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According to some Democratic members of the committee, a deliberately scary line was taken in order to bring about a dramatic tightening of security at American weapons laboratories.
And, to the surprise of many, the campaign, known as "the surge," helped bring about a dramatic drop in violence that has largely held.
Mrs. Thatcher managed to bring about a dramatic change of direction, and did so by democratic means, in the face of a consensus approach that had lasted for decades.
His assurances come at a time when many Europeans and Iraqis remain skeptical of American intentions and are questioning whether the sovereignty conferred on Iraq will bring about a dramatic change in the status quo.
"You have to look at it as a choice between protracted negotiations that may produce a deadlock -- and God forbid a bloody one," Mr. Yaari said, "or an interim approach that would bring about a dramatic change in the lay of the land".
Political corruption, fiscal mismanagement, falling commodity prices and stagnation in China converged to bring about a dramatic reversal.
In some cases, the administration of vitamin B6 brings about a dramatic response, which results in a marked fall in cystathionine excretion.
Immigration, she concludes, "has brought about a dramatic demographic transformation; it is a major factor fueling population growth and has led to remarkable ethnoracial diversity".
"Boardroom quotas are a radical – but not unthinkable means of bringing about a dramatic shift in the role of women in business.
