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Meanings of radical change in English

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Usage of radical change in English
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Speaking last week, former sports minister Richard Caborn called for radical change.
The Guardian
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It represents a radical change of position for the main Opposition party.
The Irish Times
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Circumstances may well have undergone radical change and demand diametrically opposed action.
The End of Man?
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If people in Scotland say Yes tomorrow, they're opting for radical change.
The Guardian
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A radical change in social ideas and mores regarding race and gender.
The new yorker
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And they're saying they want radical change - not just a reshuffle.
Radio NZ
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The chloroform created a radical change; it made everything comfortable and pleasant.
Who is mark twain?
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Australia has just announced a radical change to its carbon tax scheme.
Radio NZ
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A radical change in foreign policy, allowing an economic turnaround, is unlikely.
Reuters
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The radical change, therefore, must be wrought in the heart and will.
Sermons to the Natural Man
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This act initiates a radical change in the organization of this University.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 107, September, 1866 / A Ma...
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Then the radical change in our diet was not good for us.
Before Adam
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They are urging radical change and far-reaching targets at the Mexico talks.
Reuters
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Which is why it was time for a radical change of scenery.
The South African
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And, for a club, it takes bravery to undertake such radical change.
The Irish Times
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His selection may do little to cheer shareholders who wanted more- radical change.
The Irish Times
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