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dramatic

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The image of a grieving parent is not an uncommon sight on the dramatic stage.

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Recognizing North Korea as a nuclear state would be a dramatic shift in U.S. policy, which for decades has aimed to persuade Pyongyang to dismantle its arsenal with a mix of economic and diplomatic pressure.

It was triggered by Rayner's dramatic resignation after admitting to underpaying tax on a house purchase.

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“Increasing prices a bit, seeking alternative markets. So the effect of tariffs is not dramatic.”

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Hawke had already seen dramatic results working with the Enhanced Games’ first swimmer, a former Olympian from Australia named James Magnussen.

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

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