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Meanings of changing the world in English

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Usage of changing the world in English
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The time they're going to start changing the world is today.
Wired
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What is changing the world, profoundly, is the value those connections make possible.
Wired
3
Just don't expect it to be changing the world of gaming anytime soon.
News.com.au
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It was women's way of changing the world, one boy at a time.
The Irish Times
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He personifies Silicon Valley's relentless push toward technology capable of changing the world.
Wired
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I feel valued, supported, safe, and capable of changing the world.
Feminist dot com
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I would like to propose one more group activity - changing the world.
Feminist dot com
8
Hardware startups can dream all they want about changing the world.
Wired
9
The problem is, like in Europe, no one thinks Mark Zuckerberg's changing the world.
Wired
10
He makes his way to the crowd, saying how he is changing the world.
The South African
11
Progress should mean that we are always changing the world to suit the vision.
Orthodoxy
12
One minute he was changing the world - the next, he was changing nappies.
The Irish Times
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We are all for changing the world, but Rome wasn't built in a day.
The Guardian
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But they are not dead, because they helped us change towards changing the world.
Ebony
15
How is artificial light changing the world we live in?
Radio NZ
16
Moral influence, gradually changing the world, is what I want.
Autobiography and Letters of Orville Dewey, D.D. / Edited by His...
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