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A newly elected, left-leaning Labor Party government under Prime Minister David Lange took the uncharacteristic step of pushing through a radical set of free market economic plans, with agricultural subsidies the first to go.

One possibility is that Mr Xi and his allies are preparing a radical set of economic reforms: freeing interest rates, overhauling local-government finances, and easing landownership and residence rules.

The school has made "quite a radical set of changes," said Adrian J. Slywotzky, a vice president at Mercer Management Consulting near Boston who has often written about large organizations' attempts to reinvent themselves and who received his M.B.A. from Harvard in 1980.

Within that universe, a radical set of guiding principles emerged: a distrust of corporate dollars and mainstream values; an appreciation for outsiders, especially women and gays; an embrace of stylistic and musical 'authenticity'; and an idea of punk as a type of folk music, with a nastier guitar tone.  .

But the evidence was supported by a radical set of protestors and activists.

Since the French government is providing a large guarantee to the fund — 158 billion euros — a reduction of its credit rating could sway euro zone leaders to abandon the idea of pumping up the fund to buy troubled countries' bonds, and switch to a more radical set of proposals.

One year ago Ofgem introduced measures forcing energy companies to simplify energy and gas tariffs for consumers, as part of a broader shakeup that the spokesman described as "the most radical set of reforms that have ever been introduced in the retail market since competition began".

At the heart of this supposedly radical set of reforms is the belief that failing children's social services can only be rescued if they are detached from their local authority parent and their functions put out to market.

The energy regulator said it had introduced the "most radical set of reforms" to protect consumers in the retail energy market since competition began, after five former senior officials raised concerns about poorly designed regulation.

Violence against women is on the rise: the police report a big rise last year, when 842 women were murdered and 1,113 raped.Awkwardly for secularists, it took the AK government to pass the most radical set of women's reforms since Ataturk.

"In this context, Ofgem is committed to making the market work well for consumers and is introducing the most radical set of reforms since competition began to make the market simpler, clearer and fairer".