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It’s no secret that Trump views the world differently to Biden, and could drastically shift US foreign policy over the next few years.

From BBC

In so doing, she drastically alters the relationships of all the show’s major characters — and forces two characters’ budding relationship into an unexpectedly political place.

From Salon

“At a time when I stopped liking football as much, then I got traded to L.A, it just drastically changed everything for me,” Ramsey said.

According to the letter, the cost increases will cause businesses to reconsider investment plans, jobs to be "drastically" cut and hours to be reduced for workers.

From BBC

It makes Sasaki a dream target for the Dodgers; a gifted, young, cost-controlled arm to reinforce — if not drastically improve — their starting rotation.

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

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