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radical

[rad-i-kuhl] / ˈræd ɪ kəl /




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Every car on the grid has undergone a radical change since the end of last season following dramatic regulation changes to both chassis and engines.

From Barron's

During his Senate confirmation hearing last year, Kennedy promised “radical transparency” for the American people in the actions and policies of the Department of Health and Human Resources.

From Los Angeles Times

Bennett argued presciently that by kowtowing to radicals, “a great university was brought low by the very forces which modern universities came into being to oppose: ignorance, irrationality and intimidation.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Starboard Value has built a more than 9% stake in the online travel company and is pushing for a radical overhaul of its board of directors, the Journal reported Monday.

From Barron's

Starboard Value has built a more than 9% stake in the online travel company and is pushing for a radical overhaul of its board of directors, the Journal reported Monday.

From Barron's