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With great leadership we achieved a dramatic increase in revenue from 2013 to 2015.

In Sweden, a left-leaning government achieved a dramatic fiscal turnaround between 1994 and 1999.

But treaty obligation or not, China has already achieved a dramatic slowing in its emissions of carbon dioxide in the last decade, Chinese and Western energy experts say.

To ask, to tell: Lawmakers, the Defense Department, and the White House achieved a "dramatic breakthrough" on repealing "Don't ask, don't tell".

Then a doctor called Ignaz Semmelweis achieved a dramatic reduction in deaths by insisting that doctors wash their hands between autopsies and obstetrical examinations.

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Cotman is an interesting foil to Turner because he paid attention to the firm outlines of forms, while achieving a dramatic luminosity.

Munson achieves a dramatic irony here, juxtaposing what Addison says with what he observes and revealing his true empathy despite his protestations to the contrary.

Mr Farage, whose party hopes to achieve a dramatic swing to capture the safe Tory seat, said many of Mr Helmer's generation shared his views.

The Mets, who often frustrate themselves, their manager and their fans with sloppy defense, used superb plays to finish off Papelbon's first blown save since last Sept. 9, avoid a devastating loss and achieve a dramatic win.

Kerik, then a detective, relished his place in the circle, and was eventually promoted to commissioner of the city's Department of Corrections, where he was credited with achieving a dramatic reduction in violence in city jails.