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life-changing

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

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Mairi MacRae, director of campaigns and policy at Shelter, said the housing and homelessness charity was grateful to David for showing "how powerful and life-changing a social home can be - providing the solid foundation for a successful career and future".

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"Officers followed a short time later, on foot, and gave first aid to the woman, who was then taken to hospital for treatment for life-changing injuries," a spokesperson added.

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A County Armagh woman who was privately diagnosed with ADHD, said the first time she took medication for it was "life-changing".

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But even with the new find, Haslam believes the gig was significant because The Stone Roses "didn't play that often" and it felt like "a life-changing moment".

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“We’re talking life-changing money. You don’t know what to do at first. You’re like, is this real?” said Ashley Rock Smith, Tiffany Smith’s sister-in-law, whose daughter Claire eventually became a Squad member.

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

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