Industrial mechanization has drastically changed the workforce over the past 200 years; it also has drastically improved the economy.
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After the '80s, immigration policy changed so drastically, and more recently even more drastically, to really cut off the flows of family reunification.
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Digital technology, by drastically reducing the cost of publishing and distributing articles, has served to drastically increase the bang for your buck involved in financing such publications.
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The truth is that most of the challenges in our lives are made drastically harder or drastically easier just because of the way we think about it.
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The country — and the world — would be drastically different.
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The world's climate varies drastically between its dayside and its nightside The world's climate varies drastically between its dayside and its nightside, according to the observations published this week in the journal Nature.
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Though once a shoe is worn, its value drops drastically.
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This proprietary points system changes pretty drastically every few years.
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That would drastically reduce clubs' ability to recruit from abroad.
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I knew that our world was about to change drastically.
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And the groundwater levels have dropped drastically over the years.
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But Microsoft's 'topological' quantum computers might drastically reduce that noise.
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At those hearings, opponents drastically outnumbered supporters of the deal.
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Atlanta has changed drastically over just the past five years.
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My physical and mental health would most likely improve drastically.
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Beyond cost, however, the two devices don't differ that drastically.
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At the audition for Suits, Markle drastically reconsidered her outfit.
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Indeed, circumstances changed drastically over Hornacek's two turbulent, losing seasons.
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The number of white students in the district dropped drastically.
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Combined, the steps could drastically reduce robocalls to US consumers.
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Upon Goldwater's death in 20053, Bourgeois drastically reconfigured the house.
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We need to understand that things have to change drastically.
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After college, both of our relationships to fitness changed drastically.
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By the 1960s, our understanding of ecology had drastically changed.
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Robots have already changed our relationship with food pretty drastically.
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Suddenly, the rain intensified so drastically that the pane shook.
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The lifetime impact for those children would be drastically reduced.
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It's funny how quickly and drastically one's perception can change.
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"The level of competition increases drastically each year," Essa said.
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But the last few years have seen drastically diminished returns.
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Over the past few years, these rights have expanded drastically.
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I can't believe a Reuben changed your life so drastically.
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That suggests shareholders reckon the bottom line will shrink drastically.
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Karen: I think the DF has changed my life drastically.
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And in that least year especially, things have changed drastically.
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But could animals survive with their DNA so drastically altered?
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Both would drastically reduce federal Medicaid funding from current levels.
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Less than a year later, Zuckerberg's tune has drastically changed.
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Initially, air and water quality were drastically diminished, sometimes catastrophically.
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But this year, celebs are tweaking the dress code — drastically.
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We've never drastically changed our style and we never will.
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Mikwambe and Xiaoshan cannot but change drastically over the years.
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Health would transform the industry and drastically expand the opportunities
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McSally campaign CEO Jim Bognet offered a drastically different take.
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Inside Trump World, these matters were regarded as drastically overblown.
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Her salary was drastically reduced and she lost her benefits.
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Now he's predicting another benefit for humans: drastically shorter workweeks.
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But the market has changed drastically since then, especially recently.
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"We need to drastically look at landscape strategies," she said.
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The drastically rising cost of tuition adds insult to injury.
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Instead it managed to drastically upset the balance of play.
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After getting off the pill, her mental health drastically improved.
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This drastically improved the quality and reliability of phone calls.
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Instead, Swanson drastically underperformed her poll numbers and finished third.
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Microsoft's culture has drastically changed over the past six years.
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In North Korea, the situation has worsened much more drastically.
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Twenty years ago it was phenomenal, but it's changed drastically.
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Since 2012, dating has changed drastically and for the worse.
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But when I turned 14, the story was drastically revised.
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His government has drastically reduced its enforcement of environmental laws.
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But as Venezuela's economy weakened, the Cuban surplus decreased drastically.
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Public pool attendance dropped, and private pool construction increased drastically.
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But that culture of tolerance changed drastically under British rule.
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The amounts of fat, sugar and salt were drastically reduced.
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But for children, life has changed perhaps even more drastically.
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First, escalate the scale of the public health response drastically.
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Those who stay home invariably see their paychecks shrink drastically.
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Alternatively, you could find that your values are drastically shifting.
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The Wilpons drastically chopped payroll, and their forced retreat worked.
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This landscape could change drastically in a year or so.
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After that, sales to the embattled country fell off drastically.
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Persistent drought has drastically cut its supply of hydroelectric power.
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The result is a drastically lighter, more technologically advanced machine.
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Governments everywhere tend to drastically undervalue incrementalism and overvalue heroism.
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Since taking office, President Trump has expanded the program drastically.
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US consumption of avocados has increased drastically in recent years.
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Once the patch is removed, blemishes are drastically less severe.
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It drastically expanded the number of items being sold online.
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At the same time, the agency world was changing drastically.
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"Ireland has changed drastically since the last visit," Kelly said.
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Work site raids have escalated drastically under the Trump administration.
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SpaceX says it can drastically reduce the cost of spaceflight.
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But confidence in Trump varied drastically based on party identification.
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MLS has grown drastically since its first season in 1996.
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The site changed drastically from version 1.0 to version 5.0.
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They've drastically watered down the federal ban on sexual harassment.
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The numbers prove drastically different when broken down by gender.
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So what would it look like if things drastically changed?
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Some episodes were drastically hurt by the curtailed episode order.
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Depending on game situations, of course, these figures can change drastically.
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The tedious processes of reconciliation, she says, will be drastically simplified.
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Poor travel seasons are often felt most drastically in the city.
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Now, she's changed it once more — and pretty drastically this time.
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"When Luke passed away, things drastically changed for me," Doherty said.
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The number of injuries tied to air guns is drastically higher.
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"It was obvious something was drastically wrong with me," Grandin said.
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The number of those sickened has increased drastically in recent weeks.
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In other words: eating specific foods won't drastically change your vagina.
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I think it drastically changed the role of the campaign reporter.
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But Respawn's BR game is still drastically different than its contemporaries.
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That's a shift in tech that has drastically affected the market.
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Starting hormones drastically improved my entire outlook and experience with life.
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She doesn't want to hide, and her mood has changed drastically.
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Your dirty talk will improve drastically just by timing it correctly.
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Christina El Moussa's life has drastically changed in the past year.
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But over the past two years pay has been cut drastically.
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That has not changed drastically with the arrival of new management.
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More importantly, the update improved image quality — in some cases drastically.
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Tran: They range from the drastically transformed to the barely touched.
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The first McDonald's restaurants looked drastically different than most locations today.
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By that time, the world of virtual reality had drastically changed.
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That would reduce revenue for the company and drastically increase airfares.
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Compared to the previous version, Microsoft has drastically reduced the bezels.
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The proportion of evangelicals dropped less drastically, from 26.3% to 25.4%.
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Every piece of it was drastically harder than anything we've done.
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Earlier assassinations may have drastically altered the course of history, too.
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Television-watching culture has changed drastically in the past four years.
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They're also saying that mined diamonds are continuing to decline, drastically.
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The White House plan would drastically reduce that to 15 percent.
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Reactions may vary drastically according to where and how you live.
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From drastically changing your hair color to thinking you're a genius.
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It can also help them make adjustments when weather drastically changes.
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Unsurprisingly, the microbial diversity from recent antibiotic takers was drastically reduced.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PLUMMET AFTER FEBRUARY EMPLOYMENT REPORT DRASTICALLY MISSES EXPECTATIONS
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Snap's business model depends on drastically increasing ad dollars per user.
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It could very well change drastically before most people get it.
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For the second quarter, analysts expect economic growth to slow drastically.
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However, it's all the stuff around it that changes so drastically.
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Today, we've drastically reduced the cost of hero unlocks in #StarWarsBattlefrontII.
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The internet as we know it is about to change drastically.
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That drastically reduces the level of benefit to low-income people.
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That hasn't stopped people from drastically overthinking that message, of course.
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Ecosystems can change drastically over time, making function difficult to recover.
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It's harder to drastically increase your income in your current job.
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So how did the switch to Alphabet change things so drastically?
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When taken regularly, PrEP drastically reduces the chances of HIV infection.
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United States have risen drastically, from 636,000 households to 1.65 million.
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"The dynamic changes pretty drastically," veteran Democratic strategist Joe Trippi says.
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The game has evolved drastically since its launch in late 2017.
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Yet we're changing the face of Earth drastically via climate change.
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The two laws have drastically different standards for who should register.
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It also drastically reduces regulatory uncertainty and litigation risk for industry.
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Let's face it; over time our lives can change quite drastically.
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"We drastically reduced our grocery and going out spending," she said.
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Today, the family of four is celebrating Ford's drastically improved health.
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Now, 17 years later, Trump's position in life has changed drastically.
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Many changes drastically reshape regulators and rules established by Dodd-Frank.
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The Patriots did not change their offense drastically for Brady's understudy.
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Politically manipulated weather patterns can drastically shift the global power dynamic.
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However, manipulated weather patterns could drastically shift the global power dynamic.
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First, it must drastically reduce its own greenhouse gas-producing emissions.
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Republicans are drastically losing independents and college educated, white suburban women.
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He has proposed eliminating or drastically cutting international family planning funding.
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In purchasing Whole Foods, Amazon drastically expanded its fresh food assortment.
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She found that prices veer drastically from one hospital to another.
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Sexual misconduct has been a drastically underreported crime for many years.
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But the snowfall has reduced drastically over the past few years.
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That'll drastically help these children — and save our healthcare system big.
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She drastically outraised and outspent Trump in all key battleground states.
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When the Mets signed Cespedes, it drastically changed De Aza's role.
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But the personality ratings drastically reduced their chances of getting admitted.
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Lots of events coming together that drastically change the status quo.
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In practice, the politics of drastically reshaping the system are fraught.
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It was the sucrose rinse that drastically improved the athletes' performances.
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Trump's claim that windmills drastically decrease property values is also false.
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Nadella helped turn Microsoft around, and drastically changed its meeting culture.
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Earth, however, is not drastically different; it still supports complex life.
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This disparity suggests suicides by drug intoxication are likely drastically undercounted.
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That will drastically increase the need for medication and lifestyle changes.
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Those numbers can vary drastically at the county and municipal level.
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" —Laura Weingartner, evolutionary ecologist "End the PhD or drastically change it.
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But what was interesting was the tonality had changed really drastically.
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Over the past 25 years, teacher salaries have fallen drastically behind.
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"To change the show drastically," he said, would be a mistake.
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"The national climate has changed drastically" since 2007, Mr. Valdés said.
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Things changed again drastically after President Trump's news conference on Friday.
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Over the coming months, the pace of investigations would slow drastically.
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Second, ObamaCare supporters claimed it would drastically reduce the uninsured population.
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Inside the White House, the mood changed drastically throughout the morning.
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Tennessee has shifted drastically to the right in the last decade.
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Low on cash, the bureau cut roundups drastically in recent years.
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A man so drastically different from the one she once knew.
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As some banks drastically drop rates, others could gradually follow suit.
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But the odds of his prevailing have turned drastically against him.
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As he proved he could adapt, his draft stock rose drastically.
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Heliot Emil: The Copenhagen brand is drastically minimalist and impertinently unisex.
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Trump ordered the drone strike on Soleimani, drastically escalating a simmering
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A crucial injury to Golden State could always change things drastically.
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But over the last six weeks, that defense is drastically improved.
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With fewer and fewer females the mosquito population is drastically suppressed.
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That voting percentage drops drastically for midterm and local state elections.
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But CBS' board is now drastically different, with six new members.
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In the last decade, Americans' relationship with cannabis has drastically transformed.
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Consumption has also been cut drastically, as people mostly stay indoors.
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The lockdown has meant drastically lower emissions from cars and factories.
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In particular, the climate impacts of biofuel production can vary drastically.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Men's and women's tennis are in drastically different phases.
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Fast forward to the present day, and things are drastically different.
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The influencer landscape has changed drastically in the last few years.
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Weinstein's new life will be drastically different than his former one.
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Harris — the court drastically restricted the scope of the second founding.
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From 1967 until today, the Super Bowl logo has changed drastically.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions drastically shifted the country's criminal justice policy.
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I.F.R. certification would mean drastically increased training, equipment and insurance requirements.
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The American public has swung drastically in Democrats' favor on Obamacare.
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Looking forward, however, these historical patterns are set to change drastically.
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The high school experience has changed drastically between 2010 and 2019.
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Since the interest was deductible, Cerberus cut its tax bill drastically.
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We need to drastically reform Members' Representational Allowances to keep staff.
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Yet this enrollment estimate for the jobs program is drastically low.
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This new model produced a drastically revised idea of corporate responsibility.
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But insufficient insurance coverage, like in Houston, drastically limits its effectiveness.
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Throwing solar on a house can drastically cut a family's utility bills.
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Carrying Carnera's weight took its toll on Sharkey and he drastically slowed.
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It's only after President Reagan's tax reforms that it went down drastically.
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Let's put it this way: it didn't really that drastically change things.
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As actors, our income and costs can change drastically month to month.
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Dating has changed drastically, if you think about how good it's got.
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They departed drastically from their strictly heavy sound with third album, Ænima.
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It will drastically declutter your inbox within 24 hours of setting up.
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Repealing or drastically overhauling the law will be a long, bureaucratic process.
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Such a move would drastically cut aid to combat famine and disease.
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The company's stock has flatlined all year, down drastically from 2015 highs.
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Second, the two sides have received drastically different amounts of financial support.
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The included subwoofer drastically enhances everything, adding palpable bass to every moment.
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But I did take the ferry I was piloting drastically off course.
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Analysts have said Uber needs to reduce costs drastically to achieve profitability.
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But thanks to Amazon and ASUS, that headache has been drastically reduced.
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However, later proposals for the new property drastically reduced the theater's size.
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After the Civil War, Congress drastically slashed the United States Army's budget.
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UberEATS has drastically reduced couriers' rates since opening in London in June.
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Indeed, unless they are drastically strengthened, both problems risk getting much worse.
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And community banks have drastically pulled back loans to existing small businesses.
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But the two differ drastically on the costs they attach to them.
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Drastically improving living conditions in the Northern Triangle would, obviously, be difficult.
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Because rich people own the most stuff, it would be drastically redistributive.
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First, internet connection speeds and latency need to improve drastically for everyone.
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"There was an adjustment period, because my life changed drastically," she says.
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More drastically, the changes relax the rules on salt in school meals.
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"We realize that the Latino market is drastically under-served," Hull said.
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Surely, her view of immigrants such as myself hasn't changed that drastically?
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Moelis & Co. recently has drastically decreased its number of transactions from China.
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Tensions between Iran and the U.S. have risen drastically in recent weeks.
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Also, be careful not to change your lifestyle too drastically right away.
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According to StopVIH, AIDS-related deaths have been rising drastically since 1999.
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Social programs, including police and security services, have been drastically cut. Zika.
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"Following this rule will drastically change the way you pack," she writes.
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The constitutional-reform bill would drastically curb the power of the Senate.
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Hike it to $14.99 or $19.99 and the conversation would change drastically.
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That ruling would require the agency to drastically speed up its work.
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Guggenheim said the landscape of political media has drastically changed since then.
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They were getting used to drastically different cultural values and sweeping changes.
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Their numbers have declined drastically in recent years due to human consumption.
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He wants sorghum, a grain that could drastically improve their food situation.
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American feminism changes drastically—even if, in doing so, it simply reflects
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Things changed drastically soon after the deal was signed in November 2014.
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The number of asylum-seekers entering Germany has drastically declined from the
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That vital information could drastically change how we plan future lunar missions.
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Read More: 10 times Christian Bale drastically changed his appearance for roles
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Incorporating some lifting into your routine will improve your other activities drastically.
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He also backs drastically restricting the instances lethal force can be used.
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" Josh Harris, founder of Agency Growth Secrets says "drastically change your environment.
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Conditions have improved drastically since then, but loyalty to the system remains.
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In the future, those families might be facing a drastically new reality.
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"The world isn't going to change drastically beyond this model," he said.
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Of course, my life, style, and income have changed drastically since then.
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After Chávez's death, in 2013, Venezuela drastically cut back the oil shipments.
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This 10-course bundle will help you drastically improve your professional skills.
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Research on the causes and effects of gun violence is drastically underfunded.
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Then the informatics of choosing which target can also decrease that drastically.
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This drastically limits how far and how fast an aircraft can go.
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As the screenshot shows, Instagram isn't going to drastically change your feed.
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This is where the dish veers somewhat drastically from its Mediterranean origins.
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In the US, vaccines have drastically reduced the number of mumps cases.
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Technology has drastically changed the way we live in the past decade.
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The water-food-energy nexus leaves downstream ecosystems drastically out of balance.
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The measure will "drastically reduce costs without job losses," the airline said.
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The president's desire to drastically cut spending on the environment was rebuffed.
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Because things are going to change drastically, I think — or maybe not.
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AMLO's landslide election in July, however, could drastically change the government's response.
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I can't say my luck has changed drastically, at least not yet.
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The specifics are drastically different, but the emotional landscape is the same.
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The resulting fixation is more uniform and drastically faster than traditional methods.
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They also sought to drastically curtail North Korea's ability to import fuel.
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A long-running drought had already drastically reduced the marsupials' food supply.
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The parents, Brooks Bryce and Sarah Beck, say the authorities drastically overreacted.
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Over a month later, the number of new cases has dropped drastically.
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Watch a U.N.C.-Duke basketball game without drastically increasing my blood pressure.
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Unemployment has fallen drastically in the last decade and continues to decline.
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He has drastically departed from the traditional Republican embrace of free markets.
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Or it could just drastically change the way the system is gamed.
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Unless things change drastically, I should not be doing my favorite activities.
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Over the past few months, SoftBank has moved to drastically shrink itself.
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Life is wildly, drastically, changing, and for how long still remains uncertain.
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The result has been drastically lower operating costs and higher cash flows.
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"We need to drastically reduce our use of fossil fuels," she wrote.
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Moreover, the cost of many products could drastically increase, unnecessarily penalizing consumers.
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His subject matter was tempered slightly, but his sonic approach changed drastically.
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The faster we drastically cut emissions, the slower sea levels will rise.
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Incarceration disrupts families and criminal records drastically reduce employment and education opportunities.
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Here's what we're watching: • Deutsche Bank is finally, and drastically, shrinking itself.
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They began warning that life in the coming weeks may change drastically.
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That was the low end of its already drastically reduced target price.
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That notion drastically undersells how strong a position Warren is actually in.
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I had to drastically change my lifestyle and the way I think.
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"Their food and their ocean conditions could change quite drastically," Fitz explains.
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Sermon length varied drastically depending on Christian tradition, according to the study.
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Here are 7 areas in which you can drastically reduce your expenses.
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Weddings have changed drastically throughout the years, and these photos prove it.
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"Girls Trip" (2017) and "Rough Night" (2017) have drastically different critic reviews.
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Electronics and accessories can also be drastically more expensive inside the airport.
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But reducing commute time could drastically improve a worker's quality of life.
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Such changes are forcing parties to drastically alter their platforms and strategies.
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Grassroots racing has changed drastically since the Nicol family opened the track.
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Cost of living can look drastically different depending on where you are.
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Brits must choose between drastically different paths to the Brexit finish line.
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The way that Americans eat has shifted drastically in the last decade.
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But a mere six months later, CBD excitement has drastically tapered off.
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In fact, costs associated with other immigration forms also could increase drastically.
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Some of these people broke the law, sometimes drastically like Larry Nassar.
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Somehow, the CFPB escaped being eliminated or drastically altered in S. 2155.
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Air travel will become drastically slow, and road travel will be treacherous.
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She's worried that will drastically change when all the towers are built.
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The next email could give odds that are drastically — and dangerously — different.
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Air travel will be drastically slowed, and road travel will be treacherous.
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And the government is going to overhaul the French Tech Mission drastically.
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No other major industry would see its rate savings shrink so drastically.
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That's also about the time that beauty retail started to change drastically.
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Samsung has drastically altered the rule that big screens mean huge phones.
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Freedom of speech has been deteriorating drastically in Turkey in recent years.
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And their economy has contracted for three years in a row, drastically.
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But then of course the development of photography changed this situation drastically.
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People underestimated early PCs because they were drastically inferior to their successors.
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But Mr. Sanders has improved drastically in a brief period in these debates.
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Rubio recommended that Trump not drastically alter his approach in the general election.
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And drastically increasing public spending would damage international confidence and risk capital flight.
|
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And now the politics of entitlement spending have shifted drastically to the left.
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This is an ambitious proposal that would drastically reorganize how American approaches infrastructure.
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This drastically limits who can use one by excluding people with low incomes.
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There are new products and services that will improve our lives, sometimes drastically.
|
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Manufacturers are experimenting with modular designs that could drastically expand our phones' capabilities.
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Suddenly an entire news industry sprung up and current news sites changed drastically.
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Their home ownership rate is lower, while their student debt is drastically higher.
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U.S. District Judge William Martinez also drastically reduced the amount Mueller could collect.
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Even the ways in which Chinese innovators are approaching construction are changing drastically.
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Bradley was a disastrous decision that drastically undermined the cause of school desegregation.
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One rejiggered voting districts so drastically that the opposition derided it as gerrymandering.
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Would it be a disaster to change your life drastically at age 70?
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But at the same time, the stakes for the characters are lowering drastically.
|
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But it's not clear those fans will be returning to something drastically different.
|
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Facebook doesn't say it's doing anything drastically different in response to these findings.
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This drastically changes the dynamic of class, not to mention the lesson plan.
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My passion about the product, shoes, hasn't changed — but the technology drastically has.
|
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In mood and demography, the two events were, as usual, drastically, incompatibly different.
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And in small, relatively disconnected doses, it probably won't drastically realign someone's values.
|
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The scope for compromise has drastically narrowed from where it stood in 2016.
|
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Poti said people didn't seem to drastically change their purchases during the study.
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Some worry that drastically changing the rules will severely winnow the primary field.
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This is bad, because ubiquitous surveillance will drastically change our relationship to society.
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That means an Android launch may drastically increase the game's revenue-generating potential.
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Unlike on the iPhone, iOS 11 is going to drastically change your iPad.
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"It feels amazing, and the game has changed everyone's lives drastically," he said.
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This allows them to drastically lower the costs of reaching various Earth orbits.
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The Mac hasn't drastically evolved while Microsoft still has bold ideas to share.
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Little did I know that day, my life was about to change, drastically.
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"My style has changed drastically," he says of his look since his transformation.
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What's more, 3D printing would also drastically reduce the amount of wasted materials.
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The amount of water it takes to stay hydrated will be drastically different.
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But sometimes in the fork you create, things are changed much more drastically.
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But the capabilities of our real-life versions fall drastically short so far.
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In addition to that, migration has been growing drastically over the past decades.
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By game seven, Kishida had downloaded McLean, and the tone had drastically changed.
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Mailbox, Sparrow and Accompli tried to drastically improve the e-mail app experience.
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Any changes made by those two companies can drastically impact Pinterest's own business.
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The rapper's version of events is drastically different than what eyewitnesses told TMZ.
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And once unleashed, this discovery drastically changes the way people live and die.
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It supports games, but it isn't Cardboard-compliant, cutting the potential catalog drastically.
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But it looks like our understanding of physics won't be drastically altered today.
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In May 2016, the southern sea otter's range was reported as drastically reduced.
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TrumpCare slashes Medicaid by $880 billion, likely drastically reducing benefits for its recipients.
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Harvey's fastball velocity and strikeout rates have fallen this season, but not drastically.
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Haley had previously expressed concerns to drastically lowering the numbers of refugee admissions.
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In addition, the chain will be drastically improving their food and beverage experience.
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Or it could be altered drastically just to get something in the pipeline.
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The remaining Republican candidates could also see their ranks shrink drastically very soon.
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And with each of the prior spills, initial estimates drastically lowballed the amount.
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A re-imposition of U.S. sanctions could drastically hurt the country's economic transformation.
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Service in a war zone drastically increases the risk of death or disability.
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Board of Education, school systems remained segregated, and black institutions were drastically underfunded.
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Instead, it drastically tips the scales in favor of Pruitt's deregulatory policy agenda.
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After only a few months, iMessage was already drastically changing the mobile landscape.
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Clothing trends aren't the only forms of style that drastically change over time.
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The result has drastically undermined the health of the world's most vulnerable people.
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The skyline of New York City has changed drastically over the past decade.
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That's the only way to prevent drastically higher premiums and more uninsured Americans.
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The trees in the Kashmir Valley in India change drastically during the fall.
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WHO maintains that most countries are currently drastically underinvesting in primary health causes.
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This changed drastically by the time I got to France, and then England.
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The Islamic State's propaganda operations have dropped off drastically as military pressure rises.
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Kohli is not the only tech billionaire to anticipate drastically longer human lives.
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Mia told PEOPLE that both she and Kristoff "changed drastically" after losing Julian.
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Johnny Depp is spotting in public on June 2, 2018 looking drastically different.
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Michigan-Wisconsin-Pennsylvania and most drastically Indiana would suffer huge manufacturing job losses.
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Probably not another healthcare bill, given how drastically unpopular their last one was.
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Brown is Nigerian, and is aware that her ethnicity drastically reduces her chances.
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In fact, in some cases, marijuana actually drastically improved patients' quality of life.
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Likeminds grew as seed of an idea and is changing drastically every year.
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"When I decided to move back, that LA had drastically shifted," he said.
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To put things bluntly: UK music festivals are fucked, unless something drastically changes.
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Fighting has already been reduced drastically; teams cannot afford to keep enforcers around.
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Over the past week or so, the Democratic presidential race has shrunk. Drastically.
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By the night's close, Covid-19 had drastically altered the rhythms of life.
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Mr. Immelt moved to drastically pare back its big finance arm, GE Capital.
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It drastically scaled back financial penalties and did not specifically protect location data.
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For better or worse, the system can't be changed drastically until next year.
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But a couple of years later, Apple is drastically scaling back its ambitions.
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Crime has fallen drastically, as it has in many big cities across America.
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Drastically remaking American trade has been one of Mr. Trump's defining political promises.
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Ticket sales have fallen in the past few decades, but not drastically so.
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But once trade and human rights were delinked, the situation there deteriorated drastically.
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That scenario, he said, could drastically hinder the performance electric stovetops and microwaves.
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As climate change progresses, the way humans produce food will be drastically altered.
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Trump's tweets drastically lowered the bar for his Cabinet nominees on climate change.
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After his death she discovered his employer had drastically reduced his insurance benefits.
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When Parmalat collapsed in a bankruptcy scandal in 2003, Parma's horizons altered drastically.
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The process of buying a house changed drastically over just a few days.
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That suggests shareholders believe the bottom line will shrink drastically in the future.
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He, like Ms. Nixon, is expected to be drastically outspent by Mr. Cuomo.
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Life in America — and in many countries around the world — is changing drastically.
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After his death, she discovered his employer had drastically reduced his insurance benefits.
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The airline has had to drastically cut routes and scale back expansion plans.
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Fans had their own theories as to why attendance has fallen so drastically.
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In bad weather, we slow down drastically to ensure your and our safety.
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Instead, companies will drastically shorten their value chains, which could reduce international trade.
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Clean water, improved medicines and other innovations drastically reduced deaths from infectious diseases.
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Xi's statement four weeks later drastically boosted the response and publicized the risk.
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Of course, such drastically higher tax rates would undoubtedly lead to behavioral changes.
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If the possession relates to health or safety, that ratio becomes drastically larger.
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Some education leaders said they saw no reason to drastically change policy directions.
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That might look attractive to some, if emissions are not drastically reduced soon.
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Obviously, if a president's health deteriorates drastically, medical consultants should be called in.
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Also, seeing your improvements — and it happens so drastically when you first start.
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The free market has drastically reduced poverty in America and around the world.
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But these variables, and their weighted importance, can change drastically between different markets.
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" But, he said, "the concept of ownership is changing drastically and very quickly.
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But the field of Democratic hopefuls has narrowed drastically before the voting begins.
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Though having the same work experience, Heidi and Howard left drastically different impressions.
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With a financial system so drastically shifting, what can we do about money?
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Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus launched in November to drastically different receptions.
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Each of the lobster's shells may look drastically different from the previous one.
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Hayden Panettiere drastically switched up her look with a dark blonde pixie cut.
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But a huge defection of users would drastically lessen its value to Verizon.
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Its value has drastically eroded, despite raising about €8 billion in recent years.
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He says he has drastically reduced the amount of needles he hands out.
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It'll be tough for Nerfers to ignore drastically improved ranges, DRM or not.
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It could also drastically reduce production costs for the Silicon Valley-based manufacturer.
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These imports have drastically cut the cost of consumer goods for American consumers.
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Workers lost because their spending power diluted drastically over the past 10 years.
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They wanted to understand why US perceptions of China had changed so drastically.
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Both involve policy announcements that have the potential to drastically alter the platform.
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The UN says countries need to quickly and drastically reduce their emission outputs.
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That amount should allow us to retire by 60 without slashing expenses drastically.
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Those factors could drastically change the demographic that demands human-only financial advice.
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Then, the state advised them that they could pare the list back drastically.
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However, the Democratic field will likely be drastically smaller come the Arizona debate.
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"The services that you pay taxes for have been reduced drastically," he says.
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"The services that you pay taxes for have been reduced drastically," he says.
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As a result, the specifics are light and the details could drastically change.
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Mass attendance has drastically fallen in America and Europe, especially among young adults.
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Teenagers diverged most drastically across income lines on the issue of teen pregnancy.
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They slow their activity drastically before hibernating in order to maintain peak mass.
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She said Washington wanted to see countries "drastically" reduce their dealings with Pyongyang.
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They favor a House bill that would drastically roll back rights for Dreamers.
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First, social media has drastically lowered barriers to entry in the news business.
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A statistical analysis done by my office showed that things got drastically worse.
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We have machines that can make a bunch of quick decisions that could drastically reduce traffic fatalities, drastically improve the efficiency of our transportation grid, and help solve things like carbon emissions that are causing the warming of the planet.
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Preparing for a disaster is drastically different than paying for a planned kitchen makeover.
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"When Danielle came home with all the babies, everybody's lives changed drastically," Michelle explains.
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Further, the cases are confidential, drastically reducing the information available to collect as evidence.
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Post-Thanksgiving, sentiment surrounding bitcoin has changed drastically, and certainly since last holiday season.
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It is unlikely that the relatively benign short-term forecast will change drastically overnight.
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If successful, this claim would drastically shrink the state legislative representation of metropolitan residents,
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Now is the time to act, not halfheartedly and incrementally but drastically and boldly.
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What was the day-to-day like, and how did it decline so drastically?
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Black politics changed drastically during the artist's lifetime, and his aesthetic changed in tandem.
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At the same time, America has drastically cut back on its appetite for coal.
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He said he had drastically cut back spending on clothes and stopped eating out.
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Most bosses know a good night's sleep will drastically improve their staff's job performance.
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Heroin is an illegal opioid and the use of it has drastically increased nationwide.
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But once we graduate and get into the working world, the rules change drastically.
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People typically drastically overestimate the president's ability to carry out a specific legislative agenda.
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Ultimately, the Switch version doesn't offer a drastically different experience, and that's totally okay.
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Over time, though, I improved drastically, in part because I knew I had to.
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The quality of those articles can vary drastically, with vital content often entirely missing.
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It remains unclear how drastically results could change, even with the review of precincts.
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As Mr. Stack watched the news, he decided to drastically curtail Dick's gun sales.
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The new expansion, "Forsaken," drastically changes the way players experience "Destiny" for the better.
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This drastically increases the computing power of quantum computers compared to their classical counterparts.
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And that could drastically up the risk of satellites streaking across a telescope's sightline.
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I still occasionally get migraines, but the severity and frequency has gone down drastically.
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Take the incredible number of people saying that Dan has drastically changed their lives.
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Countries in Europe, including Britain and Spain, and elsewhere too, have drastically slashed FITs.
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Note that the water content of peaches has changed drastically in just 6,000 years.
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But what they can do is drastically screw things up for the other candidates!
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They changed the environment so drastically that it caused the extinction of previous life.
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Humans have been changing the environment more drastically than any other species in history.
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It decreased maritime activity in affected waters and drastically reduced tourism in surrounding nations.
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How crazy is it how drastically your body can change from day to day!
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In 2006, Mexican President Felipe Calderon drastically escalated the country's war on drug cartels.
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"Depending on the tone of her speech, that could change drastically," JMP's Wright said.
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Even in the Yangon's drastically altered culinary landscape, Sharky's stands apart from trendier newcomers.
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Products like this could save consumers loads of time and drastically improve IKEA's reputation.
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C Mike Zunino struggles to make contact, but his plate discipline is improving drastically.
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Over the past few months, Williams has been drastically decreasing his stake in Twitter.
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However, there are a few Starbuck stores that drastically depart from the usual designs.
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The way music is consumed has changed drastically over the course of your career.
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The good news is that the internet isn't drastically different than it was before.
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We were both a little tender, in the process of drastically changing our lives.
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Benet has reason to think that bar won't slow down ICO sales too drastically.
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Contraceptive drug companies have all drastically cut funding for new products, Coelingh Bennink says.
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This technique drastically reduces file size, while keeping the quality of the video high.
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So, hypothetically, if we were all vegetarian in this country, we'd change things drastically.
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MPs say if cup recycling doesn't improve drastically by 2023, they'll be banned completely.
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The children's caretaking needs will be affected if Medicaid gets drastically cut, Lorio said.
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Enhancing Crowdfunding Capabilities and Transparency< Business development has changed drastically over the past decade.
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The tax on options is also hurting startup activity by drastically limiting employee mobility.
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However, the rate has also drastically increased among black women and people over 50.
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"[She] isn't working, and her whole life focus has changed drastically," the source said.
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I was taken aback by how suddenly—and drastically—my internal age could vary.
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Scott has drastically outspent him but has yet to surge ahead in the polls.
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Granted, the repertory of older music cannot be drastically reëngineered to reflect contemporary values.
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GFG raised $593 million at a drastically reduced valuation of $1.1 billion last week.
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And there's no indication that a lower unemployment rate will drastically change these dynamics.
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The economic — and social, and political — conditions facing Brazil and Rio have changed drastically.
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I'm now about 2111 months into the new role, and things have drastically improved.
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But those numbers fluctuated drastically two weeks after the announcement of the impeachment inquiry.
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With any device that vibrates so drastically, durability is going to be a concern.
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In the past, he has threatened to eliminate or drastically cut the Education Department.
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From there, I commuted about 30 minutes into Monaco, which drastically changed my experience.
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However, BB&L drastically cut back the number of new hires they were planning.
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This should not stop Congress from enacting forceful mitigation actions to cut emissions drastically.
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The responses from Republican members in these districts to Trump's policy have varied drastically.
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But if it were to be implemented, it could drastically change the healthcare market.
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Populations at the two centers have declined drastically since Trump took office Jan. 20.
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And opinions on what you should and shouldn't put on a résumé vary drastically.
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Pat McCrory was elected in 6900, the state has moved drastically to the right.
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This creates what's known as the wine's aroma, which can drastically alter its taste.
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With them, we experience a drastically changing world: melting poles, warm winters, violent downpours.
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Many of these studies drastically discount, or simply ignore, the clear benefits of patents.
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The ads say the bill will hurt consumers, jeopardize coverage and drastically raise prices.
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And those are two drastically different stories and therefore we have a huge problem.
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SpaceX may be about to drastically cut the cost of launching stuff into orbit
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Information from European governments was unlikely drastically to alter migrants' behavior, the ODI said.
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I know how drastically different — and worse — his life would be without that education.
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Data compiled by Aloompa has the potential to drastically alter the future of festivals.
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Le Pen and the FN's association with racist differs drastically from their electoral competitors.
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This number drastically changes when you break down the respondents by their individual salaries.
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For a drastically cheaper price, they could print as many guns as they wanted.
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In fact, the number has not changed that drastically in the last few years.
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The streaming landscape is going to change drastically in the next couple of weeks.
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The cost of college has drastically increased as well, leaving many students in debt.
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By 1949, malaria deaths had fallen drastically: to nine per 100,000 people from 300.
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"All of this is going to change drastically when Edith is gone," he said.
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Comedy norms may shift drastically from generation to generation, but pratfalls remain in style.
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While Friedman set about drastically turning over the roster, the Dodgers continued to win.
|
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Earmarks of discretionary spending shot up drastically early this month as the vote loomed.
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All of them either folded, filed for bankrupt, or drastically restructured their business plans.
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Despite horrific disasters, the Chinese state had drastically raised literacy and life-expectancy levels.
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"Our legislators," he said, "have drastically underestimated the response from the gun-owning community."
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At the time, the costs of DNA sequencing were dropping drastically, raising another possibility.
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The mood among the scientists at the bottom of the world had changed drastically.
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If it's successful, the ads that follow you around the internet should change drastically.
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In the subsequent months, the school administrators actually listened, and Vinnie's experience changed drastically.
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Truly, my life has changed drastically in the last four and a half years.
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Luckily, we can help slash emissions — and save money — without drastically altering our diets.
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Apple's description of its business strategy does not change drastically from quarter-to-quarter.
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Once I transitioned to sex work based on the internet, that danger changed drastically.
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Mr. Lincoln said he had been "drastically" affected by finding, then losing, Ms. Ellis.
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Almost 40 years later, Robert remains puzzled why the Sabres' roster was altered drastically.
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TAI YVONNE This drastically new portraiture complements the kind of president that Obama was.
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Some are now shutting down, laying off staff, or drastically changing their marketing plans.
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Two drastically different films did good business over the weekend compared to their expectations.
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But Oracle flubbed its next jibe, coming off its foils and drastically dropping speed.
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Best of all, reflexes operating at the speed of electronics would drastically improve safety.
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But on Monday, the lawyer, Xie Yang, appeared at court a drastically altered man.
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Mr. Pai has a drastically different view on competition in telecommunications than Mr. Wheeler.
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However, the US is very large and experiences can vary drastically within the country.
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Even without the wall, illegal crossings of the Southwest border have been falling drastically.
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And the quality of care and facilities can vary drastically depending upon the hospital.
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But experts also say that small and surprisingly simple steps can drastically increase sustainability.
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They can also be made on an assembly line, which drastically reduces their cost.
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Hill and Watkins drastically change the equation when playing man coverage against the Chiefs.
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Your liver is only forced into producing ketones when carb intake is drastically slashed.
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When Troemel and Christiansen began showing artists from outside Chicago, however, attendance declined drastically.
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It's not like smart speaker technology has drastically changed in the last three years.
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McConnell has drastically slowed the pace of final debates, if needed, and chamber votes.
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But Mr. Trump has made it increasingly clear that immigration policy may change drastically.
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Had they known the card was altered, it would have drastically reduced its value.
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When MoviePass drastically dropped its prices in August, the company expected some growing numbers.
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But income from print advertising is drastically down, adding to angst over job cuts.
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Papadopoulous' in-court proceedings took on a drastically different tone than his public comments.
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On Google's Chrome, the most popular web browser, Flash's usage has already fallen drastically.
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The northern point of the New River Inlet is drastically different post Hurricane Florence.
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"In imperfect-information games, endgame solving is drastically more challenging," Sandholm and Brown write.
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Unlike paper towels, hand dryers don't create waste and they're drastically cheaper over time.
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And while my financial circumstances have (drastically) changed, that latent tenuousness is still there.
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He noticed that the beak shapes of birds differed drastically from island to island.
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But be warned that drastically changing your "type" isn't necessarily a good idea, either.
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That drastically undercounts the veteran population, according to a RAND Corporation study from 232.
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That drastically undercounts the veteran population, according to a RAND Corporation study from 2014.
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As a result, the law drastically reduced the number of people who were uninsured.
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Freedom of speech has deteriorated drastically in Turkey since 2013 according to monitoring groups.
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"We have machines that can make a bunch of quick decisions that could drastically reduce traffic fatalities, drastically improve the efficiency of our transportation grid, and help solve things like carbon emissions that are causing the warming of the planet," Obama says.
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The news that Pruitt's EPA wants to drastically lower its estimation of the social cost of carbon comes the same week the administration announced plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, claiming Obama's EPA had drastically overestimated the benefits of the plan.
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The conditions attached to the bail-outs drastically reduce the government's control over economic policy.
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"When I turned 13, I grew six inches and my face changed drastically," he says.
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But when God of Vengeance transferred to Broadway a year later, it had drastically changed.
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He said the government had not drastically changed its migration strategy following the shutdown threats.
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Her scheduled has changed drastically since Pitch Perfect 2, but so has the performance landscape.
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The budget needs approval by Puerto Rico's legislature, but is not expected to change drastically.
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Bellingcat's own conclusions about how MH17 was shot down vary drastically from Russia's official statements.
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Its properties are about to change drastically, like a snowball on a sunny spring day.
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What has changed so drastically in two years that warrants a complete and total reversal?
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It's about a bizarre Bears offense that has reduced his usage rate drastically this season.
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Analysts say if this continues, banks may have to restructure more drastically to cut costs.
|
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But the Islanders, despite being drastically outplayed, showed why they are atop the Metropolitan Division.
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"If you're interested in changing your pattern, don't drastically switch your routine automatically," Hackney says.
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Across the world, global markets reacted drastically to the rising prospects of a Trump presidency.
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Now, it's worth noting that US housing affordability varies drastically depending on where you live.
|
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But each has taken a drastically different form, and the reason has rarely been ideology.
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However, Einhorn's hedge funds underperformed the market drastically — the ended 2018 down just 6 percent.
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I've changed drastically in the last couple years and I'm still changing and that's okay.
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It has a similar design to the AirPods but with a drastically lower price tag.
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After all, why bring him into Rebels if you were going to drastically change him?
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However, it is not clear that campaigns flagging apparent mistakes would drastically change the results.
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But over the years, annotation use has drastically fallen off, by 70 percent Salem says.
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"It was not that long ago that these things were so drastically different," she says.
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Apart from an updated heart monitor and fall detection, the Series 33 isn't drastically different.
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"Our economic players, especially in manufacturing, are under pressure, mining is down drastically," she said.
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Mandatory buybacks in other countries, including Australia, have drastically cut the number of gun deaths.
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Money for food that did not drastically decrease if I received a 25-cent raise.
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But that directive will only be a slight salve if overall travel is drastically reduced.
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Since then, thanks mostly to an EU deal with Turkey, migrant numbers have dropped drastically.
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Additionally, SpaceX says that the Air Force drastically underestimated how much ULA's rockets would cost.
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Pregnancy can drastically shift a person's libido, but it's not a given in which direction.
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My credit score just went down drastically, because I still have medical bills in collections.
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One day, self-driving vehicle technology should help drastically reduce this tragic loss of life.
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Block-granting Medicaid would also drastically reduce funding to the program over the coming decade.
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Long story short: Once you add this restriction, the gains to poor families shrink drastically.
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Thunder is an exciting project and something that could drastically change some bitcoin use cases.
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Drastically reducing emissions could limit ice loss to under a quarter of the ice sheet.
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Even if Friday's report surprises on the upside, the picture is unlikely to change drastically.
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This was all, apparently, part of a bigger plan to change the industry more drastically.
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"The use of AI and robots in warfare will drastically speed up combat," Rasmussen said.
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Rubio has reason to cheer—the GOP field stands to narrow drastically pretty quickly. Jeb!
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Biden's voting record as a senator illustrates how drastically his politics on abortion have changed.
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But attitudes towards higher education changed after the second world war, and enrolment drastically expanded.
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At the same time, he's moving to drastically cut the State Department budget, Wormuth noted.
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"Barriers to entry don't solve all problems... but they can drastically decrease them," he wrote.
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The price of most technologies, from commercial aircraft to television sets, drastically declines over time.
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Skin aging and wrinkling are drastically reduced by the regular use of newer-generation sunscreens.
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The bill would also drastically cut the amount that can be borrowed for graduate school.
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It's only with urbanization over the past couple of centuries that human environments changed drastically.
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Starting in season 7, the number of episodes in a season is being cut drastically.
|
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So how did Nintendo Power transform the landscape of North American game magazines so drastically?
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Matchlock muskets allowed both hands to grip the gun while firing, drastically improving target accuracy.
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Invision/AP; FameFlynet Taylor Swift's relationship status isn't the only thing changing drastically these days.
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But it's an estimate that grew drastically more difficult to make under the new law.
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"As the Earth's climate has changed, Arctic sea ice extent has decreased drastically," he wrote.
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Of course, the suburbs have changed drastically since the days of Levittown and key parties.
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An army-led crackdown in Karachi also drastically reduced crime in the country's biggest city.
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From the moment Q was introduced, the relationship changed drastically and her husband became unrecognizable.
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"We all agree that we need to drastically cut spending," he explained in a statement.
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Keke Palmer can barely make it through the week without drastically switching up her hairstyle.
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The company currently employs more than 10,000 people, a number that could be drastically cut.
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If rockets could be made reusable, the cost of a space launch could fall drastically.
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Different rules are needed to broaden the benefits of trade and drastically minimize the harm.
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Many credited the Islamists with drastically reducing banditry, something the army had failed to do.
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But kill too many cells or at the wrong time, and development goes awry, drastically.
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The rule is: reinvent yourself as often and as drastically as possible, or flame out.
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He reckons he could boost those speeds drastically, to about a million bits per second.
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She's become a master at bringing to life drastically different women on a single screen.
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Dexterity plummets when you're in MOPP gear, and your field of vision is drastically reduced.
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The fight between McSally and Sinema was bitter, with both drastically shifting their previous positions.
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His clash with black protesters on Thursday also underscored the drastically different political landscape Mrs.
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Thus councils could be picking up some bargains, but they may also have drastically overpaid.
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My window was mostly caked with ice, and the landscape had changed drastically since Minnesota.
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If you measure income growth from a longer horizon, 10 years, the picture changes drastically.
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Abraham Lincoln was mentioned during two separate speeches on Thursday night in drastically different contexts.
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If the temperature varies drastically throughout your home, this is a nice feature to have.
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What should America do to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and slow catastrophic global warming?
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Turnout in Sunday's election was drastically low, with half of the voters not casting ballots.
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But Sanders has argued his plan will control costs and drastically reduce spending that's wasteful.
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Now several years into recovery, the pair has found themselves in a drastically different position.
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A candle is a simple purchase, but it can drastically change how your space feels.
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And unemployment rates for people with disabilities are "drastically higher" than those without, Vimo said.
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By donating his papers with a backdated deed, Nixon had slashed his tax bill drastically.
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On DVD Douglas Sirk was one of the 20th century's more drastically displaced émigré artists.
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Therefore, we are neglecting potential feedback effects, as they would not drastically affect our estimates.
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The Supreme Court banned corporate donations to campaigns in 2015, drastically reducing political fund-raising.
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Most industry observers believe such a move would drastically increase the cost of Apple's products.
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Deaths from the disease have fallen drastically since 2000, according to the World Health Organization.
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That would likely include drastically reducing the carbon reduction agreements made during the Obama administration.
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But anti-Trumpers saw a drastically different debate, one in which Trump looked completely unhinged.
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While we're still in shock about Instagram's drastically different new look, it is about time.
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With uncertainty looming, applications for permits to make adult films in California have plunged drastically.
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As for gender, age, and size diversity, things ought to change more drastically going forward...
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His rabid fans wreaked havoc on unsuspecting arenas, who were drastically underprepared for the chaos.
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The House will still have to pass the Senate version if it gets changed drastically.
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Since the 2014 legalization of recreational marijuana sales, the landscape of Denver has changed drastically.
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In 2628, he faced a challenge from Republican Connie Mack, who drastically outspent the senator.
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Gilson said the system, which works more like a court, needs to be drastically improved.
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Slabbert has reduced his fertilizer and chemical input costs drastically, but his yields stay strong.
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Victories by such candidates would drastically remake the Senate, and could threaten Mr. McConnell's leadership.
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Growth has slowed drastically, large projects have been suspended and unemployment is a growing concern.
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From labor models to how we move and how we communicate — everything is changing drastically.
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President Trump and American millennials have drastically different priorities when it comes to the economy.
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Hence, the heartbeat law is expected to drastically reduce the number of abortions in Georgia.
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Soon after, she drastically curbed her flying, but in 2008, she concluded it wasn't enough.
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Older Americans will also face drastically higher premiums due to laxer regulation of insurance companies.
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He warned her that the next batch of new students was drastically smaller than anticipated.
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"I think it's an interesting idea because obviously bars are so drastically different," he said.
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The lamp factory in Dongguan where he works had drastically reduced pay and cut hours.
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Once the bulk of the human race is dead, the pace of events slows drastically.
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My sense of smell was unexpectedly much better and my taste sensation improved drastically too.
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Typically, state budget writers have blunted oil price busts by drastically cutting services like education.
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The number of workers at more than 240,000 nursing homes across the nation varies drastically.
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Critically, however, when the exercise was presented in a different frame, the results changed drastically.
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One game into the regular season, though, his sentiments about the unit had changed drastically.
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Prosecutors drastically lowered their sentencing recommendation to 1 month, and they didn't even get that.
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Trade war heats up The US-China trade war has drastically intensified in recent days.
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I wanted to talk about entrepreneurship in sports, because I think it's changing really drastically.
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"But I doubt many children will be drastically harmed in any way if it doesn't."
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They thought demand and cut-outs would fall drastically, and we saw the exact opposite.
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So it should be no surprise that we are drastically unprepared for the real invader.
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Airlines have drastically cut flights and governments have closed borders to help contain the virus.
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Teen vaping declined drastically last year in the United States after years of sharp increases.
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But his image soured drastically soon after Mr. Moon named him justice minister in August.
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It also suggested that official figures drastically under-represented the true scale of the outbreak.
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"When an accident like that happens to people, it changes their life drastically," he said.
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Under the trade deal, the country is expected to drastically increase its American whiskey consumption.
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There's no question that implementing Medicare for all would drastically transform the health care industry.
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When college started, I began wearing a prosthesis, which drastically changed my sense of self.
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Changes in elevation show just how drastically different the climate could be in the future.
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When the United States drastically reduced its troop presence in 2014, the country's security deteriorated.
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"The quality of intelligence has gone down drastically since the shutdown started," the officer says.
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The trajectory of my life and career changed drastically as a result of this experience.
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Not to drastically improve or build innovative infrastructure, but to simply fix what is broken.
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Mr. Trump's national security staff has thinned out drastically in the past year or so.
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To further complicate things, I prefer stainless steel and that drastically narrows down the options.
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They drastically limit accountability for those with the power to take away a person's liberty.
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The number of new cases was drastically lower than the 61,749 reported the day before.
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The number of new cases was drastically lower than the 1,749 reported the day before.
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Airlines, meanwhile, have drastically cut service to places beyond China, where the virus outbreak began.
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Jarvis uses almost no plastics in its boards, which drastically cuts down on nonbiodegradable waste.
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Once you give up your fear of judgment, your ability to work changes quite drastically.
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The family moved to Long Island, where they eventually found themselves in drastically reduced circumstances.
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"This does not mean the speed of the disease spreading has increased drastically," he added.
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These challenges are compounded for women of color, who are drastically underrepresented in the field.
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But Republicans abandoned that approach during Kavanaugh's testimony and the tone shifted drastically as Sens.
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A Winfrey campaign for president would drastically alter an early playing field on which Sen.
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Reducing payments to hospitals and doctors: Warren proposes drastically cutting reimbursement rates for many providers.
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Drastically changing NAFTA, or even walking away from it completely, will not cause a doomsday.
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House leaders would like to restructure the program to drastically slow its long-term costs.
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The first three days of changing behavior for anything are drastically harder than the rest.
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The $69 billion acquisition, announced in December 2017, will drastically remap the health care industry.
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Likewise, union membership has drastically shrunk in the private sector over the last four decades.
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We see the number of polling places in certain areas drastically reduced before an election.
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"There are ways to drastically cut down on the cost of a safari," she said.
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ICAEW said the index fell "drastically" after the June 23 vote but then crept up.
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Other states have made it a priority to drastically reduce or eliminate sign-up delays.
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With the announcement of the three players' absence, the expectations for the game shifted drastically.
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Christie's stance on gun control laws in the state has changed drastically over the years.
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First, with all three rows in business, cargo capacity on midsize SUVs is drastically reduced.
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This meant that there were two versions of each episode, varying drastically from each other.
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He solved that, he said, with a new pitching motion that drastically improved his control.
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Women are more visible in the genre and especially the media landscape has changed drastically.
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Luck affects every title to a certain degree, more drastically in some years than others.
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By the time the tournament arrived on the horizon, however, the situation had changed drastically.
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Notably, the character models for the Avengers are drastically different than their Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts.
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Egypt has drastically stepped up efforts in recent years to stop the trafficking of its antiquities.
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But a few individual contests swinging Democrats' way could drastically alter the battle for the Senate.
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Their chemistry clicked and he became her co-writer,, even though their tastes diverged pretty drastically.
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Pink balls can also change drastically from sexual encounter to sexual encounter for the same woman.
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In the intervening years, Reddit had changed drastically both as a company and as a website.
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Decades later, U.S. cases of AIDS have drastically declined as drug therapies and prevention education improved.
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Still, even with fewer features, the Home Hub is compelling because of its drastically lower price.
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Novel, engineered blue flowers, Noda said, he expects will drastically expand the desire to buy flowers.
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And those who do not die often have personalities and cognitive abilities that are drastically changed.
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If you don't learn how to save and invest money, it could drastically delay your retirement.
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China says it will drastically boost its spending on renewable energy over the next four years.
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When it comes to early-stage technology companies, their challenges and early development are drastically different.
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Both he and Mnuchin would like to drastically simplify the US tax code, particularly for businesses.
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The size of Bitcoin's blockchain can be drastically reduced with a technique called pruning, he said.
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The effects of these changes, experts said, has altered the racial composition of some neighborhoods drastically.
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Have you had to change your behavior drastically as a result of being in the coma?
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During these periods, people may toggle drastically up and down between feeling manic, depressive, or both.
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It goes without saying that the final Apple design will likely be drastically different than this.
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Cars that now sit idle could become much more active, which would drastically change parking needs.
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The hope is that this feature will drastically decrease hate speech for those who want it.
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Establishment Democrats feared that if Kucinich won, their chances of retaking the governorship would fall drastically.
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Rather, they are explosions that take place on existing ones, drastically but temporarily increasing their brightness.
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Growing up changes us so drastically, but the core of who we are will never change.
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Registered Democrats still drastically outnumber Republicans (42% of eligible voters to 32% as of this September).
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The referendum will endorse or reject changes that include drastically reducing the powers of the Senate.
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Amazon is looking to drastically expand its presence in a suburb outside its hometown of Seattle.
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Far fewer Syrians have attempted the journey since then, and migration via Greece has plunged drastically.
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Styling natural hair takes time — a fact that was drastically overlooked in her one-minute segment.
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In essence, this is the story of someone who emerges from a personal experience drastically altered.
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Another is that Facebook drastically reduces the power of brand reputation over the dissemination of information.
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The system's drastically changed since the first trains started running, and the city's changed with it.
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On Thursday night, Sri Lanka's Health Ministry drastically reduced its estimated death toll from the bombings.
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But in the 16 months since Ikuenobe arrived in Libya, the political tides had turned drastically.
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That office will be drastically overhauled under the new legislation, according to a release from Sens.
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The video game industry has drastically changed since its early beginnings with Atari in the 22015s.
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A tweak to the bill here or a change there could drastically alter the vote calculus.
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Ordinary Delhi-wallahs say petty corruption in services provided by the city has been drastically curtailed.
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When Valyria exploded and its dragons went with it, the political situation in Essos changed drastically.
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Well, drastically smaller irises would let in almost no light, leaving your test subject near-blind.
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That drastically reduced the problems with pricing ETFs and major indexes that occurred last Aug 24.
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The number of priests has dropped more drastically, from 88,192 in 1997 to 71,142 in 2017.
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There's no doubt that technology has drastically evolved since President Barack Obama took office in 2008.
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GE Healthcare has drastically grown from its origins in 1896 when it began developing X-rays.
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But the makeup of the Academy has changed pretty drastically in the past year or so.
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They found that the cost of treatment varies drastically depending on a person's stage and age.
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"You're able to see how drastically their lives are changed [and] it's gratifying," says Dr. Lee.
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In the province of Shandong, in eastern China, the child sex ratio skewed early and drastically.
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Anaklia will enable such vessels to sail directly from Georgia, drastically increasing trade on the route.
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The final accusation, that forests are drastically changing the appearance of the countryside, is spot-on.
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Watch the video above to see how we took on new personas with drastically different looks.
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Several times in the past century the authorities have drastically changed the dress codes for women.
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One potential solution could be drastically improved automotive ethernet, a network for cars adapted from computers.
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We've also seen no reason why faster data speeds will drastically improve our experience outside downloads.
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Will this be something that drastically improves your experience playing the varieties of Pokemon: Let's Go?
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He pulls off playing drastically different characters with the help of a distorting Photo Booth filter.
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While my body didn't change that drastically during these swells of OSFED anxiety, my thoughts did.
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The neuroscientists I spoke to all said that machine learning isn't revolutionizing their field drastically yet.
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In both instances, the clock speed of the CPU started to drop drastically after a while.
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"The number of migrants going through has drastically declined," said Presevo camp deputy manager Slobodan Savovic.
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As part of its new emoji rollout, Apple is giving us a drastically different peach emoji.
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So the rules for convicted criminals can change, sometimes drastically, from one state to the next.
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The Watergate scandal accelerated drastically when it was revealed Nixon taped conversations in the White House.
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But right now you can get the entire collection for the drastically reduced price of $40.
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The bank's reluctance to drastically tighten policy has exacerbated worries that it is under political pressure.
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This drastically reduces costs and allows the company to sell high-end gear at lower prices.
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That bill would drastically curtail the increased consumer protections offered by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Getting people to wear shoes, use flashlights, and sleep with mosquito nets can drastically reduce bites.
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There are clear software issues and enhancements the company can make to drastically improve the product.
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After the film's release in February 2018, the Yale alum says that his life changed drastically.
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Huawei began competing internationally in the 1990s and was known for drastically undercutting rivals on price.
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But the singer's appearance has changed drastically in the 15 years since "Skater Boi" came out.
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If Trump had his way, though, the number of SNAP recipients would soon be drastically cut.
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Michelle Williams drastically changed her life after she was hounded by paparazzi following Heath Ledger's death.
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There is no way to make football "safe" without drastically changing the DNA of the game.
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We can drastically lower the likelihood of trans suicide by simply acknowledging their basic human rights.
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China had been the largest market for American agricultural exports, but has drastically cut its purchases.
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Well, unless Rickon's storyline has been altered for the TV show quiet drastically, this is unlikely.
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As they had hoped, mosquitoes with Wolbachia ended up with drastically lower levels of Zika genes.
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McDonald's and Delta Air Lines are in standstill mode, and Exxon Mobil is cutting back drastically.
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When addiction leads to criminality, the consequences of a felony record can drastically reduce employment possibilities.
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But when your parent shifts identities so drastically, so unexpectedly, it shifts something in you too.
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But in 2009, her condition deteriorated drastically, and Tillemann-Dick could no longer avoid a transplant.
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Those conditions, joined with low humidity, could spread the flames drastically, the National Weather Service warns.
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And over all, the law has drastically reduced the number of Americans who lack health insurance.
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Despite the large overall decline since the 1990s, attitudes toward executions differ drastically by political affiliation.
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The name has stayed the same, but modern versions have veered drastically from the original version.
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"This government has drastically increased wages and bonuses," said Hamidreza Taraghi, a hard-line political analyst.
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Letter From America PHILADELPHIA — On issues and ideology, the center of American politics has shrunk drastically.
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HHS officials paint a drastically different picture of facilities like Carrizo from the DHS detention centers.
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She argued that if lawmakers addressed the issue, the U.S. could drastically reduce its prison population.
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My political views drastically differ with many of my family members; and we've argued about it.
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Some of the states that have been drastically impacted by the opioid crisis have drafted legislation.
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To be competitive in this crowded market, issuers have pushed fees down drastically, some to zero.
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So if you're in a rut, step outside your comfort zone and drastically change your environment.
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The Run Free Pro Bio has drastically improved my running performance and has made running fun
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In some stores, those positions were eliminated completely, while in others they were drastically scaled back.
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She was told she was not due for one yet, though her appearance had drastically changed.
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Georgia State University has drastically improved by creating emergency grants so unforeseen expenses weren't derailing students.
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From social events to schools and kitchens, life has changed drastically in the past 100 years.
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Still, how much space seven figures will buy in different parts of the country ranges drastically.
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Without a high school diploma, chances of incarceration are drastically increased, especially for African American men.
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The jojoba oil calmed any lingering inflammation and the red acne scars began to fade drastically.
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Here, the atmosphere&aposs chemical composition begins to change drastically and charged particles become more abundant.
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In 40 years, China has changed so drastically—socially and food-wise as well as economically.
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Driverless cars would be summoned directly and transport passengers door-to-door, drastically improving passenger flexibility.
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Not having to be the architect of every open-floor opportunity would drastically simplify Harden's life.
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Because experiences with ketamine vary so drastically, it's hard to know what you'll feel on it.
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Even so, the general narrative that we need to drastically change our food production holds up.
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And if I hadn't had the connections and the money, my life might be drastically different.
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Though these fans come from drastically different worlds, the language of fighting-game hype is universal.
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Furthermore, even without the magic of chi, Funakoshi drastically overestimates the effects of hitting these spots.
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Justin Bieber took to Instagram to share pics of his drastically different new haircut last night.
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While it doesn't drastically change face width, with less protruding cheekbones, the face appears less wide.
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The economic disparity is more drastically growing and people seem to forget the merits of multiculturalism.
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Bad weather and slow growth saw markets in May drastically scale back expectations for monetary tightening.
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The giant "forehead and chin" above and below the display will be drastically reduced or eliminated.
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The court opening is also likely to drastically alter both parties' approaches to November's midterm elections.
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O'Leary decided he didn't want to take on the risk of the value drastically changing either.
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We remove or drastically filter all the information we might get by being with another person.
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Following Trump's inauguration, reports surfaced to suggest that the office may have drastically reduced their budget.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's longtime leader, has wasted no time in drastically expanding his power.
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My mind-set and perspective on life has changed drastically since I've become a police officer.
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Mr. Trump drastically reduced both of those monuments, opening the region to possible mining and drilling.
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"Thank you for doing what you do," but now with social media it's changed really drastically.
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So they've drastically narrowed their interpretation of fighting words to insults directed on the personal level.
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But once it has taken hold, it can drastically affect how you interact with the world.
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That changed drastically in the second half, but not before the Tigers had their hearts stopped.
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But whoever wins, longtime voters noted how the conversation around law enforcement issues had drastically changed.
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In his remarks on Thursday, Mr. O'Neill proclaimed that times had drastically changed since the raid.
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If either of them was replaced by a hardline conservative, it would drastically shift the middle.
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If either of them were replaced by a hardline conservative, it would drastically shift the middle.
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As you know, we've had to pause many markets around the world and drastically cut spending.
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Meanwhile, vaping advocates and researchers argue that the way users vape differs drastically from lab tests.
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The United States has drastically increased airstrikes against the Shabab since Donald J. Trump became president.
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But the drastically reduced trading volatility, a condition sometimes called metastability, worries some Wall Street strategists.
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Then, in 1986, the organization scaled back drastically, to just two awards, for fiction and nonfiction.
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Dietrich added that mail voting was "drastically higher" statewide and that early voting was also up.
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It's an interesting finding given that the Earth's tilt never changes drastically thanks to the Moon.
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What was the biggest challenge about training for three races with drastically different lengths and strategies?
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SpaceX says its reusable rocket technology has allowed it to drastically reduce the cost of spaceflight.
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That teacher, Ms. Norbury, was one of three drastically different roles Ms. Simard would soon inhabit.
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But if they do, the party will be represented by a drastically different cast of characters.
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Buttigieg, while drastically overperforming fundraising expectations throughout 2019, still isn't in the same universe as Sanders.
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In Congress, meanwhile, Trump supported legislation seeking to repeal Obamacare or drastically water down its protections.
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Several teams have made quarterback changes this season, both voluntarily and involuntarily, with drastically different results.
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Many gut bacteria that wax and wane drastically are rare in people living in industrialized societies.
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Already there are signs that the local real estate market has changed drastically, Mr. Kapatais said.
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For one thing, violent crime has fallen drastically since the early 1990s, especially in big cities.
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And, of course, Donald Trump won the Presidency, promising to drastically cut back on financial regulation.
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The drastically different styles highlighted Pence's ability to provide a complementing tone to the presidential ticket.
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The American economy was drastically different in the late &apos90s compared to where it is today.
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Mergers of hospitals, healthcare providers, insurers and pharmacy benefit managers has drastically changed the healthcare landscape.
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Suharto oversaw an economic boom, drastically reducing poverty and expanding access to health care and education.
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Dozens of profiles highlighted the ways that even a modest donation can drastically improve a life.
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It's the computer's first update in six years and it looks drastically different than its predecessor.
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Black residents are still the city's largest ethnic group, but newcomers are changing the culture drastically.
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"Ecpat's code can drastically reduce traffickers' ability to exploit children through the tourism industry," she said.
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Ms. Le Pen has spoken of drastically limiting legal immigration to around 10,000 people a year.
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Daily mentions of #BlackLivesMatter spiked drastically to 172,77 on Twitter at the peak, according to Pew.
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Trumpcare — the American Health Care Act — would drastically reduce protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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It's drastically reoriented how Iranians are able to communicate with one another and the outside world.
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Najela's life changed drastically when she turned 16 and her family pressured her to get married.
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Lewis's great relief and to her husband's chagrin, he has had to drastically change such habits.
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The government has since drastically reduced the amount of industrial and agricultural activity around the city.
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Travare, 59, now barely speaks, and when she does, her command of English has drastically changed.
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In a short period of time, Lucy meets two people who will drastically alter her life.
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If it goes into effect, it will drastically change gig-economy companies including Uber and Lyft.
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They are expected to drastically reduce the amount of Palestinian refugees the United States will recognize.
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According to Reuters Health, conversations about RAINN on social media drastically increased after the episode aired.
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Israel says the cordon of fences, ditches and walls has drastically reduced attacks on its citizens.
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"However, the search strategy you need to identify [a black hole] is drastically different," he added.
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States like Florida have seen their political realities shift drastically as Puerto Ricans register as voters.
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Terry Branstad, would drastically reduce the collective bargaining rights of most of the state's public employees.
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Ericsson wanted to know: What exactly had the boy done to improve his performance so drastically?
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Moscow resident Alexander Stanko, 62, told The Guardian that winters have changed drastically in recent years.
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But over the longer term, it appears that the frequency of snow days has drastically increased.
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One key takeaway is that demand growth hasn't completely disappeared even if it has drastically slowed.
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That means drastically reduced compute power, so that this tech can run on a mobile chipset.
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In the year since the "porn ban," traffic to Tumblr and app downloads have dropped drastically.
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"Some sectors, like construction, agriculture, housing and personal services would be drastically reduced," Mr. Peri said.
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Gentrification had brought him to the Bronx from Brooklyn after his Fort Greene neighborhood changed drastically.
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When Mr. Lowe and Mr. Farnsworth drastically lowered the price, people started signing up en masse.
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I feel that if more people followed this philosophy, that overall the world could improve drastically.
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Catholicism is in decline in Western Europe and America, but drastically on the rise in Africa.
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Once you get past 10 PM or into the early hours, the traffic falls off drastically.
|
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I was writing a story about the stalled reconstruction of the country's drastically underfunded general hospital.
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Here, however, the paucity of such useful background information left this great visual exhibition drastically undermotivated.
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Ring Fit Adventure feels different, and it's already drastically changed the way I think about exercise.
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Here's the thing, though: The image drastically oversells the "risk" posed by these Skittles (read: refugees).
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Yet the plague did not, as you might expect, drastically attenuate the story's effectiveness and charm.
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The thigh gap is such a small change that can impact your overall appearance so drastically.
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Well, that's an interesting ... We'll talk about the trajectory, but post-tenure, my trajectory changed drastically.
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As with most actors as they got more and more famous, some of them change drastically.
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Grindr pickings can drastically vary depending on which block you're on in New York, Medina noted.
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The short answer: The increased complexity of the joint venture drastically cut into any potential savings.
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Overall, the wireless charging ability is a nice convenience, but it doesn't drastically change the AirPods experience.
|
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In response, Amazon Video has drastically slashed the prices of its own 4K content to match iTunes.
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Obviously, pregnancy and childbirth can drastically transform someone's body, so some physical changes are to be expected.
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But you need to drastically lower the temperature—down to about -196 degrees C, liquid nitrogen temperature.
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And she did — everything from its ingredients to its audience drastically differs from its super-feminine predecessors.
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That one act of vulnerability will drastically change my connections' job search, as it did for me.
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Despite their drastically different shapes, if they're from a typewriter font, they'll occupy the same horizontal space.
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What Mir has been able to do in recent years is drastically and sincerely improve his striking.
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Her process has changed drastically for these images, she says, as she tries to relate to them.
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Ever since the rise of social media, the way we present and consume fashion has changed drastically.
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