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There can be little doubt, however, that it was a contributing factor and that recognition of its role has profoundly altered concepts of paleoclimatology.

It is a reminder that the railway altered concepts of distance, and the telegraph speeded the flow of information, much more dramatically than the Internet has done.In this section Mr Right Looking life in the eye Is there an end?

This reinterpretation altered concepts such as community empowerment into community participation, and seriously diluted its impact as a transformational strategy.

Is the proliferation of recording devices altering our concept of privacy itself?

At the same time a group of other countries, led by Belgium, are objecting to altering the concept of "ever closer union" enshrined in EU treaties.

In announcing the chef's departure, a spokeswoman for the restaurant said: "Demi Monde wanted to revise the food program and this meant altering his concept of the chef's table.

Bruce Federman, a partner at Industry City, said that altering the concept of light manufacturing to include technology start-ups and art studios was needed to generate demand for a space that few expect will command more than $8 a square foot.

How would this alter our concept of sexual sin, though?

How might this alter our concept of "identity"?

"We have altered the concept of wolf habitat," he said.

Two factors, hand in hand, altered the concept of those original awards.