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dramatic

[druh-mat-ik] / drəˈmæt ɪk /


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From Poldark to du Maurier's Rebecca and Woolf, we explore how the county's dramatic landscapes continue to inspire generations of writers.

From BBC

The seeds of a dramatic shift in markets over the past two weeks that has seen investors turn on sectors deemed vulnerable to AI disruption, were planted several years ago.

From MarketWatch

There are potential gray areas — such as whether a large-scale school walkout — which organizers intend to be dramatic — would fall outside this protection because students don’t formally check out, for example.

From Los Angeles Times

It is a dramatic change for a largely conservative society with extremely limited experience of immigration from outside Europe.

From Barron's

Five years after becoming Africa's first Covid-era debt defaulter, Zambia is seeing a dramatic turnaround in fortunes as major powers vie for access to its vast reserves of copper.

From Barron's