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“The way that I played music changed drastically,” she said.

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The deeper reasons, however, were profoundly anti-democratic — the noxious intransigence of patriarchy and white supremacy in Western culture, which drastically narrowed the eligible land-owning class.

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He helped Chipotle drastically boost its revenue and profits as the company’s chief executive for six years until 2024.

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"It shows you that the world community has failed drastically in deterring Israel from expanding its oppressive policies," says Barghouti.

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In 2023, truck manufacturers struck a deal with the California Air Resources Board to drastically reduce emissions and invest in electric trucks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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