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Meanings of revolutionise the way in English

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Usage of revolutionise the way in English
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If successful this new road-train technology could revolutionise the way we drive.
The Irish Times
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It could revolutionise the way people search out and experience art.
The Guardian
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A new MBA programme at UCaims to revolutionise the way in which Irish hospitals are managed.
The Irish Times
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The Culture Show's Tom Dyckhoff finds out how it could revolutionise the way products are made.
BBC
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Sci-fi contact lenses that project things onto your surroundings could revolutionise the way you see the world.
News.com.au
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Pete recently shared a picture of a stool designed to revolutionise the way you release your... err, stools.
News.com.au
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According to Mexico's Mancera, such reforms could revolutionise the way that action on climate change is delivered in cities.
Reuters
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It was a demonstration of a technology that is slowly keeping its promise to revolutionise the way we travel.
The Guardian
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But the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope, launching in 2021, will revolutionise the way that we detect habitable exoplanets.
The South African
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The business brains behind Cube Workspace are taking it upon themselves to revolutionise the way South African city-dwellers work.
The South African
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Scientific research with a human health perspective is set to revolutionise the way we heal ourselves in the near future.
The Irish Times
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The other central emphasis, that will also revolutionise the way political campaigns are organised in future, was on digital targeting.
The Guardian
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And it could revolutionise the way products are made and distributed, says Joi Ito, head of the MIT Media Lab.
BBC
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Founded by Brit Fabien Riggall, Future Cinema delivers an immersive experience that is helping to revolutionise the way we see film.
BBC
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To that end, a South African company has developed a solution that could revolutionise the way players practice and measure their performance.
The South African
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The BBC is to launch a range of web-based on-demand TV and audio services which could revolutionise the way people watch television.
The Irish Times
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