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Meanings of dramatic change in English

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Usage of dramatic change in English
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The situation in Iraq cries out for a dramatic change of course.
The Guardian
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But he defied calls for a dramatic change of course in Iraq.
The Irish Times
3
It's easier to vote for dramatic change when it's unlikely to happen.
Reuters
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The entire market has been wrong-footed by copper's dramatic change in fortune.
Reuters
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But a dramatic change risks turning it into nothing but a blur.
Reuters
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Ms Casey was ambivalent about the dramatic change in the school's roll.
Radio NZ
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On any scale of reckoning, this is a dramatic change of policy.
The Irish Times
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So it's rapid dramatic change that when you're there on the ground.
Wired
9
We must have dramatic change in our economy, our Government and ourselves.
State of the Union Addresses
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Robot boats promise a dramatic change in the way we work at sea.
Radio NZ
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They state that the earth's crust is solely responsible for the dramatic change.
The South African
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But Mr Xi has also overseen a dramatic change of course for Beijing.
News.com.au
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This dramatic change may be causing ripple effects throughout the Earth's climate system.
The Guardian
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Jean had never seen such a dramatic change in such a short time.
Full circle
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When the first bell rings, however, a dramatic change will occur.
The Guardian
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The prime suspect is the dramatic change in policy direction around the time.
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Dramatic change through the time
Dramatic change across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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Ireland
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