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In May 2009, however, the president had an abrupt change of heart.

A phone call, a frantic trip, an abrupt change of holiday plans.

The moment Captain Strathmore learned these facts, he caused an abrupt change to be made in the course of the Polynesia.

The appearance of the country here undergoes a somewhat abrupt change.

An abrupt change in the course of his pony was instantly made, and he sent him flying at the height of his speed.

“I was so sorry for poor Margaret last night,” Annie said with an abrupt change of subject.

Only the first abrupt change in the fool's look, a slight one though it was, betrayed the jester to his caller.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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