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Attendance at the park has drastically declined, and this spring it did not open to tourists, as it usually did.

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That's what happened last weekend when the weather changed quite suddenly - the winds began howling, temperatures plummeted and visibility dropped drastically.

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Few people are aware of coccolithophores, yet without them, the planet’s oceans and climate would look drastically different.

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

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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