have also taken a toll.
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Bill Nelson — assuming nothing drastic changes in that recount either.
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But it's still not the drastic change that many expected.
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Garver suggests the Trump transition team could make drastic changes Garver suggests the Trump transition team, helmed by George H. W. Bush's former space policy advisor Mark Albrecht, could make drastic changes as well.
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Of course, making such a drastic lifestyle change was not easy.
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There are some more drastic but necessary options at your disposal.
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Does the statute allow Chancery Court to take that drastic step?
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At some point, more drastic measures may have to be considered.
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It would take a drastic policy change to actually stop dumping.
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"You should never lose weight in a drastic fashion," he said.
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Or it may be drastic, like changing your position mid-season.
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It's been a drastic change from when I last saw him.
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At first glance, the election results would point to drastic transformations.
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In addition, several structural constraints make drastic changes in Mexico difficult.
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Both steps are unheard of outside of a drastic economic downturn.
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Drastic government measures China has been subsidizing pork to some extent.
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"We really like to mess with the drastic temperature," she said.
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Certainly, some of us just mope, but others take drastic measures.
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This newspaper has argued against such drastic action in the past.
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But none of the redesigns have been as drastic as this.
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Such struggles are prompting some corporate behemoths to take drastic action.
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Previously, only a more drastic option — blocking an account — was available.
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A drastic design change, like the color, could modernize the look.
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All post offices must contend with drastic declines in letter-writing.
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This drastic move comes after weeks of growing frustration in Washington.
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It was a drastic change from what Sean was used to.
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AUTOMATION and globalisation have brought drastic changes to Western labour markets.
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Johnson described the use of armed force as a drastic step.
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The Trump administration has another alternative that experts consider more drastic.
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What kept the company relevant was a drastic change in strategy.
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It's the only choice at this point unless something drastic happens.
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It is myopic to assume that companies make drastic decisions overnight.
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"They said changes have to be much more drastic," she said.
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Mike Dunleavy cut in a series of drastic line-item vetoes.
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Under the board, the city made drastic changes to its finances.
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Republicans have sought drastic changes to the CFPB since it opened.
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This drastic step would not be necessary in a healthier republic.
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In some cities, the reaction to scooters has been more drastic.
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The elephant population has suffered a drastic decline in recent decades.
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Recent drastic drug-price increases have triggered intensifying calls for reform.
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San Francisco, San Jose, and others are considering this drastic move.
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The price difference isn't too drastic or too surprising to me.
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In Detroit, we faced a drastic and dangerous shortage of physicians.
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Some take drastic steps to avoid being shown up by it.
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Drastic water shortages are a serious threat to millions of Iranians.
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China has experienced drastic improvements in maternal mortality in recent decades.
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So I'm hoping we have stopped her from doing something drastic.
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Our country faces a drastic workforce shortage across multiple STEM sectors.
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And sometimes this freedom changed the song in a drastic way.
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But there are also less drastic ways to be left alone.
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This sounds drastic, but indeed, it's actually been sort of fun.
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Alabama signed into law on Wednesday the most drastic rollback yet.
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To be fair, that was artificial contamination to a drastic degree.
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This new revision would be a drastic reversal of that effort.
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The difference wasn't drastic, but the connection using Fi was better.
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The consequences for getting caught tagging aren't that drastic [in Greece].
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Fiat's bold logo evolution has been marked by many drastic redesigns.
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But the proposed reductions for NOAA and NASA were similarly drastic.
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Cancellation is the most drastic step but would minimize logistical issues.
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Prime Minister Albin Kurti said such a drastic measure wasn't necessary.
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That means the Fed does not need to take drastic actions.
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Much more drastic steps are now needed to slow climate change.
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But not every art hander is looking for a drastic improvement.
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Meaningful change on Twitter's part does not have to be drastic.
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That would be a drastic step for the N.F.L. to take.
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With Mr. Bolsonaro's victory, indigenous leaders are sounding more drastic warnings.
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That reduction would have a drastic impact on the festival's economics.
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Even slight increases in distance had drastic effects on child mortality.
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Cancellation is the most drastic step but would minimise logistical issues.
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Faced with a drastic loss, Dr. Greenwood took refuge in studying.
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The leadership from both sides declined to take that drastic measure.
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Beyond the Ivy League, other N.C.A.A. conferences announced less drastic measures.
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Organizers of other public events have already taken more drastic measures.
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But several U.S. sources said the impact would not be drastic.
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After 20103 weeks, the conditions that permit an abortion become drastic.
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This decision is drastic and painful, but it will save lives.
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But the sound of a baby crying produced a drastic response.
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We good ... Jets for four more years unless something drastic changes.
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It could also be a drastic reversal of President Obama's approach.
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What had happened to cause them to take such drastic action?
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Camila Mendes isn't prone to drastic changes in her beauty routine.
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Mr. Kelly's prepared remarks also telegraphed more drastic measures to come.
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The minute I graduated high school, it was a drastic change.
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Drastic reconstructive surgery, or limb salvage, was Mr. Taylor's other option.
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" This time around, the association says it's recommending "more drastic reforms.
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It's a drastic increase in climate change ambition from the bloc.
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Scientists weren't sure just how drastic the drop was until now.
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Still, it signaled a drastic change of roles for Mr. Thae.
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Some have also noted that they could take more drastic action.
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So what is driving the drastic increase in our nomination fields?
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The (union's) choice for a drastic call to action was not necessary.
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And that's the best-case scenario, with drastic reductions in carbon emissions.
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A drastic escalation of fighting in Aleppo has shattered a partial truce.
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Uber must make drastic changes to prevent another female rider from harm.
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Ofo bikes are already yellow, so the changes aren't at all drastic.
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Sometimes that included drastic changes such as actual cuts and dye treatments.
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Looking at these two countries side by side, there are drastic differences.
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So in 27 she made a drastic decision: she would stop trying.
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Like the DOE, the DOL faces cuts, but nothing nearly as drastic.
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And a drastic step like impeachment won't happen unless Republicans support it.
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Many younger Americans must resort to drastic measures to afford medical emergencies.
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While it's a drastic measure, it works, because Prairie now knows Nina.
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The party's liberal wing has already started agitating for more drastic steps.
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How can someone forget a life experience that had such drastic consequences?
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Wet fields likely prevented drastic planting progress in eastern Iowa last week.
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That may sound drastic to American ears, but it's far from uncommon.
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A number of drastic steps have been taken to curb the spread.
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They have to undertake drastic measures to reduce their dependence on oil.
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The government's belt-tightening has been drastic—and counterproductive, many economists argue.
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The country has taken other drastic steps to solve the problem, too.
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But Mexico, like some richer countries, may now want more drastic politics.
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That's why I felt like I needed to make a drastic change.
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In Bangkok, though, it's such a drastic difference between winning a losing.
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But right now, I don't think they call for any drastic action.
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Obviously, his personal relationships took a toll from this drastic move, too.
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Smith's most recent project demonstrates just how drastic the differences can be.
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HBO's Last Week Tonight has led to some drastic measures in China.
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Now, let's see how customers react to the drastic audio port change.
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Here we are, a nation in the midst of drastic historical change.
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Countries will also have to make drastic changes to land use practices.
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A few losses and the Mets might need to take drastic measures.
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Some staff implemented this policy in a more drastic way than others.
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If one of you never cleans, however, it's time for drastic measures.
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In contrast, drastic surface changes often render electric skateboards dangerous or useless.
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If moms act out, kids have to resort to more drastic measures.
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A drastic change to a privatized organization is not the silver bullet.
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However, nothing as drastic as contemplating a move out of the country.
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We've seen low oil prices, but we've also seen drastic snap backs.
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It's a drastic budget, and it may backfire: Congress barely confirmed DeVos.
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This is clearly when straight edge took a much more drastic turn.
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This is not redress; this is the most drastic form of retribution.
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The caregivers who told me about their travails found less drastic solutions.
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However, completely cutting off the oil supply would be a drastic step.
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Still, the drastic price hikes that initially accompanied outbreaks have settled down.
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It is my hope that we do not take this drastic step.
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Unfortunately, Lewandowski is not the only one calling for such drastic solutions.
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The longer you wait, the more drastic and costly the course correction.
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For narcoleptics, the confusion wasn't just more frequent, but also more drastic.
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In any long-running series, drastic changes in tone should be expected.
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His somewhat drastic measure seemed to work on one level, at least.
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In that sense, the impending changes really aren't that drastic at all.
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Government Populated Return would be a drastic step in the wrong direction.
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To pay for all of this, providers would see drastic payment reductions.
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The campaign McCain ran reflected the drastic changes afoot in his party.
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Restaurants are struggling with government restrictions and a drastic decrease in traffic.
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But drastic steps can still help bend the curve lower, experts said.
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The IOC still says there's no need for drastic decisions right now.
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Here's a drastic change of pace from the rest of this list.
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It could, if steel and aluminum tariffs lead to something more drastic.
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There are perhaps a dozen such scenarios, some more drastic than others.
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GERMANY'S FINANCE MINISTER SCHOLZ SAYS DRASTIC STEPS NEEDED TO STOP CLIMATE CHANGE
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That prompted an immediate, drastic change in Russia's treatment of its neighbor.
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I felt like she was proposing a drastic and strikingly unnatural step.
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Without drastic reductions in fossil fuel use, the entire nation will drown.
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He has laid only the flimsiest groundwork for such a drastic swivel.
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Cho has observed a drastic change in restaurant kimchi over the years.
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For Biden personally, the pandemic has forced a drastic change in focus.
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To say that these diaries are self-revelatory is a drastic understatement.
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North Korea's ballistic missile program has shown drastic improvement in recent months.
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The business elite has deserted President Trump's advisory panels in drastic fashion.
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Accompanying the drastic expansion in traffic was a disproportionate rise in accidents.
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That said, pulling the plug on funds would be a drastic mistake.
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For everything else, she's going to have to resort to drastic measures.
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It's a solid upgrade but not too drastic that you'll feel lost.
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In the mid-2000s, Beijing demanded a drastic increase in milk production.
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There is a less drastic alternative to costly and dangerous buttocks implants.
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Macedonia took drastic steps, well in keeping with liberal values, to complete
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The president threatens ever more drastic trade actions while the economy suffers.
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The genomics revolution has been exponentially advanced by drastic reductions in cost.
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HP's Spectre x360 13 has undergone a fairly drastic makeover for 2019.
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"If it's a drastic cut or color, it takes courage," he said.
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The Cassidy-Collins bill contains less drastic changes than some Republican proposals.
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The context: This drastic change of heart comes after several turbulent days.
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The 2024 target would require a drastic acceleration in the spacecraft's development.
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To pay for all of this, providers would see drastic payment reductions.
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Introducing drastic measures too early, he said, could have a counterproductive impact.
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Kurti said such a drastic move was not justified and opposed it.
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Kurti said such a drastic move was not justified and opposed it.
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At certain points the disease has flared up, requiring more drastic treatments.
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The rise in housing costs was particularly drastic for low-income Americans.
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Finally, he has proposed a fairly drastic revision to French foreign policy.
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Louisiana is one of the states experiencing the most drastic budget cuts.
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Most nations still have a vested interest in avoiding drastic temperature increases.
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That premium, said Stankey, is precisely why AT&T is making drastic changes.
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The change wasn't drastic, but the texture of my skin had definitely improved.
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The longer we wait to take action, the more drastic changes we'll need.
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Free services such as Cardigan and Twoolbox help you take more drastic action.
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Food, of course, is key, but also in drastic short supply are medicines.
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Exposure to such trauma can have drastic, long-term effects, including learning difficulties.
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She said she lived in fear and took drastic measures to protect herself.
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"It is time for drastic change," said Daiwa Securities senior analyst Jiro Iokibe.
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Trump also indicated that Mexico may face more drastic trade changes than Canada.
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And as you'd expect, the difference in the two's performance is quite drastic.
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The new Premier Gladys Berejiklian isn't open to making any drastic changes either.
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And as temperatures rise further, scientists expect these shifts to become more drastic.
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It, too, describes the drastic steps Mr Trump's aides take to foil him.
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Together, these drastic efforts have been successful in maintaining a level of fertility.
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One school is taking drastic measures to prevent its students from teenage pregnancy.
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It's a drastic change from when they first started OhMiBod back in 2006.
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On NAFTA, a drastic action such as triggering withdrawal would be his prerogative.
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In any case, it is probably too drastic a change to be feasible.
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Authorities have taken drastic, and unpopular, measures to get rid of the creatures.
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And Congress could step in and make some drastic alterations to NASA's plans.
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It also details the drastic steps Mr Trump's aides take to foil him.
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No real drama is expected, as policymakers evaluate their recent drastic stimulus measures.
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In other words, the drastic measures taken by the MTA cannot be avoided.
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But if it leaves rates unchanged, the impact on hospitals would be drastic.
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In a statement, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack urged for drastic preventative measures.
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De Lesseps knew she needed to make a drastic change after her arrest.
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The first priority on Zuckerberg's list is a drastic, but perhaps unsurprising, move.
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If that doesn't work then you might have to try something more drastic.
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We're not far off from drastic changes in how we charge our devices.
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Even if drastic measures successfully reduced the debt, it's unclear who would benefit.
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In January, Republicans took drastic steps to dismantle the Affordable Care Act system.
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While the arbitration proceedings played out, though, the EV startup took drastic measures.
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After undergoing a drastic makeover, the subject would strut out to triumphant music.
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The changes were so drastic that Wiener decided to pull the bill entirely.
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There really no mystery to why America's health industry needs a drastic corrective.
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But this is a much more drastic change for the kid-friendly property.
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Trump will remain the Republican candidate for president unless drastic measures are taken.
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Is Texas ready for this kind of drastic reimagining of the power grid?
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And unless drastic changes happen soon, the death and destruction will continue unabated.
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Plus, the bill includes other drastic changes that appeared in some previous bills.
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She blamed previous governments for drastic cuts in benefits during the debt crisis.
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The results, as one might expect with a time travel story, are drastic.
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The reasons the experts put forward, however, do not warrant such drastic action.
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Even for regular civilians, such a drastic change warrants some social media comments.
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Political events and international relations bring drastic moves to the market come summer.
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We don't need some drastic, radical change to lessen the use of technology.
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He's clearly not happy with the drastic turn of events in his life.
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If that feels too drastic, look for cheaper alternatives to your current memberships.
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The most drastic remedy would be to break up the Big Tech companies.
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This has been clearly evidenced by the drastic decline in union membership nationwide.
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I never would have left had the pay cut not been so drastic.
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It took an event that drastic to get him to leave his home.
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It's a drastic move: curtailing the filibuster, the minority party's last-ditch tool.
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And it's all been intensified by a drastic change in the political environment.
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"The failures had drastic consequences and should not have occurred," the report says.
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That marked a drastic deceleration in new construction from 3.3 percent in August.
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Drastic reforms are needed to alleviate the potential consequences of current fiscal policy.
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Even that drastic action will likely require financial support from the federal government.
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At least we've got people like Drastic Actions to pick up the slack.
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I feel like a drastic shift can hurt a band in that way.
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Bipolar disorder causes drastic and unusual shifts in mood, activity level, and energy.
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There would be huge calls within those countries for drastic measures in response.
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Nine months later, the stats were even more drastic, she told the Tribune.
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So what can drastic shifts in fumbling from season to season tell us?
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Iran took drastic measures last week to stop the spread of the virus.
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"Now it's definitely getting more drastic, even just within the week," she says.
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That, however, was short-lived as more companies came out with drastic warnings.
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The Seattle-based brokerage Redfin also reported a drastic drop in consumer interest.
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Andrew Cuomo said such a drastic measure would be chaotic and possibly illegal.
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Congress could also impeach the president for drastic abuses of the pardon power.
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Ahuja also worries about what a drastic diet change does to your microbiome.
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We haven't seen a drastic, economy-sized investment in a single economic sector.
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The U.K. government is now facing growing calls to take more drastic measures.
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That slow approach to drastic action has led to an explosion of cases.
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Turning the PirateBox into an implant required a drastic reduction in its size.
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The surging demand has forced authorities to take drastic measures to boost capacity.
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California introduced the most drastic measure of any state first, but that's changing.
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The disparity between the living Nietzsche and the written one was indeed drastic.
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Some see this as small comfort in the face of such drastic cuts.
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MacLellan, the team's general manager, says he is not planning anything so drastic.
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At the nonprofit shelter here in San Diego, the effects have been drastic.
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China's top leader, Xi Jinping, has promised drastic measures to contain the virus.
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"You're not expecting things to improve [in the ocean] unless something drastic happens."
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To the casual investor, the fluctuations can sometimes seem drastic and even frightening.
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Of course, Bell was characteristically honest with her daughter about her drastic haircut.
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The result would be a drastic rise in net premiums for most families.
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But Yang's figures show one of the most drastic quarter-over-quarter increases.
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His operation was so drastic that it changed his body's center of gravity.
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Without drastic action to defeat this law, they probably never will be profitable.
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But he also appeared to warn against calling for too drastic of change.
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I stopped worrying about my drastic pay cut because I was still alive.
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The enormity of the problem is such that we'll want a drastic solution.
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All four measures would be drastic blows to the CFPB's power and independence.
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Fortunately, microSD cards have seen drastic price drops over the last few years.
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In the most drastic cases, delayed oxygen therapy is keeping patients hospitalized longer.
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Rather it can cause drastic immediate complications, even death through hemorrhage or infection.
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In order to stretch this finite resource, we had to make drastic changes.
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The Fed has not taken such drastic actions since the Great Financial Crisis.
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Despite all the hype surrounding Initiative 77, it's unlikely to have drastic consequences.
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That's especially true when the ramifications are as drastic as they were Sunday.
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He knows what an organizational reset, even a less drastic one, can do.
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Of all the bans, the one against drug use is the most drastic.
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Would you take such drastic measures or do you think that goes too far?
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Both lenders are likely to ask for more fiscal discipline, requiring drastic spending cuts.
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Those drastic alterations in physical properties are called phase transitions, and physicists love them.
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"Now is not the time to make drastic changes to estate plans," she said.
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"It will stay unloved unless management does something drastic to unlock value," he said.
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It makes sense, narratively, for June to have made this drastic and selfish decision.
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Officials have proposed drastic cuts in funding and staffing at multiple climate science agencies.
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There were drastic interest rate policy changes when he was at the Federal Reserve.
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If humans were to cause drastic changes, their spectacular pink inhabitants would vanish forever.
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Investor fears about an economic slowdown helped fuel Thursday's drastic stock market sell-off.
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As to Imagination specifically, there's added intrigue stemming from yesterday's drastic stock market reaction.
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Fortunately, the changes aren't so drastic, but the program could see some substantial cuts.
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Gulf Keystone's shareholders have yet to approve the debt swap and the drastic dilution.
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I started following accounts on social media of drastic weight loss and meticulous maintenance.
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The Chargers, the Raiders and the Rams may be set for more drastic action.
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It needed to do something drastic, and that's why there's suddenly a tipping option.
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And she made the drastic transformation herself from a sharp black to pastel pink.
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INDIA is not the first country to introduce abrupt, drastic reform of its currency.
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The report highlighted the five districts with the most drastic divide in the country.
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Oleg is back in Moscow, which is a pretty drastic shift for his character.
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The change won't have drastic consequences, despite all the hype surrounding the ballot measure.
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It wasn't even a drastic weight gain, just more than I was used to.
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This morning, we had to run as things took a drastic and dangerous turn.
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With this new information, Cordelia and Myrtle think it's time to take drastic measures.
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Of course, it's unlikely Obama would get on board a plan quite that drastic.
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I WOULD BE A LITTLE WORRIED ABOUT DRASTIC ACTIONS IN THE TEN-YEAR BOND.
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From a gameplay perspective, things aren't a drastic shift, especially if you've played Origins.
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Overall, there was little sign of a drastic swing in favourability towards either country.
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The scale of the problem forced shippers and foreign governments to take drastic action.
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Forcing developers into changes, especially ones as drastic as this, can shake their trust.
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So why this drastic wardrobe alteration just 14 days before Americans cast their ballot?
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Other people around the state were also struggling to understand the often drastic changes.
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Finding itself a few passengers short as the deadline approached, Flybe took drastic action.
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Beijing will have to take drastic action to cut back its national steel glut.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales has pledged to take "drastic measures" to determine the cause.
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But Stevens from the Max Planck Institute says something even more drastic is necessary.
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Projections for health care costs will be unsustainable unless we make drastic changes now.
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On the other hand, regulating access to guns felt "scary and drastic," says Garrigan.
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The raise I received changed my life in drastic ways, both financially and professionally.
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Without quick, drastic action, the worst case scenarios of climate change may become reality.
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Sometimes the drastic nature of the problem isn't fully realized until the pregnancy progresses.
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This isn't a drastic departure from Musk's existing plan, as the Times points out.
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Drastic improvements in nocturnal and underwater photography have opened whole new vistas of knowledge.
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I don't think it's anything major as far as having to do anything drastic.
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Beyond the human costs, illegal mines are also causing drastic damage to DRC's wildlife.
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The measure helped bring about a drastic decrease in beef originating from deforested land.
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A strong showing of the law's supporters might deter Republicans from taking drastic action.
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The investigators called it "exigent circumstances" and felt the situation warranted the drastic action.
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Whether such a drastic reform is justified depends on how frequently these patterns reoccur.
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Changes are taking place, but it's nothing so drastic that you'll lose your footing.
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Others see Rossello as using the board as a political cover for drastic cuts.
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But their attempts to have a child together fail, in drastic and tragic ways.
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For businesses that rely on Telstra, in particular, it was having a drastic impact.
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The drastic changes go far beyond the move away from monochrome black and white.
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It was so drastic that Instagram implemented special anti-harassment measures to delete them.
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It doesn't mean countries should impose drastic measures that would dramatically slow economic growth.
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A drastic decline in ridership will be costly for the district in many ways.
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Even more drastic cuts are proposed for all research activities related to the environment.
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The consequences will be drastic if the United States and other countries do nothing.
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There's been a drastic change among legacy media company executives the last two years.
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Everything is possible Never one to do things halfway, Jabaley made several drastic changes.
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I heard really drastic things from Jean-Eric Vergne, what he had to do.
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Over 1 in 4 noted a drastic shift in focus from self to family.
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Illegal logging and mining in the Amazon rain forest cause drastic levels of deforestation.
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Yet Warren's approach may reflect that voters are wary of drastic change in healthcare.
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Only 63% believe the worst of climate change can be avoided with drastic measures.
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A drastic personality shift can signal that they are fed-up and heading out.
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Hensarling, a longtime opponent of the Dodd-Frank reforms, seeks a more drastic rollback.
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He said he was ready to take "drastic steps" to protect Filipinos working abroad.
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Such drastic differences in prices affect the competitiveness of domestic businesses against foreign competitors.
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"We are making no drastic changes and certainly won't compromise on quality," he said.
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Even with those drastic measures, millions in Latin America are at risk for malnutrition.
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All three combined to put her on the road to a drastic life change.
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For the hardest working monarch in British history, this is a pretty drastic absence.
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The $4.65 billion agreement is a drastic change in strategy from the last administration.
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"I didn't think it would mean a drastic change in my life," he said.
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So they took drastic action and charted a new course for the next year.
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One crucial change that's hurt restaurants in Manhattan is the drastic rise in rents.
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"The market is mixed, but there is nothing too drastic," said a credit trader.
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Yet only one crisis has inspired widespread, drastic action from countries across the globe.
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Across the country, officials are taking drastic measures in the fight to control coronavirus.
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More drastic changes — such as reforming the cash bail system — are needed, he says.
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Italy and other countries are on lockdown, as governments begin taking more drastic measures.
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Without drastic reductions in emissions (or possibly risky geoengineering), global temperatures will keep rising.
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Saudi Arabia has seen drastic changes under the influence of the young, assertive heir.
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But eve all these drastic steps were not enough to comfort Wall Street investors.
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Microsoft never faced a punishment anywhere near as drastic as being split in two.
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And shippers have made drastic cuts to their operations with work at a standstill.
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They called for drastic and instantaneous solutions to the problems they saw around them.
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For students, it was a drastic turn from easy arrangements of the classical repertoire.
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Separating people is, of course, precisely what such drastic measures are intended to do.
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Should their teenagers wait, hoping science will come up with a less drastic solution?
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But when the word got out about his proposal, it struck many as drastic.
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On the surface such a series of drastic steps seem like a massive overreaction.
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Maybe it will be a little more drastic this week, to use your word.
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In its latest drastic step, the Federal Reserve on Monday promised bottomless dollar funding.
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American and Delta have made similar cuts, though theirs are not quite as drastic.
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Around the world, communities are taking drastic measures to curtail the spread of coronavirus.
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But many key Republican senators seem distinctly uninterested in taking such a drastic measure.
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Here are all the places taking drastic measures to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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U.S. airlines have taken drastic steps to cut back on flights in recent weeks.
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As a result, employers may not feel the need to make any drastic changes.
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India also joined a growing number of countries that have imposed drastic travel limits.
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The mayor said that hospitals would take drastic steps if necessary to increase capacity.
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However, as of March 5, the drastic-sounding measures have yet to be enforced.
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The British in 1967 took a far more drastic measure by suspending such limits.
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Almost nothing will be, they say -- unless we take drastic action on climate change.
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Even as some countries took drastic measures, their leaders also acknowledged the economic impact.
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The nose drop can be drastic, typically about 30 degrees in a classic 737.
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We need fast and drastic improvements in triage, treatment, cleaning and overall infection prevention.
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But without drastic action, the debt levels will keep rising, in potentially unsustainable ways.
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A permanent film set would be a drastic deviation from the building's original use.
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A revised proposal would not involve the drastic and ill-advised cash flow distortions.
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But with no-deal Brexit risks fading, the pullback may not be too drastic.
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But so drastic a step may be a tough sell for the Supreme Court.
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They are drastic, and include large-scale sterilization and slaughtering of thousands of animals.
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What is needed is a drastic change in our approach to the Korean Peninsula.
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But, in the meantime, she said people did not need to take drastic action.
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But the Trump administration has proposed drastic cuts to science and medical-research programs.
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" — Lindsey, 40 "Physical challenges aside, it's the mental and emotional changes that are drastic.
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He had in mind some drastic cuts and the jettisoning of Robbins's beloved choreography.
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What to do: Cutting greenhouse gas emissions will require drastic measures, Dr. Taalas said.
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One of those usually shaves a few points off your score, though nothing drastic.
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Berio departs from Shakespeare in sometimes drastic ways, resulting in a more diffuse plot.
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The developments were a drastic escalation in the diplomatic dispute over Mr. Kim's killing.
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It will result in tax cuts for all, drastic simplification, and stronger economic growth.
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Worse yet, it could have drastic effects on the poorest people in the world.
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Third, higher numbers of healthy yold people will require drastic changes in health spending.
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Italian media published before and after photos of the fir, demonstrating a drastic decline.
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Mr. Zinke has already said he will recommend a drastic downsizing of Bears Ears.
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Drastic changes to how much Americans pay in taxes are now all but guaranteed.
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"Moving down in scale means changing how drastic a movement is," Mr. Archibong said.
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Adding drastic new budget cuts on top of that carries some advantages with it.
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Changes to Medicaid and Medicare will likely have drastic consequences for the disability community.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisPope Francis stuck in elevator for 85033 minutes Pope challenges governments to take 'drastic' climate change measures Pope calls for prayers that Amazon fires are controlled MORE on Sunday called on world governments to take "drastic" action on climate change.
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But that change will be gradual, and nowhere near as drastic as this time around.
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The suspension would be a drastic step that could cost European economies billions of euros.
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But I decide this experiment is an opportunity to do something additional, something more drastic.
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He has experience with major haircuts, as he did Judge's drastic cut back in September.
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If scientists are debating the topic, then shouldn't we ease back on these drastic measures?
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But when it comes to initiating drastic measures against a powerful company, timing is everything.
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Many Democrats have concurred with Hyde, albeit reluctantly, if only to forestall more drastic restrictions.
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This is a drastic change to the world Raybon was mired in before Merrick arrived.
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Despite drastic changes to her diet and exercise routine, Alexis could not lose the weight.
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With emergency recording, it automatically records footage upon any abrupt turns, drastic braking, or impact.
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And Democrats are all but certain to oppose it, deeming its reforms drastic and inhumane.
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Nobody understood why the loss of N-glycanase had such drastic impacts on NGLY1 kids.
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After meeting Gates, Mowry was able to make drastic changes to her lifestyle, she explains.
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TV scripts often go through many drastic changes as they evolve in a writers room.
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The same organisation says the Ohio heartbeat bill is a "drastic" challenge to abortion rights.
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Only a drastic overhaul of the labour system will do, not tinkering at the edges.
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But they're supposed to stop drastic, improbable drops that could happen under the old system.
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Before such drastic moves become necessary, it is possible that the commercial pressure may ease.
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Needless to say, it's the drastic cut that has fans stampeding into her Instagram comments.
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It's a rehauling of the courts that could "have a drastic impact," according to Chase.
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"It doesn't strike me as some drastic change in his personality," said one former employee.
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They'll have to convince that person to not do anything drastic and they could fail.
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According to CNBC, it was a "more drastic cost-cutting plan than investors had expected."
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Without drastic action, this trend is projected to continue, rendering the parks unrecognizable within decades.
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Bakka, from the Norwegian city of Drammen, is not alone in considering such drastic steps.
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The drastic increase in their salaries has made potential moves to tougher leagues less attractive.
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Drastic changes, like shaving that beard off, might require you to enter your passcode, however.
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Abrams, who was minority leader at the time, cut a deal for less drastic cuts.
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With the company sitting on $40 billion in debt, it needs to do something drastic.
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Thiago Vidal of Prospectiva, a consultancy, expects a less drastic drop, to 13 by 2030.
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"We would absolutely view this as our last round unless something drastic changed," Bien said.
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AT: We think in 30 to 50 years something very drastic, if not before then.
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On Monday, Green tweeted that his son was encouraging him to make the drastic change.
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How I feel can be drastic but life is fun, thrilling, and exhilarating this way.
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Had my guilt at missing those other deaths led me to make such drastic amends?
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Koalas have the most drastic "apparent cuteness" to "actual nastiness" ratio in the animal kingdom.
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A break below that could mean an even more drastic plunge for stocks, he said.
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Pérez was able to save the situation, though he had to revert to drastic measures.
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"These drastic proposed cuts are frankly heartbreaking," acting Director Rich Baum said in the email.
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Bolivian President Evo Morales pledged to take "drastic measures" to determine what caused the crash.
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Overshadowing his older cousin, he has hogged the limelight, promising a string of drastic reforms.
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If enacted in its current form, the new law would mean drastic changes to Medicaid.
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Bottom line: There's an immediate and drastic impact on coral reefs, rainforests and their inhabitants.
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That seems hella drastic to me but then again, this is Empire I'm writing about.
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Contrasting is a confidence-boosting alternative: Whether it's slight or drastic is up to you.
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NEW YORK — During spring training Chad Green's slider was non-existent and needed drastic improvement.
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On top of that, there's drastic lack of available shelter beds on the West Coast.
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FED'S HARKER SAYS COMPOSITION OF BALANCE SHEET WILL NOT SEE DRASTIC CHANGE IN NEAR FUTURE
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It isn't normal, for anyone, to experience such drastic changes in emotions during one day.
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Such a drastic change in tactics has required intensive troubleshooting, a costly proposition in itself.
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So, what exactly prompted the drastic shift in attitudes in the span of a decade?
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In 1953 he was suffering from severe epilepsy, so he underwent a drastic surgical procedure.
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"What certainty means is that you don't have drastic changes between administrations," he told CNBC.
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He returned to power after Mao's death, pushing drastic economic reforms in the next decade.
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If someone doesn't see me soon, I'm going to do something drastic, I mean it.
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It's been a drastic change from the previous eight years, when illegal immigration was rampant.
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But there was this drastic and rapid shift from electoral loser to impeacher-in-waiting.
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Even if they did, Seymour said, New York was bound to be a drastic change.
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Though recent financial reports show some recovery, the brand seemed to be negotiating drastic changes.
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It may have the effect of slightly slowing the progress of drastic calamitous climate change.
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Does your lifestyle lend itself to a drastic reduction in expenses in relatively short order?
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Officials say that conditions have improved enough that the drastic measures are no longer needed.
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And while this beauty buy hasn't fixed that problem completely, there is a drastic improvement.
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It would require a drastic overhaul in how the government taxes, spends, and borrows money.
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Might a drastic reduction in central (federal) control produce an increase in access to care?
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Here are some of the most drastic name changes undergone by today's most recognizable companies.
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I knew that something drastic like attending grad school would change things for the better.
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It then announced cuts to research and development, necessary spending for such a drastic shift.
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Those changes are not drastic, though, given that all major services must still be covered.
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Nearly 80% think the worst outcomes of climate change could be avoided by drastic measures.
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STRANGERS DROWNING: Impossible Idealism, Drastic Choices and the Overpowering Urge to Help, by Larissa MacFarquhar.
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From mass incarceration to cash bail to policing, our criminal justice system needs drastic repair.
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The Supreme Court's gerrymandering decision will have drastic consequences for the future of our nation.
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Many wondered whether the U.S. was ready for such a drastic change in dining culture.
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The American public has long been yearning for a drastic change to the status quo.
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Without drastic reductions in emissions (or possibly risky geoengineering), global temperatures will continue to increase.
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Here's what you should know if you plan on doing a drastic chop like mine.
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The change was so drastic, many didn't recognize that it was her gracing the mag.
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It's getting more challenging to address the problem after more drastic reductions in earlier years.
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The outlook: The 643 census is likely to show the extent of this drastic trend.
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Hellerstedt case, and the verdict could have drastic consequences for women's access to reproductive care.
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Some incumbents have taken steps even more drastic than those of Carson, the Oklahoma representative.
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And they have done so without embracing the highly disruptive, drastic measures adopted by China.
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Now, major corporations like Nike are taking drastic measures to prevent further spread of coronavirus.
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U.S. airlines have also taken drastic steps to cut back on flights in recent weeks.
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However, other experts argue that now is exactly the time to pursue such drastic measures.
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"We are not used to such drastic decisions," says Resta, a 255-year-old anaesthesiologist.
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Doing so will require drastic and costly actions that will cause short term economic harm.
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But each of these three scenarios requires the current Tory government to do something drastic.
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A more drastic redesign is expected in 2017, a decade after the iPhone first launched.
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The Democrats have offered a less drastic 6.5 percent cut, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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A single drastic mutation in a single crayfish produced the marbled crayfish in an instant.
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Nearly two years ago, Charlie Sheen decided to make a drastic change in his life.
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Above, syrup being bottled in Ontario, where the decrease was even more drastic: 54 percent.
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I began to focus on comfort and quality of life rather than drastic medical interventions.
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It's a drastic cut, and lower than the 2003 percent rate proposed by House Republicans.
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The spread of the COVID-19 virus has already forced airlines to take drastic action.
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Yesterday, United Airlines also announced drastic schedule reductions for both its domestic and international operations.
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"I'm afraid that if the [coronavirus] situation explodes in Kashmir, things will be really drastic."
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As a result, it didn't have to resort to a drastic lockdown of its economy.
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May's government favored a more drastic separation from important economic arrangements with the European Union.
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And unless he's had a drastic change of heart, he'd be an incredibly ineffective one.
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A drastic mutation in a single crayfish gave the creature the ability to clone itself.
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"We are not used to such drastic decisions," says Resta, a 255-year-old anaesthesiologist.
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Though not as drastic as education and business, games increased as another form of entertainment.
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In its latest drastic step, the U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday promised bottomless dollar funding.
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Those shows are both genre dramas that went through drastic shifts in tone and direction.
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Wu, of Oxford Economics, said the virus could have a "drastic" impact on the economy.
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It's not that countries aren't taking drastic measures to stop the spread of the disease.
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The White House tax proposal this week called for a drastic cut to corporate taxes.
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With Medicaid cuts that drastic, states would have few palatable options to rein in costs.
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Dissenters objected to the word "emergency", saying it was too drastic, and "urgency" would suffice.
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The attack also signaled a drastic change in the administration's approach to the Assad government.
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"It's a pretty drastic thing for people to pivot" at this point, the bundler said.
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In some cases, drastic measures have been taken to prevent the current situation from worsening.
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As some countries took drastic measures, their leaders acknowledged the economic impact of the moves.
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This isn't a drastic departure from what Microsoft has been hinting at for months now.
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Alice (Olivia Dudley) has sunk into a deep depression and does something drastic to cope.
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But the drastic action came in 2011, after Republicans decisively won back their House majority.
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On a few occasions, major tobacco producers have resorted to drastic action by freezing output.
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But without a drastic increase in available homes, the situation is unlikely to improve markedly.
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It was a drastic setback for someone who loved to move around on her own.
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But they ultimately plan to wait for a strong signal before making any drastic moves.
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That would be a drastic move that political operatives around these races are bracing for.
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Ramaphosa this month promised "drastic action" to turnaround cash-strapped and highly indebted state firms.
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Curbing global warming is possible, but only if governments take "drastic change now," Villasenor says.
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Well... #TheRiseOfSkywalker is a drastic departure from TLJ, but also not as invigorating as TFA.
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In a drastic move, GM decided to cut off striking employees from their health insurance.
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"Our labor force is shrinking, so we have to take drastic measures now," she said.
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You guessed it: they will be forced to impose drastic price hikes on consumer goods.
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If the economy takes a drastic turn, then the company will quickly alter its strategy.
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If they wanted to achieve the retirement they still wanted, they'd need some drastic cuts.
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"So I do not believe a drastic, volatile environment is good for China," he said.
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The Department of Health and Human Services may make drastic changes to the conscience exception.
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But none of them advocate drastic change or abstinence in any one nutrient or food.
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A lot of the coverage made it sound as if something drastic had happened overnight.
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It's involved a drastic change in my diet, working out and going to the gym.
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And the more invasive, expensive, and drastic the placebo intervention, the greater the healing effect.
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He said there should be "drastic measures" to get there but did not say how.
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Drastic political changes in Armenia last year emboldened protesters to act against the planned mine.
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Narrator: Sonic the Hedgehog famously went through a drastic design change for his first Hollywood film.
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But the increase was even more drastic for those over 21960, skyrocketing by a full 250%.
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Everyone knows what President Trump looks like, so drastic alterations are going to be obvious immediately.
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"The EPA has been doing some drastic things," Gaetz recently told the Northwest Florida Daily News.
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This isn't the first time the mother of five has made a drastic hair color change.
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No more congestion, fewer atmosphere-choking emissions, and crucially, a drastic drop in deadly crashes. Someday.
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In short, these paths require drastic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions at an extraordinarily fast pace.
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"Our estimates of American consumption of microplastics are likely drastic underestimates overall," the study authors concluded.
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Such a drastic measure had been encouraged by President Trump in his Davos speech in January.
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The incident had a drastic effect on security at Silicon Valley companies and especially at YouTube.
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"It is a drastic change, but it seems like people are living with it," said Taub.
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More drastic intervention to head off the larger threats corals face should also attract more research.
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Earlier this month, Bieber shocked his fans with his most drastic hair transformation to date: dreadlocks.
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Even a drastic fall in Chinese imports would be only a modest hit to world spending.
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And there is no majority for the drastic option of revoking the Article 50 Brexit letter.
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Yet, what has caught everyone's attention amidst this drastic U-turn in balances is Saudi Arabia.
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Higher-end systems wouldn't see such drastic improvements, since they're not usually gasping for system resources.
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But as Spiegel warms, drastic changes could also alienate some users and undercut Snap's cool factor.
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The drastic move to snuff out the remaining Note 28 phones shouldn't come as a surprise.
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It wouldn't have been forced to make such a drastic change to Battlefront II's economy otherwise.
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" The last time I thought about making a drastic change to my hair was… "I haven't.
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Also, I will say it is not a drastic change, maybe one or two dress sizes.
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But even a move that drastic would not present a clear advantage to China, Manning said.
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"Something a lot more drastic in terms of makeup would be so much fun," she shares.
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If the review leads to lasting policy change, it could enable drastic greenhouse gas emissions cuts.
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Unless companies fire everyone and start over, we're not going to see drastic improvements anytime soon.
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Hopefully it won't come to the drastic circumstances that unfold in Levinson's warped version of Salem.
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The government, in taking the drastic step, cited "false news reports" it said were circulating online.
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But he said the leadership in Beijing should be cautious before resorting to more drastic measures.
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Similarly, the government has justified sudden, drastic cuts in spending on advertising as a needed economy.
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Any drastic financial or political response to the trade dispute is simply not justified right now.
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The emissions reductions required to meet the 1.5°C goal are drastic and would be costly.
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And is it great enough to justify, what is for many, a fairly drastic lifestyle change?
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Just don't expect a drastic change to the fighting ability of either party inside the ring.
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This has caused a drastic reduction in the salaries paid to workers in the United States.
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The show touts a drastic transformation of Shannon's appearance, from 352 lbs to a size four.
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Why this matters: This is a drastic step back from what the Paris Climate Accord achieved.
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The metaphor is not that drastic in light of Ryan Lochte's behavior in Rio de Janeiro.
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Food prices saw drastic swings this year, ranging from 1 percent to double-digit percentage increases.
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Something drastic happens in the fourth episode, and it is so ludicrous that it strains credulity.
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She thinks the photos offer a glimpse into the drastic divide between rural and urban China.
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Critics have voiced concern it could result in drastic price increases for some flood-prone areas.
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Unless something drastic happens over the next couple of weeks I am sure he will be.
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The drastic price cuts are part of a gas price war at three Houghton Lake, Mich.
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"I think they'll do largely what Obama did, which wasn't necessarily a drastic move," he said.
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"Then you see these drastic changes within a human lifetime, and it's pretty cool," she said.
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Polls show the drastic change in support for Clinton before and after Comey sent his letter.
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When photos from the set first came out, fans were taken aback by Styles's drastic haircut.
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Even though you're so dramatic, you're actually not a fan of drastic change or big surprises.
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Our quest for the most perfect, most epic self portrait can, at times, have drastic results.
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As you can see, the past three years show a drastic spike in French Jewish migration:
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To build his wall, Trump is taking a drastic step that will cause incalculable economic damage.
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This is the basis of Anglo American's case for retaining De Beers in a drastic overhaul.
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Budgets and staff have faced drastic cuts, leaving local communities dependent on federal funding and oversight.
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This is definitely my most drastic decrease in spending, but it didn't happen without some sweat.
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Even these mild reforms enraged public workers, who claimed Mr Sisi was ramming through drastic cuts.
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The Coalition has added a few new elements to the formula, though none are especially drastic.
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The new U.S. course avoids some of the most drastic options the administration could have pursued.
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I seriously doubt that staff proposed the drastic cut totals contained in the Trump administration budgets.
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So as of June 1, the most drastic limitations on urban water use will be suspended.
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Onn the gripping hand, drastic changes in mining capacity raise the spectre of a 51% attack.
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The Philippines President said he was ready to take "drastic steps" to protect Filipinos working abroad.
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One certainly cannot accuse CDU party chairwoman Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer of speaking in overly drastic terms.
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Housing is so unaffordable in big cities that residents are resorting to drastic measures to stay.
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Many people create drastic lifestyle changes in an effort to minimize their chances of getting migraines.
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It is largely down to one of the most drastic civic water conservation campaigns ever conceived.
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The most recent trailer, released in August, included additional shots that indicate the drastic weight loss.
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First, she experimented with making drastic cuts to see just how little she could live on.
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Even so, people accepted the need for drastic changes because the attacks were so obviously destructive.
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The effects after 9/11 were drastic: Contributions to American Muslim charities declined by 85033 percent.
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The bad news is that drastic action to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases is long overdue.
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Once you start you can't stop except by drastic means and by then it's too late.
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"Something drastic had to be done," said Bernard Sosnick, a retail analyst at Madison Global Partners.
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But some of their Democratic peers support less drastic changes to the nation's health care system.
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But the legislation stops short of mandating a more drastic expansion of the accredited investor definition.
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On the Street New York City experienced the magic of a drastic weather change last week.
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The rationale for such drastic changes is that the institutions in question just aren't democratic enough.
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She's also advocated for a drastic expansion of federal housing aid, a top priority for Waters.
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They have also zeroed in on Trump's request for a drastic increase in immigrant detention beds.
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It subsided after a few minutes, but then any drastic movements I made rekindled the flame.
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But the hormonal shift can be drastic in some men, greatly increasing the risk for depression.
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He became CEO in 2015 and has since overseen a drastic overhaul of Kirin's business portfolio.
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Berlin, 85 percent of whose 3.5 million residents rent, prevents drastic rent increases on existing tenants.
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Classical Venezuela is a country in crisis, with drastic food shortages, public protests and government crackdowns.
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His answer was so drastic it even shocked the crews who would carry out the raids.
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But immediately afterward, his administration made clear the change was not as drastic as he'd stated.
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The time has come to consider drastic countermeasures against our robed masters and their nascent tyranny.
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" Some schools have taken drastic measures to accommodate what one administrator called "our more fragile students.
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This comes as more states take drastic enforcement action to prevent further spread of the coronavirus.
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At a meeting this month, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo argued against the drastic funding cut.
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This intervention had a pretty drastic impact on keeping poor students on the path to college.
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Mr. Trump's latest action is a drastic escalation of his yearslong assault on the intelligence community.
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Experts said such a drastic step would have required approval at the highest levels of government.
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But it goes beyond repealing Obamacare by imposing drastic cuts to Medicaid that deepen in 2025.
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A growing group of liberals has advocated a more drastic step: opening a formal impeachment inquiry.
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These findings are more worrisome because of the drastic change humans are bringing to the climate.
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Budgeting for a farm, for instance, is a drastic departure from handling advertising for luxury purses.
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Why should countries take drastic steps, as the report urges, to halt the decline in biodiversity?
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Reducing the committees' hearings and other activities is likely to have drastic repercussions beyond this year.
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Fortunately, there are a number of ways to prune the notification spam, each progressively more drastic.
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The virus has also led companies to take drastic measures to mitigate fallout from the outbreak.
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And senators are continuing to urge Trump to take drastic actions usually only taken during wartime.
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Businesses may see a drastic improvement in the performance of their employees when they've slept better.
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In its latest drastic step, the U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday promised bottomless dollar funding and .
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Spain and France announced drastic countrywide restrictions this weekend to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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But experts warn that such a drastic decision would do more harm than good to Sisi.
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The sooner that giving starts, experts agree, the less drastic the changes will need to be.
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But the storm was intensifying — and the board decided it needed to take more drastic action.
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Italy has adopted the most drastic measures in response to the coronavirus in Europe so far.
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I think it's safe to say that an untrained observer probably wouldn't clock a drastic difference.
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At that point, Mr. Cleary hopes the city will propose something less drastic for the market.
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But much of the groups' criticism — like "a drastic step backward" — has come via news release.
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The differences among the women I have met along the way couldn't have been more drastic.
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I imagine there was no traction whatsoever for Facebook to have to take that drastic step.
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Katherine Heigl is now part of the Netflix family, and it comes with a drastic change.
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And because it's not going well, he's feeling like he might have to do something drastic.
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Beijing, apparently having learned from the SARS epidemic, has pushed for faster and more drastic action.
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During last year's presidential campaign, Trump pledged a drastic and speedy slashing of all federal regulations.
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The longer until a bond matures, the more drastic the decline will be as rates increase.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York to fight climate change through drastic economic and regulatory means.
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In light of the violence, a less drastic alternative would have been to reschedule the speech.
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Ms. Hong was going through a major moment in her life and wanted a drastic change.
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Unlike with that camera, Fujifilm didn't take any bold risks or make any drastic changes here.
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But Verlander is not the only pitcher to experience a drastic revitalization after arriving in Houston.
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That, along with drastic cuts to the State Department, does not bode well for U.S. diplomacy.
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In Southfield, Michigan, which saw the most drastic change, violent crimes fell by a whopping 77.1%.
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When Vang arranges for their evacuation, their lives diverge and change in drastic, sometimes tragic, ways.
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The program, in the eyes of some employees, had grown to where drastic change was needed.
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It is unheard of for a drastic change in a female celebrity's appearance to go unremarked.
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Drastic cuts to Medicaid should also be reversed, which could help the bill pass the Senate.
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Such a drastic payment swing will create extreme volatility for specialists who administer Part B drugs.
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Coalition leaders have had to resort to drastic measures to jolt their Afghan partners into action.
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The drastic decision by British Airways pilots shows that recent worker uprising is a global phenomenon.
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This drastic move subjected the internet to telephone laws, most dating back to the New Deal.
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Many of his drastic cuts are to programs Trump supporters rely on to live every day.
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The country's cellphone industry is undergoing a drastic overhaul, as more Indians make the digital leap.
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Home game consoles and cartridges settled into steady but less drastic growth in the late '80s.
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"It's a drastic change from clay to grass," Nadal told reporters after winning at Roland Garros.
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The move came days after the central bank intervened with a drastic increase in interest rates.
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But there is growing research into what leads people to support drastic steps from their leaders.
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When the relationship faced its drastic change, George totally accepted his fate and grew from it.
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A more drastic approach, from the Johns Hopkins group, invokes fields of exotic anti-gravitational energy.
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S. trade standoff, while bulls scaled back wagers for a drastic cut in U.S. interest rates.
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Scenarios for avoiding drastic climate change usually envision India finding a cleaner path than China did.
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I think there's going to need to be a drastic change in how these universities work.
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A universal basic income may seem like a drastic change — but I submit that when technology ushers in what should be a giddily wonderful future, and we react as if it's a terrifying horror to be feared, a drastic change is exactly what is called for.
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Having recently tackled a drastic renovation of the '20s abode, she also has some helpful design tips.
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A dividend cut is often seen as a drastic action by a company struggling with cash flow.
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"I don't see a possibility unless something drastic happens with regards to green card regulations," he said.
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The consensus among commentators is that he is unlikely to make any drastic u-turns on policies.
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"We know that there were losses, but seems that some projections were a bit drastic," he said.
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In the face of lies and broken promises from politicians, we were compelled to take drastic action.
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The pivot from courting the grey lady to the golden arches isn't as drastic as it sounds.
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UN takes drastic action CNN's investigation found the issue affects many more than those in the capital.
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The yen moved off its overnight lows on fading expectations of drastic easing steps from the BOJ.
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Too many Tories doubt that plans as drastic as Mr McDonnell's could ever be enacted in Britain.
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This can certainly be a concern when empowering individuals to take drastic action like breaking a window.
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A less drastic and more likely possibility is that a high-stakes game of poker is underway.
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The United States and other nations have taken drastic measures to curb the virus' spread since January.
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Some may feel this is a drastic step, but I, for one, love and trust this community.
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The letter from the FDA, then, suggests that the agency is looking for much more drastic action.
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The incline was so drastic that the second story bedroom windows looked out into our neighbor's backyard.
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Ishiba, 61, favors a more drastic change to the constitution's pacifist Article 9 than Abe has proposed.
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Mr Gates, who recently met Mr Trump, remarks that it is unlikely Congress will allow drastic cuts.
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The debut of the first gameplay trailer immediately sparked questions thanks to the drastic change in setting.
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Alsup proposed drastic action over the next five months to prevent another utility-caused conflagration in 20073.
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"Some people's lives are basically at a standstill because of this unusual and drastic directive," he said.
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Some of the increases were drastic: people paid as much as $100 more for a single prescription.
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Technological advancements have progressed far faster than regulatory changes, and drastic improvements are needed to protect users.
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However, the effects of this sort of ambient radiation exposure are far less drastic than people think.
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Surprisingly, however, the role Foy seems most nervous about doesn't require as drastic of a physical transformation.
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Only a woman who's terrified for her life would go to such drastic measures to protect herself.
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After achieving victory, Robert the Bruce could have easily committed a drastic act against the English monarchy.
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Officials have already been taking drastic measures to reduce excess capacity in the mining and steel industries.
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We don't expect any further drastic cuts of prices to 76533 or 27653, some such awful scenarios.
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Fifty-seven percent expect oil prices to remain stable, with just 13 percent seeing another drastic drop.
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Spain had a deeper euro-crisis but recovered faster, thanks to drastic economic reforms and spending cuts.
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Governments can't easily call in bitcoins or halt their movement across international borders without taking drastic actions.
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Consider Friday's sell-off, which was followed by a large rebound Monday, and a drastic drop Tuesday.
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To this day, experts can't isolate a single factor that led to the drastic stock market crash.
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The Koch political network has been financing efforts to fight drastic regulation of tech companies, for example.
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I mean, where do you get the confidence to leave the house after such a drastic change?
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It was not immediately clear if more drastic cuts for blockbuster drugs would be in the offing.
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A drastic purge of anyone suspected of siding with Mrs Mugabe is likely, and could be bloody.
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A drastic reduction in the amount of time and effort animators need to achieve that perfect gait.
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The dichotomy is part of the reason Perry decided to embark on such a drastic pixie haircut.
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Maybe some changes, but very drastic changes or any structural reforms - I'm not quite sure about this.
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The change in all of their appearances is crazy, but the most drastic change is Gould's height.
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It asks the player to take most drastic measures in the light of the killing of Othran.
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Hirsch of the "Stock Trader's Almanac" suggests owning defensive stocks and cautions investors from doing anything drastic.
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The flaw was bad enough that Apple took the drastic step of pulling group FaceTime functionality altogether.
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Suddenly you'll get loads of compliments, without doing anything as drastic as that last haircut you got.
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Initial data released in the aftermath showed the drastic slowdown in factory activity, in line with consensus.
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Even when the skin color change wasn't as drastic, the AI does appear to whitewash distinct features.
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Still, most market players expect the BOJ to refrain from any drastic changes to its policy framework.
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NO MAJOR DELAYS IF TURKEY DROPPED But several U.S. sources said the impact would not be drastic.
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More from VICE: The prime culprit driving these changes is a drastic change in the Mexican diet.
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At just a hair under $45, it's a drastic difference from the Powerbeats Pro $250 price tag.
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To say the political and social sentiment was anti-bank at the time is a drastic understatement.
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By definition, baseload power is able to withstand sudden and drastic fluctuations in both supply and demand.
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Will John do something drastic to avoid looking like a suspect in the Vicky Fleming murder case?
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But the mother of four with Oscar nominee Paul Thomas Anderson also has another more drastic suggestion.
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But in order to get the revolution Germany really wants, far more drastic reforms will be needed.
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Providing glucose seemed to bolster their ability to fight the infection without resorting to such drastic measures.
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While her drastic approach won't work for everyone, there are still ways you can adopt her ethos.
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That means that number could go up or down, but it likely won't be a drastic change.
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These scores, drastic now as then, are explorations of sonority; the piano is played, banged, tapped, twanged.
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National Republicans were reportedly considering drastic action to prevent Alabama voters from sending Moore to the Senate.
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Originally, teachers planned a lobby day, but as grievances mounted, so did support for more drastic action.
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"There is no need for any such drastic action," said a PJM spokesperson about the new idea.
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Colder temperatures will soon cause a drastic drop in the mosquito population that sustains the web-weavers.
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This is a drastic departure from the historical norm where government borrowing needs typically moderate during expansions.
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But others are warning Trump against taking drastic measures that could cause the volatile region to ignite.
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And the most drastic example of how involves Centineo, an airport, and a group of overzealous fans.
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Mr Trump stopped short of the most drastic step: declaring Iran in breach of the multinational agreement.
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So I don't expect any drastic changes in direction from Díaz-Canel – at least, not right away.
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That would be a drastic step, though, of which many Senate Republicans are likely to be wary.
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This fell as low as 210 percent in the days before the drastic move to cancel flights.
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Clinton's advantage on questions of temperament and tolerance, and amplifying Mr. Trump's blustery message of drastic change.
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The drastic decrease represents nearly all the long-term, home-based caregivers affected by the dues skim.
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And if it were to suddenly cease, the effects would be more drastic than you might expect.
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It pairs technology changes like this with more drastic measures like shutting down inefficient DVD distribution hubs.
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Around three-quarters believe the worst climate change can be avoided with drastic changes made in action.
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Nothing drastic is supposed to happen when you cross the event horizon, according to the Einstein equations.
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Vaping among teens took off so rapidly at Jonathan Law, the school had to take drastic measures.
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The drastic nature of the CRA and its negative ramifications for public health cannot be emphasized enough.
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In theory, such a drastic step could help draw a line under problems in its nuclear business.
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Another resultant effect of this drastic increase in tuition in recent years is rising student default rates.
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As Lagares got into shape, he realized that he had to make drastic changes in his diet.
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Going back to school was an easy excuse for us to make a pretty drastic life change.
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The Union didn't have to resort to these drastic measures since it could obtain saltpeter through trade.
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They add up to a very drastic 3°C or so, depending on which analysis you trust.
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Instagram might be making another change soon, this one less drastic than their algorithmic content delivery system.
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It's not as drastic, but just about all the playoff spots except for two are sewn up.
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Already some House members from blue states, who would see the most drastic cuts, have raised concerns.
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But it's the drastic change from normal frames that makes this sequence so damn surprising and unnerving.
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It might seem drastic, but they will understand you were acting in their best interest, Davis says.
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The Iranian Instagram star Sahar Tabar gained recognition for resembling Angelina Jolie after undergoing drastic cosmetic surgery.
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Making drastic changes can actually harm the business in a way that makes it harder going forward.
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It's rare that an opportunity arises to have such a drastic impact with so simple a solution.
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Michael R. Dreeben, a lawyer for the federal government, urged the justices not to take drastic action.
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There's a misunderstanding that the repeal of net neutrality will result in immediate and drastic change online.
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That drastic shift toward gender parity on boards was unexpected, even for the author of the research.
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The companies that will survive will take drastic measures, quickly, to conserve capital over the next year.
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Now, some are taking more drastic measures, canceling worship services, closing religious schools and shuttering holy sites.
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Mike DeWine took drastic measures after a judge denied his request to move the primary to June.
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Government officials in states with larger outbreaks and more cosmopolitan populations have taken the most drastic measures.
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The elders, feeling old tribal customs were holding back their children, thought the drastic measure was necessary.
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But at least for now, they don't seem ready to make such drastic measures a daily occurrence.
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But despite the drastic overhaul of the city's leadership, wholesale change has been slow to take hold.
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The subway, of course, has seen drastic increases in ridership, but the roads are more crowded, too.
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The lira could fall sharply, as it did last summer, with drastic repercussions for businesses and livelihoods.
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Johnson and his government had been criticized in the U.K. for not taking more drastic measures earlier.
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The joint decision amounts to the most drastic closure of the U.S.-Canadian boundary since the Sept.
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If you've got 50 percent of your people against you, you are going to have drastic changes.
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Already, governments at home and around the world are taking drastic actions to limit the virus's spread.
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This is not the first time President Trump has proposed drastic cuts to fundamental safety-net resources.
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Just understand that those adventures may have to be enough to satisfy those desperate for drastic change.
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The drastic move comes as the number of coronavirus cases continues to increase throughout the United States.
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It begins with a chemical signal released by the sperm, which triggers drastic changes in the egg.
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"I beg you to take drastic and determined measures," Bukele tweeted at Mexico's foreign secretary, Marcelo Ebrard.
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Surprisingly, though, the best data do not actually show drastic spikes in either loneliness or social isolation.
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"Jails can be incubators for disease so we have to take bold and drastic steps," Grewal said.
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Suddenly he seemed to grasp the need for drastic measures (while claiming that he'd never hinted otherwise).
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The United States has now, belatedly, taken drastic actions on travel and announced some support for businesses.
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China's drastic response has been difficult to replicate internationally because of varying healthcare systems and political cultures.
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Adam Schiff of California, the House Intelligence Committee chairman, sounded more willing to take the drastic step.
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But this sentiment from my father was a drastic disruption of a life I had always known.
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That'd be drastic but understandable, as a disease spreading has long been a concern during the Hajj.
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A prolonged outbreak in China or drastic increases in cases reported elsewhere could have deep economic implications.
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Any drastic haircuts were most likely inspired by male members of the Church, like priests or monks.
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Younger voters may not have as many reservations as older voters about taking such a drastic step.
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Obama won reelection handily, and drastic change was never an election offer to an increasingly frustrated electorate.
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With sharding, the computing load will be partitioned, which should lead to a drastic increase in performance.
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"I prefer a hung Parliament, just so none of them do anything too drastic," Mr. Jeremy said.
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The scale of death was drastic, but there's still some uncertainty over just how much was lost.
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Nike is not the only company to have senior executives take drastic pay cuts over the years.
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Scientists warn that countries are likely to cross that threshold if they don't take more drastic actions.
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But since the election, many party members have called for more drastic action, including imprisoning opposition lawmakers.
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The changes announced were drastic, and involved letting go of most of the company's in-house lawyers.
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The schedule marks a drastic change from the earlier timeline, which placed the general election on Nov.
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We don't know if CCPA works, but we're already having to contemplate potentially drastic revisions to it.
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The auto industry is not looking for the drastic rollback that Mr. Trump seems determined to deliver.
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The drastic decline in "under five" deaths is one of the most unheralded successes in international development.
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The move is drastic for the notoriously conservative Islamic nation, and an abnormality for the wider region.
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It's the most drastic action yet by a US airline as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread.
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It's the most drastic action yet by a US airline as the deadly coronavirus continues to spread.
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"I've had games like this before, just not as drastic going from zero to 33," Curry said.
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Without drastic steps, Fiat risks missing Europe's legally binding 2021 carbon dioxide targets and may face fines.
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It's a drastic departure from previous designs and was supposed to make the app simpler to use.
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The nationwide effects of a decline in the working-age population could be drastic and wide-ranging.
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South Korea's foreign ministry said that America had demanded a "drastic increase" in the South Korean contribution.
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Though Harvey was never rich, that is a drastic increase from the 265% poverty rate in 2000.
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He argued the World Trade Organization needs "drastic change" to counter cheating from China and other nations.
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But if developers fail to improve, governments will be forced to step in and take drastic action.
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Many Cubans were sick of the "Special Period", as the government termed the drastic economic belt-tightening.
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The result: a drastic increase in compliance on employers already ensuring a secure retirement for their employees.
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Others say drastic moves -- such as firing Kelly -- would only plunge the West Wing into further chaos.
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Rather than taking the drastic step of firing Sessions, Trump seems content to make his life miserable.
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The later we wait, the more drastic (and pricey) measures will be needed to save the planet.
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But they all largely agree that something drastic and immediate needs to be done about climate change.
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Kasich's response to Tuesday morning's massacre follows more drastic measures proposed by his GOP presidential primary rivals.
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Saban decided to take drastic action, benching starting quarterback Jalen Hurts in favor of freshman Tua Tagovailoa.
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As General Motors and Ford move toward drastic cuts, Fiat Chrysler is heading in the other direction.
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President Simonetta Sommaruga described the situation as difficult which required drastic measures to be rolled out immediately.
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But several Saudis drove at concerningly high speeds, with a healthy dose of drastic, last-minute maneuvers.
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Arizona also had one of the most drastic differences in funding among states listed in the report.
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Drastic swings in value are nothing new — Andurand's fund gained 14.7% in September before crashing in October.
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Such drastic increases in rent represent the state of the city's real estate market for small businesses.
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Mr. Slosiarik said that he had never witnessed such a drastic drop in such a short time.
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Decertification is the most drastic thing the Olympic committee can do, and the nuclear option is warranted.
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Wednesday's hearing will be primarily focused on Valeant's drastic price increases for two of its heart drugs.
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Xu provided some insight on Huawei's internal deliberations that might explain the drastic shift between the two products.
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Public health programs like Ahmedabad's save many lives, but as temperatures rise, more drastic measures will be needed.
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The new advice, which urges a drastic reduction in sugar consumption, also suggests males should eat less meat.
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The president promised Mexican voters drastic change, and often dismisses his detractors as people clinging on to privilege.
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People know them and have opinions about them -- opinions that are unlikely to change in any drastic way.
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While that might be true during a dinner party, in the business world, it can have drastic consequences.
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He is betting on drastic cost-cutting at government ministries to offset immediate revenue reductions from lowering taxes.
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But the Facebook ads make clear that some candidates are turning to drastic measures to gin up engagement.
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Within hours of the photo appearing online, social media users were speaking out about the musician's drastic makeover.
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She said she hadn't introduced any drastic new security measures at the hotel she runs with her husband.
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This drastic measure prevents anyone — including you — from opening new lines of credit in your name, said Stephens.
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U.S. funds that invest in stocks with large market capitalizations are not showing any drastic moves toward precaution.
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But drastic changes in financial technology are bringing new tech companies into the industry, making regulation increasingly challenging.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)On the inside, Dell's quest for portability also results in some pretty drastic differences.
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As a move, it's sweeping, it's mysterious, it's drastic, it's everything necessary to feed the post-breakup id.
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But the president's drastic and swift proposal to increase proposed tariffs against China doesn't bode well for negotiations.
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Back before streaming, abandoning long-term relationships with TV shows was more drastic, because it was more irreversible.
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As a result, we are beginning to hear cries for socialism and drastic reform, especially from younger generations.
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So expect drastic immigration cuts when, in 2019, free movement is replaced by a system of work permits.
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Though it's a new process, the astronauts say they haven't experienced many drastic changes in their training regimens.
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