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According to the NHS, our children are drinking less, taking fewer drugs and are dramatically less likely to smoke than in years past.

The big question facing AT&T Wireless is how do you compete against companies with capital expenditures that are dramatically less?

The presence of goethite in 4 nm-6LF most likely means that the reactivity difference observed is a minimum estimate because goethite particles are dramatically less reactive than ferrihydrite particles (Table II).

"In markets like Miami, even though Telemundo's ratings may outperform the network affiliates," says an nbc source, "Telemundo still commands ad rates that are dramatically less than what other stations get".

His biography was 1980s pop-culture lore: A shining star at GM who developed the Pontiac GTO, DeLorean had a flamboyant lifestyle (chest-hair-displaying V-necks, gold chains, a preference for, as he put it, "women who are dramatically less educated than I") that clashed with Detroit's conservative culture.

Owning stocks is going to be very dull over the next 10 to 15 years, Warren Buffett warned, at his recent Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting: "[Expect] returns from equities that are dramatically less than most investors have either experienced in the past or expect in the future".

It's a conclusion that's dramatically less dramatic than the histrionic title of his book suggests.

"The amount of money available for this will be dramatically less," he said.

Your workforce becomes very nervous – and a nervous workforce is dramatically less productive and less innovative.

The Journal is dramatically less sympathetic to the movement, agreeing with Mr. Bloomberg's argument that the occupiers had made the park "unavailable to anyone else".

"Every year, more and home homes have been built in the forest, logging in the area is dramatically less than it ever was, and the forest is extremely overgrown".