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After centuries locked out of the sciences, women are still dramatically underrepresented in fields like physics and engineering.

The figures, from the HomeLet rental index, show that rents are still dramatically outstripping wage growth in the UK.

Murder and violent crime are still dramatically lower than they were at the peak of the violent crime wave of the late 1980s and early 1990s.

In his latest letter, Icahn wrote: "We are pleased that Apple has directionally followed our advice and repurchased $80bn of its shares [yielding the company's shareholders an excellent return], but the company's enormous net cash position continues to grow while the company's shares are still dramatically undervalued.

These Short-Term PowerRatings remind us that stocks in general are still dramatically overbought.

Billionaire investor and activist Carl Icahn sent another open letter to Apple chief executive Tim Cook saying the shares are "still dramatically undervalued".

The Obama Administration did manage a rate hike last year, but, adjusted for inflation, the current price is still dramatically lower than it was in 1978.

Already extensively workshopped as part of Covent Garden's Opera Genesis project, the piece is still dramatically unfocused and musically inert; surely somebody could have put it out of its misery before it reached a paying audience?

Gradually, over the years, things got better, but Tanzania was still dramatically less comfortable than Kenya, with a bureaucracy that made getting in and out of the country something of a challenge.

Apple's iPad business is still dramatically larger than the Surface, though.

However, the conductivity of AgNWs transparent electrode is still dramatically limited by the contact resistance between nanowires at high transmittance.