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Meanings of major changes in English

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Usage of major changes in English
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Conditions changed completely and the government will see major changes, Ahmadinejad said.
Reuters
2
The economic crisis has caused two major changes to this political landscape.
The Irish Times
3
Discussing major changes to criminal law with the new act before parliament.
Radio NZ
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This decision has been made following recent major changes in the market.
Wired
5
The AHURI report recommended governments also consider major changes to tax settings.
News.com.au
6
Power opens up the possibility of major changes, both good and bad.
The Guardian
7
It will likely be next year before any major changes are implemented.
Reuters
8
The company needs to make some major changes to restore investor confidence.
Reuters
9
But a spokesman last week said there have been no major changes.
Reuters
10
Moving to Level 2: What are the major changes to lockdown regulations?
The South African
11
Some especially vulnerable populations could also see major changes to their healthcare.
The Guardian
12
The party's plan involves major changes to the tax and PRSI system.
The Irish Times
13
It is hard to imagine major changes in Trump's approach to campaigning.
The Guardian
14
Whether there have been major changes in spontaneous preterm birth is unknown.
Pubmed
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The just-concluded weekend session did not have major changes to the price.
The South African
16
Depletion of RBF1 causes major changes in nucleotide synthesis and glutathione metabolism.
Pubmed
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