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"We'll be able to dramatically grow our base of traffic," Mr. Safka said.

"When we have that vaccine available," said Dr. Rosenstein of the C.D.C., "we are going to be able to dramatically decrease meningococcal disease".

"If we were able to throw money at this project right now, we would be able to dramatically advance it," he said.

"We'll be able to dramatically increase our capacity," Willis said, estimating that the extra money will pay for 12 new full-time staff and 84 extra helpline shifts.

So musicians will be able to feature the music, photos, and news that they want, and MTV will be able to dramatically expand the number of artists who have profiles on its site to more than 1 million.

We expect to be able to dramatically increase adoption of RightNow CX Intent Guide and leverage our joint expertise to develop the next generation of online customer experience solutions".

It also explained why Beyoncé at one point during her performance was able to dramatically remove her ear-piece.

During his first two terms, Mr. Pataki was able to dramatically cut personal income tax rates, the biggest source of state revenue, and still greatly increase spending, because the boom on Wall Street flooded state coffers with revenue.

Recently, it has been demonstrated that salinomycin is able to dramatically reduce the number of CSCs in triple negative breast cancer [50] by promoting the degradation of Wnt co-receptor LRP6 [51].

Numerical simulation and experimental results show that compared to the original MTR method, the corrected one is able to dramatically improve the spatial resolution of the focus at low frequencies.

In a second-stage trial presented at the conference, one of the doses of the TauRx drug that was tested was able to dramatically slow the progression of the disease.