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radical

[rad-i-kuhl] / ˈræd ɪ kəl /




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According to the French authorities, Thomas leads a "very radical" branch of the "Raise the Colours" movement, which was formed following a split after the French entry ban.

From Barron's

As a result, according to my reporting, American friends of Delcy have branded her a “radical.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Their solicitor Alistair Smith said the pain of their loss "does not go away, but they want this inquiry to make permanent and radical change".

From BBC

The team created a new type of Kondo necklace using a carefully engineered organic inorganic hybrid material made from organic radicals and nickel ions.

From Science Daily

Former SNP MP Hannah Kennedy-Bardell has suggested that "radical action" may be necessary - and said this could potentially involve a boycott.

From BBC