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However, in an abrupt change of position, it too decided to end its links with the firm.

From BBC

Diddy apologized—an abrupt change of heart after vociferous denials that he had ever hurt women, plus payoffs and a defense that those accusing him were essentially greed-driven gold diggers and opportunistic liars.

From Slate

But recently, the ensemble has been going through a period of abrupt change.

These levels do not operate independently, so the flow of information may be treated as a multilevel network with nodes, which may give rise to an abrupt change.

"The abrupt change in the contact surface was already mentioned in the 1990s as a possible cause of adhesion hysteresis, but previous theoretical work on this was limited to simplified surface properties," explains Kumar.

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

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