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For Jorge Campanini, from Bolivia's Documentation and Information Centre (CEDIB), the "scariest thing" about the new law is the power it gives to companies who will now be able to "radically" modify the way "protected areas" are used.
When we combine the companies and pick out the best of the best to run it, we should be able to radically accelerate the improvement necessary to create the world's premier cable and telecommunications company and to justify this deal and its valuation.
While it is good to hear from the backers, they are not going to be able to radically change the game.
If you believe that Sanders is going to be able to radically change the political system in America, then you should vote for him.
I am optimistic that if we are willing to look at this new strategy without prejudice and judgment, we may be able to radically change the trajectory of new transmissions, as our queer brothers and sisters historically did in the 1980s.
Companies that are able to radically change their entrenched ways of doing things and then reclaim leading positions in their industries are the exception rather than the rule.
Arsenal were able to radically upgrade their image – from being a traditional and moderately successful English club to having European clout, regular Champions League status and global appeal.
With this one change, growers were able to radically restrict the incidence of rice blast -- the most important disease of this most important staple in the world.
But they are also happy that we have been able to radically reduce the bureaucracy that had bugged scientists in previous research programmes.
Some airlines, like British Airways, have been able to revamp by firing thousands of employees after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, and others, like Air France, have been able to radically cut costs.
Well, put simply, the more elements of the design that are under your control, the more effectively you're able to radically change the design of a product — you give your engineers more degrees of freedom.
