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Production costs have risen dramatically on Broadway — it often takes more than $20 million to stage a work — and attendance has yet to reach prepandemic levels.

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Because the dust blocked shorter, bluer wavelengths, the star’s appearance shifted dramatically toward red.

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In the playoffs, though, the effect is amplified dramatically, with the club that hits more homers winning a whopping 84% of the time over that span.

She doesn’t yet know what she will do if the enhanced subsidy expires and results in a dramatically higher premium bill.

A few short years later, however, as president in the midst of a horrific civil war, Lincoln dramatically changed course.

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

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