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life-changing

adjective as in altering a person's life in a substantial way

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At the center of the memoir is Cher’s life-changing, tortured, supportive, destructive and co-dependent relationship with Sonny.

While Nicole has benefited from "life-changing" cardiac rehabilitation, Farrah says she was discharged eight months after diagnosis without any rehab being offered.

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Hundreds of boxers train for years for the opportunity to earn life-changing money and a shot at a world title.

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But she hopes that continued research will mean Emma will have more options that do not involve such life-changing decisions.

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“It’s a life-changing moment when you catch sight of the ISS there in the eternity of the universe - seeing this little bubble of life, a microcosm of human creativity in the blackness,” he says.

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